News Summary - 09/19/2025

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Trump suggests Starmer could use military to control UK borders

During his UK visit, President Trump claimed illegal migration "destroys countries from within" and implied Labour leader Keir Starmer might consider using the military to manage UK borders amid immigration concerns.

Trump says TV networks opposed to him should 'maybe' lose license

Concerns are rising that the Trump administration is limiting criticism, highlighted by the cancellation of ABC's Jimmy Kimmel show, which some view as a move against networks opposing the president.

US blocks UN call for Gaza ceasefire for sixth time

The US blocked a UN Security Council resolution calling for a ceasefire in Gaza for the sixth time, arguing that it fails to sufficiently condemn Hamas. Washington's representative emphasized the resolution's shortcomings regarding the cancellation of Hamas's actions.

Taliban ban books written by women from Afghan universities

The Taliban have banned books authored by women from Afghan universities and prohibited the teaching of 18 subjects, including human rights and sexual harassment.

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, who falsely claimed that French First Lady Brigitte Macron was born male. They plan to present scientific evidence in a US court to prove her gender.

'Cataclysmic' situation in Gaza City, UN official says, as Israeli tanks advance

Palestinian residents are fleeing south as Israeli tanks advance deeper into Gaza City, the territory's largest urban area. The UN describes the situation as 'cataclysmic' amid ongoing conflict and displacement.

Workers across France strike over budget cut plans

Workers in France launched widespread strikes shortly after the government fell due to disagreements over a proposed budget, protesting planned budget cuts and their potential impact.

The lonely life and death of Delhi's only African elephant

Shankar, Delhi's only African elephant, lived a lonely life marked by at least 13 years in solitary confinement, enduring isolation for 24 years.

Egypt says 3,000-year-old bracelet was stolen and melted down

Egyptian officials report that a specialist stole a 3,000-year-old gold bracelet from a Cairo museum and sold it through a jeweller. The ancient artefact was then melted down, resulting in the loss of a significant piece of Egypt’s heritage.

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 Donald Trump and emphasized that Trump is "not emperor of the world," highlighting Brazil's independent stance in international affairs.

US deportees sue Ghana over 'illegal' detention

Despite opposition, Ghana's president announced that 40 more deportees will soon arrive from the US, amid ongoing legal challenges by deportees suing Ghana over alleged illegal detention.

At least 10 dead in Lagos high-rise office building fire

A fire broke out at Afriland Towers in Lagos, causing panic among commercial workers. Some employees jumped from the third and fourth floors to escape the flames. The incident has resulted in at least 10 deaths. Emergency services responded to control the fire and assist the victims.

Body found in car registered to D4vd identified as missing teen

Authorities have identified a 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.

Malawi's parties warned not to prematurely declare election victory

Both President Lazarus Chakwera and his main rival Peter Mutharika's parties claim victory in Tuesday's election. Authorities have warned them against prematurely declaring themselves winners as official results are yet to be finalized.

Newborn Baby Buried Alive in India Fights for Her Life

A 20-day-old baby girl in India was found alive after being buried under a pile of earth. A shepherd heard her faint cries, which led to her rescue. She is now struggling to survive.

Trump clashes with Australian journalist over business deals in office

President Trump accused an Australian journalist of "hurting Australia very much" during an exchange about his business dealings while in office. He also mentioned plans to meet the Australian Prime Minister "very soon."

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 to address climate change more aggressively.

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

Air traffic controllers warned a Spirit Airlines flight for coming dangerously close to Air Force One while President Donald Trump was en route to the United Kingdom for his state visit.

Controversial church leader denies bribing ex-South Korea first lady

The church leader denies allegations that he bribed former South Korean first lady Kim Keon Hee with Chanel bags and a diamond necklace.

Sex abuse charges against top Australian radio host downgraded

The top Australian radio host faces 27 charges related to indecently assaulting or groping nine men between 2001 and 2019. The charges against him have now been downgraded.

Three officers killed in Pennsylvania shooting, with two others critical

Three officers were killed and two others critically injured in a Pennsylvania shooting. Authorities confirmed the suspect has been neutralised, ensuring no further danger to the public.

Fed Reserve cuts interest rates but cautions over stalling job market

The Federal Reserve has made its first interest rate cut since 2024, indicating the possibility of additional reductions ahead. However, it also expressed concerns about a slowing job market, signaling cautious optimism amid economic uncertainties.

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

Spanish authorities arrested 19 people suspected of torturing and murdering migrants after about 50 went missing from a boat originating in Senegal. Police believe some victims were accused of witchcraft by others onboard.

Israeli tanks push into major Gaza City residential area

Israeli tanks advancing into Sheikh Radwan, a key neighborhood in Gaza City, have sparked fear among residents, leading thousands to flee southward for safety.

Tests show Navalny was poisoned in jail, his widow says

Yulia Navalnaya is calling on the two laboratories that detected poison in her husband, Alexei Navalny, to publicly release their test results. She emphasizes the importance of transparency regarding the poisoning evidence.

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

Former President Obama condemned President Trump's reaction to the shooting of Charlie Kirk, criticizing Trump's vow to target "radical leftists" and highlighting the deeper political crisis facing the US.

Search for ancient Egyptian gold bracelet missing from Cairo museum

Authorities have circulated a photo of a 3,000-year-old gold bracelet to airports, seaports, and border crossings to prevent its smuggling after it went missing from a Cairo museum.

Sarah Smith: Trump visit showed UK's warm relations - and limited influence

The state visit highlighted the UK's warm relationship with the US, but underscored that no ally can significantly influence President Trump's decisions.

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

Katty Kay reflects on America's current unrest, highlighting that while it echoes past turbulent times, today's challenges are more complex and unique, signaling a critical crossroads for the nation.

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

An unusually fierce monsoon has caused severe flooding across the Philippines, disrupting daily life. Public anger is mounting over perceived government corruption and nepotism, intensifying frustrations as the nation struggles to cope with the crisis.

Battling a Rare Brain-Eating Disease in an Indian State

In Kerala, over 70 people have been diagnosed with the brain-eating amoeba this year, resulting in 19 deaths. Authorities are addressing this rare but deadly disease to prevent further fatalities.

Spain counts the cost of 'nightmare' wildfire summer

Spain's farming and tourism sectors have suffered significant damage due to a series of severe wildfires, marking a challenging summer for the country.

Could the US interest rate cut boost the housing market?

Despite this week's rate cut, borrowing costs may not decrease significantly further. This limited change suggests the housing market might see only modest relief, as interest rates remain relatively high, affecting affordability and borrowing decisions.

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

President Trump was welcomed by the King, Queen, and other 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 faces its worst drought in decades, cutting wheat harvests by 40%. This devastation worsens conditions for nearly 90% of the population already living in poverty, pushing millions closer to crisis.

Champions League Debut and Luiz - the Rise of Pafos

Cypriot club Pafos FC is preparing for their full Champions League debut, highlighting the team's recent rise. Veteran defender David Luiz has joined Pafos, bringing experience and strengthening their defense as they step onto Europe's biggest stage.

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

A new UN commission report delivers the strongest and most authoritative accusation yet, claiming Israel has committed genocide in Gaza.

'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 driving deadly protests despite the country's oil wealth. Many citizens are demanding better living conditions and economic justice amid increasing frustration over unresolved social problems.

Ros Atkins on… What Kimmel's suspension means for free speech in the US

The BBC's analysis editor examines a suspension decision criticized by prominent Democrats as "an abuse of power," discussing its implications for free speech in the US.

Watch: Pomp and protests on day one of Trump state visit

King Charles hosted Donald Trump at Windsor Castle on the first full day of his UK state visit, which featured both ceremonial pomp and protests.

** '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 taken off air indefinitely following controversial comments about Charlie Kirk. Many viewed the decision as a prime example of cancel culture.

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

President Claudia Sheinbaum of Mexico and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney are meeting to initiate a new economic bilateral relationship, marking a shift in North American diplomacy without involving former U.S. President Trump.

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

Tyler Robinson appeared in a Utah court as prosecutors formally read the charges against him. The hearing marked his initial public court appearance related to allegations involving Charlie Kirk. Further details about the case and next legal steps are awaited.

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

BBC's Chris Mason and Sarah Smith discuss the key issues and stakes involved in the trip, highlighting the contrasting personalities of Starmer and Trump while noting their surprisingly good personal rapport.

Watch: The Sundance Kid's life in the spotlight

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

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

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

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

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

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

Israeli forces intensified their offensive in Gaza City by striking and demolishing additional high-rise towers over the weekend, escalating the conflict. BBC Verify's Merlyn Thomas reports on these recent attacks amid ongoing hostilities in the region.

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 those affected by the deluge.

Hamas threatens to "open border crossings and break the blockade" today in what it calls "Friday of rage"

Hamas has announced plans to open border crossings and break the Israeli blockade in Gaza this Friday, dubbed "Friday of rage," amid the Israeli ground offensive against the group in the Gaza Strip.

Sánchez defends before Merz that what happened in Gaza is a "genocide" and the German chancellor disagrees: "We are on Israel's side"

Pedro Sánchez described what happened in Gaza as "genocide," while German chancellor Merz disagreed, reaffirming support for Israel. Additionally, Merz conditioned the official recognition of Catalan, Galician, and Basque in the EU on advances in AI that reduce the need for interpreters.

The Driver of a Humanitarian Aid Truck for Gaza Kills Two Israelis at the Jordanian Border

A driver of a humanitarian aid truck for Gaza opened fire at the Allenby border crossing, killing two Israelis before being shot dead by the Israeli army.

Where is Israel Displacing the One Million Residents of Gaza City? The Map That Explains the Palestinian Exodus

The Israeli army is ordering Gaza residents to move towards the center and the coastal area of Al Mawasi, areas that are already overcrowded and have no space for more people, which explains the massive Palestinian exodus and the humanitarian crisis currently unfolding in the Gaza Strip.

Amani's Anguish, No News from Her Family in Gaza for Two Weeks: "They Used to Write to Me to Say They Were Still Alive"

Amani, a Palestinian-Spanish woman, and her daughter tell '20minutos' that they have had no news from their family in Gaza for two weeks, despite the worsening situation in the Strip. In October 2023, they already lost twelve relatives, though they still hold on to hope.

War of Extermination

In a conflict, the key to victory lies in recognizing the right moment to stop, thus avoiding greater consequences and ensuring strategic success.

The Supreme Court Rejects for the Second Time to Release Santos Cerdán from Prison

Judge Leopoldo Puente indicates that there are still ongoing investigations, which is why he maintains preventive detention for Santos Cerdán due to the risk of evidence destruction.

Eurovision Without Spain

The majority of countries remain determined to participate in Eurovision, despite Spain's absence in this edition of the contest.

This is how the "historic" million-euro investment in Spanish airports will be distributed: those receiving the most and the least

4 billion euros will be allocated to expand Madrid airport and 3 billion to Barcelona airport. Málaga will receive 1.5 billion, Alicante 1.154 billion, Tenerife South 550 million, and Tenerife North 250 million. Investments in other airports, such as Valencia and Seville, are yet to be defined.

Anti-abuse bracelets: how they work, how many women wear them in Spain, and what went wrong to cause the acquittals

An error during the transition between companies responsible for managing the electronic monitoring bracelets for restraining orders related to gender-based violence caused data loss, which led to the acquittals of alleged offenders in Spain.

Jurists deny that there are "only 1%" acquittals of abusers due to electronic bracelet failures as stated by the Ministry of Equality: "We have no record of reopened cases"

Jurists refute the Ministry of Equality's claim of a 1% acquittal rate due to failures in electronic bracelets in abuse cases. They affirm having no knowledge of any reopened cases related to these devices, thus contradicting the official figure and concern.

The Autopsy of Matilde Muñoz: Great Delay in Informing the Family... and a Loose End That Raises Significant Suspicion

The autopsy report reveals injuries that support the hypothesis of a violent death. However, there was a great delay in communicating the results to the family, which raises significant suspicions about the case.

Autumn arrives with a temperature drop of up to 20 degrees and rainfall in parts of the country

Over the weekend, the country will experience a significant temperature decline of up to 20 degrees, accompanied by rain in several regions, marking the arrival of autumn with winter-like weather conditions.

The DANA Judge Requests À Punt and Emergency Services to Provide All Recordings from Cecopi on the Day of the Tragedy

The judge in charge of the DANA case has requested À Punt and Emergency Services to hand over all recordings made at Cecopi on the day of the tragedy, following statements from Valderrama indicating willingness to provide such material.

Ester Expósito opens up on 'La Revuelta' about her romantic relationships

Ester Expósito visited the program 'La Revuelta' with Mirela Balic to promote her new movie 'El Talento', which is now in theaters, and spoke openly about her romantic relationships.

The Arrest of 'El Buque' Allows the Dismantling of One of Spain's Most Active Drug Trafficking Networks

'El Buque', a key drug trafficker, surrendered to the authorities due to pressure from the investigation, which allowed the dismantling of one of the most active drug trafficking networks in Spain.

The Gap Between Civil Servants Pushes Unemployment Offices to the Limit: "We Have Less Space and, To Top It Off, Their Salaries Are Better"

Public employees of the General Administration denounce lower salaries and worse working conditions compared to their regional counterparts, with whom they also have to share increasingly cramped offices.

Heraldo Renews Its Commitment to Quality Journalism on Its 130th Anniversary and Calls for Political and Social Coexistence

At the 22nd edition of the Heraldo Awards, the group Amaral, engineer Mateo Valero, and journalists Pilar Cernuda and Encarna Samitier were recognized, reaffirming Heraldo's commitment to quality journalism and promoting political and social coexistence on its 130th anniversary.

Spain Drives Construction: The Second EU Country with the Highest Growth to Offset a Rise in Housing Prices That Doubles the Average

In 2024, housing prices in Spain increased by 8.5%, double the EU average, while building permits grew by 29%, making the country the second with the highest construction growth within the European Union.

Donald Trump, Enchanted by Kate Middleton in Windsor: "You Are Beautiful"

King Charles III saw off President Donald Trump after a two-day State visit to the United Kingdom at Windsor Castle. During the event, Trump expressed admiration for Kate Middleton, calling her "beautiful."

A Man Dies After Losing Consciousness on a Roller Coaster

Since the park opened in May, three incidents have been reported. Among them, a man died after losing consciousness while on a roller coaster. Authorities are investigating the circumstances of the accident to ensure safety.

A young man from Málaga found dead in the River Thames in London

A young man from Málaga who worked in a museum in London was found dead in the River Thames. Authorities are investigating the circumstances of his death.

The Status of the Asencio Case: He Will Go to Trial for Distributing Sexual Videos That Affected Two Women, and One Has Withdrawn the Accusation

Asencio will face trial for distributing sexual videos that affected two women. However, one of the complainants has withdrawn the accusation, although the legal process continues for the other victim.

IU sets December as the deadline to reach an agreement with Podemos on a list in Andalusia that lays the groundwork for the general elections

Antonio Maíllo, coordinator of IU, sets December as the final deadline to reach an agreement with Podemos on a joint list in Andalusia, which is key for the general elections. Maíllo criticizes that Podemos is not "up to the challenge" in the negotiations.

Banks that offer 100% mortgages to buy a home: "It doesn't mean you don't need to have savings"

Although some banks offer 100% mortgages to buy a property, this does not eliminate the need to have savings. Buyers must consider other associated expenses, such as taxes, notary fees, and registration costs, which require additional funds beyond the mortgage loan.

The Crisis of Andy and Lucas: How They Share Their Earnings and Only One Makes Decisions

Andy and Lucas are going through a crisis after some harsh statements from Lucas about Andy. It has been revealed that only one of them makes decisions in the group and how their earnings are distributed, which has caused internal tensions within the duo.

Several Belgian Funeral Homes Accused of "Buying" Bodies in Nursing Homes and a Hospital

Several funeral homes in Belgium are accused of "buying" bodies in nursing homes and a hospital, offering gifts such as champagne, chocolates, and money in exchange for collecting the deceased, according to the public broadcaster VRT.

Alcohol helps in speaking other languages, iguanas prefer four-cheese pizza... The crazy scientific studies awarded the Ig Nobel

A study awarded the Ig Nobel revealed that alcohol can improve the ability to speak other languages, possibly because it increases self-confidence.

'First Dates' reveals which organ "shuts down" when someone loves another person

Richard Pena, the voice-over of 'First Dates', explains that when loving someone, the areas of the brain responsible for social judgment and criticism decrease their activity, revealing how love affects the perception and evaluation of others.

Shopping with Ainhoa: Cosmetics Under 10 Euros That I Use Daily

Ainhoa shares three affordable cosmetic products, each under 10 euros, that she uses daily to quickly achieve a fresh-faced look when she doesn’t have time for an extensive skincare routine.

Learning to Live Beyond Screens in a Hyperconnected World

The magazine ‘Telos’ by Fundación Telefónica, in its issue 127, addresses in ‘Generation Alfabeta’ how to find well-being in a hyperconnected world. It explores the challenges faced by new generations in balancing screen use with their mental and social health, and promotes mindful practices to live beyond technology.

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

Chris Martin humorously commented on the controversy surrounding the video where Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot were caught being unfaithful on a 'kisscam,' using the phrase "if life gives you lemons, make lemonade" to refer to the incident.

The Government denies that Spain will renounce the 2026 World Cup but calls for measures against Israel: "The same as with Russia"

The Minister of Sports, Pilar Alegría, denied that Spain will renounce hosting the 2026 World Cup. However, she requested that Israel be sanctioned with measures similar to those imposed on Russia, asking that it not participate in the tournament in response to its current situation.

SURVEY | Do you think Spain should give up playing in the 2026 Football World Cup if Israel participates?

The Government of Spain confirmed that 'La Roja' will play in the 2026 World Cup but has requested that Israel be excluded from the competition.

Trump complains about the "attacks" he suffered from Jimmy Kimmel and suggests that networks that criticize him should lose their licenses

Trump criticized Jimmy Kimmel for his attacks and called him "talentless." Furthermore, he suggested that networks that broadcast criticisms of him should lose their licenses, rejecting any censorship of his opinions.

Trump admits that Putin has "disappointed" him after lack of diplomatic progress on Ukraine

The President of the US confessed that he expected negotiating with Putin to stop the war in Ukraine to be easier, but he expressed disappointment over the lack of progress in the diplomatic talks.

Carolina Herrera pays tribute to traditional Madrid in the Plaza Mayor with a spectacular Esther Cañadas on the runway

Wes Gordon, creative director of Carolina Herrera, celebrated Madrid of the Austrias with a fashion show in the Plaza Mayor, expressing his love for the city and telling a story that honors its roots and traditional essence.

An 11-year-old boy ends up hospitalized after doing homework for 14 hours

An 11-year-old boy was hospitalized due to respiratory problems caused by hyperventilation, triggered by emotional stress after doing homework for 14 consecutive hours, according to doctors.

Innovation, Employability, and the Future: The Path to Success of 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 tools to ensure their professional success and integration into the labor market, while continuing to grow to improve its educational quality.

Swiss Life buys four resorts in the Mediterranean that will be operated by European Camping

Swiss Life, through its real estate branch, enters the Spanish camping market by acquiring four Mediterranean resorts from Alannia, which will be managed by the French company European Camping Group (ECG).

Robert Redford Wanted to Star in These Two Unforgettable Movies but Was Rejected: "Have You Looked in the Mirror?"

Robert Redford, who passed away at 89, had a distinguished film career, although he was rejected for leading roles in two iconic movies—comments that reflected doubts about his appearance for those roles.

Scandinavian Layers are All the Rage Among Swedish Women of All Ages Who Want Long, Voluminous Hair

The Scandinavian layered haircut, popularized by influencer Matilda Djerf, will be the main trend this autumn in hair salons, especially sought after by Swedish women who want long, voluminous hair.

Rocio Ramos-Paul, 'Supernanny', reveals the keys to understanding a teenager: "Conflict is part of adolescence"

Rocio Ramos-Paul emphasizes that conflict during adolescence is normal. She points out the importance of addressing it with clear guidelines to resolve it properly and thus better understand young people during this stage.

AI Could Now Also Save Lives: It Has Designed an Antivenom for Snake Bites

Scientists used deep learning to design proteins that bind to and neutralize deadly snake toxins, enhancing the development of effective and fast-acting antivenoms.

Luxury trains and leaving stress on the platform: the trend of traveling the world by rail is reborn

Luxury train journeys offer unique and relaxing experiences, combining comfort and magical landscapes around the world, revitalizing the trend of traveling by train to leave stress behind.

Neither Plastic nor Cloth: A Baker’s Simple Trick to Keep Bread Fresh for Many Days

A baker recommends using paper bags to keep bread fresh for longer, avoiding the use of plastic or cloth, which can affect the bread’s quality and freshness.

The section speed camera that has been fining near this city in southern Spain since this September

The Directorate-General for Traffic activated a section speed camera on September 1st in a city in southern Spain, along with 31 other devices that had been in testing since August, beginning to issue fines for speeding.

Is Someone Missing? These Are the 10 Most Influential People in the History of Humanity

The book "The 100: A Ranking of the Most Influential Persons in History" by Michael H. Hart presents the 10 people who have most shaped history, including scientists, astronauts, leaders, and writers, highlighting their impact on society over time.

Baby motorcycles, bicycles, scooters, skates... how to get one of more than 100 vehicles from ReMAD for free this weekend

This Sunday, ReMAD will offer more than 100 free vehicles, such as baby motorcycles, bicycles, scooters, and skates, on the Paseo del Prado through its object exchange service.

This is How You Can Save on Your Electric Bill by Using an Electric Water Heater

Adjusting the water temperature in the electric water heater is essential to reduce consumption and save on your electric bill. Maintaining an appropriate temperature prevents unnecessary energy expenditure.

Empanadas with Quinoa Dough, a Delicious and Fun Way to Eat This Superfood

An original and nutritious recipe that combines flavor and health benefits in every bite, offering a delicious and fun way to enjoy quinoa.

The PP Outlines the Key Points of Its New Economic Roadmap with Alberto Nadal at the Helm

Alberto Nadal, Deputy Secretary of Economy of the PP, criticizes the debt write-off and the obligation to provide services in Catalan, and calls for structural reforms to improve productivity and strengthen the economy.

Lightning, hail, gales: the countdown begins for the storms preceding the polar jet stream

After a week of intense heat, rapid drops in temperature are expected, triggering severe storms with lightning, hail, and strong winds, marking the arrival of the polar jet stream.

United Kingdom Announces Record Investments of 173 Billion Euros During Trump’s Visit

The United Kingdom announced a historic investment of 173 billion euros, highlighted by Trump as a massive wave of private sector deals during his visit.

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

Vocational Training is gaining popularity among young people, offering an ideal pathway to learn and specialize in various work fields, adapting to a constantly changing job market that demands diverse profiles.

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

Three men from different generations share what it’s like to live detached from the national passion for football, a fandom that sometimes feels more like a social imposition than a personal preference.

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

The growing demand for rustic houses has raised their prices in recent years, reflecting an increasing interest in living in homes with history and character.

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

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

The ‘Low Cost’ War

Advanced Western defense systems, although effective, are too costly to counter swarms of cheap drones like the Iranian ones, which represent a growing threat in current conflicts.

Advantages of Not Managing

Vox takes advantage of not having management responsibilities and capitalizes on the space that immigration is gaining on the political agenda, thus strengthening its public position.

I, Mutant

What was essential before loses value in times of constant change, creating uncertainty about whether we will recover our original essence or if we will become someone completely new forever.

The Encounter

The poor management of public affairs by politicians worsens the problem when it puts victims of gender-based violence at risk, severely affecting society.

Zaz: "I chose to enter the system to change it from within, in my own way"

Singer Zaz spoke in the interview 'Out of Context' with Rebeca Marín for '20 minutos', where she explained that she decided to enter the music system to transform it from the inside, following her own style and convictions.

A New Academic Year with AI and Vocational Training as Protagonists

Although Mathematics and STEM degrees continue to be popular, interest in Vocational Training (VT) is growing due to its practical approach and high employability, highlighting the importance of AI and VT in the new academic year.

Returning to School Has No Age: Studying Beyond 18

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

A man dies in a forest fire in the Leonese town of Villarejo de Órbigo

A man was found unconscious and with burns on his body during a forest fire in Villarejo de Órbigo, León. Despite efforts, he died from the injuries sustained.

Junts reiterates to the PSOE after the meeting between Zapatero and Puigdemont that they will not support the Budgets if the agreements are not fulfilled

Sánchez stated that he has no information about the meeting between Zapatero and Puigdemont, indicating that the public will be the first to learn about it. Junts reaffirms that they will not support the Budgets if the PSOE does not fulfill the agreed-upon deals.

Mourinho, very emotional in his presentation at Benfica: "I will live for the club, it is my mission"

José Mourinho was presented as the new coach of Benfica and will take charge until the end of the next season. The Portuguese expressed his emotion and commitment, assuring that he will live for the club and that this role is his mission.

Hans Arús: "If someone had told us three years ago that TikTok was going to be part of television, we probably wouldn't have believed it"

Hans Arús reflects on the surprising evolution of TikTok, highlighting how it has integrated into traditional television. He notes that just three years ago, few would have believed TikTok would become a significant part of TV content and culture.

Rosa and Manu sign their 62nd tie in 'El Rosco' of 'Pasapalabra'

Rosa and Manu chose to settle for a tie in 'El Rosco' of 'Pasapalabra' rather than risk going for the 2,140,000-euro jackpot, reaching their 62nd tie on the show.

Manu reveals the subtle change that the 'Pasapalabra' set has undergone: "It's incredible"

Manu noticed a small change in the 'Pasapalabra' show's table. Although the detail is subtle, it caught his attention and he highlighted how incredible this modification to the set seemed to him.

Loquillo's Statement on 'La Revuelta' About the Recognition of Artists in Spain: "It's a Country That Treats Its Stars Badly"

Loquillo appeared on Broncano's show to present his new album, 'Legendary Hearts,' which will be released on September 26, and took the opportunity to criticize how Spain unfairly treats its artists.

Dani Mateo blows up against Trump after the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel's show: "What an idiot!"

Dani Mateo harshly criticized Donald Trump following the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel's show, expressing his outrage with a strong statement during his appearance on 'Zapeando'.

Miri, attended by the medical team of 'Supervivientes All Stars' after cutting herself with a machete

Miri, contestant on 'Supervivientes All Stars 2024', cut the tip of her finger while trying to set up a clothesline with branches. She was attended to by the show's medical team.

Risto Mejide accuses the PSOE of trying to influence the rundown of 'Todo es mentira'

Risto Mejide denounced live that the chief of staff of Mar Espinar, the socialist spokesperson in Madrid, contacted the program to question the topics that were going to be covered, accusing the PSOE of trying to influence the rundown of 'Todo es mentira'.

Iglesias, on 'Malas lenguas': "The left should learn from the right, otherwise they are going to execute us all"

Pablo Iglesias stated that the left should learn political tactics from the right to avoid being defeated, emphasizing the need to improve its strategy to survive in the political arena.

Wyoming's reaction upon learning that his 'middle finger' to Netanyahu has reached Israel: "I have a tight butt"

Wyoming clarified that his gesture towards Netanyahu was misinterpreted and taken out of context, assuring that he is not scared, but concerned about how it has been understood in Israel.

'Malas lenguas' warns of a new scam about a supposed 2,000-euro Government aid

María Navarro alerts about a video circulating on TikTok that promotes a fake 2,000-euro Government aid, warning the public about this new scam attempt.

Gloria Camila receives a special call on Rocío Jurado's birthday: "I always watch videos of her, it moves me"

Gloria Camila received an emotional call from her father, Ortega Cano, on Rocío Jurado's 81st birthday, fondly remembering the artist and sharing how she always watches videos of her to feel close.

Tamara Falcó opens up about her physical transformation: "I have lost more than five kilos, but the important thing is that I am healthy now"

Tamara Falcó spoke with the magazine '¡Hola!' about her collaboration in the Pedro del Hierro fashion show. She revealed that she has lost more than five kilos, emphasizing that the essential thing is that she is now healthy after her physical transformation.

Lola Mencía Announces Sad News: "I Have a Mix of Emotions and Many Memories"

Lola Mencía, former contestant of 'La isla de las tentaciones', announces the closure of her business. She expresses mixed feelings and nostalgia for this chapter coming to an end, sharing her sadness with her followers.

Alejandro Rubio talks about his father's absence at Terelu Campos' birthday: "He was invited"

Alejandro Rubio clarified that his father was invited to Terelu Campos' birthday, although he ultimately did not attend. Mar Flores was also not present at the event, but Carlo Costanzia father and son did attend.

Bella Hadid worries her followers by sharing images of her delicate health condition

Bella Hadid caused concern among her followers by posting images that show a delicate health condition. Although she did not provide specific details, she apologized for being absent and thanked her fans for their support.

Xisco, a 28-year-old young man with metastasis, moves people with the letters he left to his loved ones

Xisco Quesada, a 28-year-old influencer from Mallorca, was diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer in June. Since then, he has raised awareness of his illness on social media and has moved his followers with the letters he left for his loved ones.

This is the house where Fani Carbajo lives with Fran Benito and their two children in Madrid

Fani Carbajo, contestant on 'Supervivientes All Stars,' lives in a modern residential complex in Madrid along with Fran Benito and their two children. The home features a swimming pool and common areas, offering a comfortable and family-friendly environment.

The emotional letter from Cristina Pedroche to her son Isai, who turns two months old

Cristina Pedroche, collaborator on 'Zapeando', has shared with her followers an emotional letter dedicated to her son Isai, who is turning two months old, expressing her love and tenderness towards him.

Ricardo Montaner puts an end to rumors about his health: "Thank God for the vitality"

Ricardo Montaner denies rumors about his health, stating that he is well and will soon return to the stage.

Autumn arrives with a temperature drop of up to 20 degrees and rainfall in parts of the country

Over the weekend, significant weather changes are expected with a temperature drop of up to 20 degrees and rain in various regions of the country, marking the arrival of autumn.

Ester Expósito opens up in 'La Revuelta' about her romantic relationships

Ester Expósito visited the program 'La Revuelta' with Mirela Balic to promote her new movie, 'El Talento', which is already in theaters. During the interview, she spoke openly about her romantic relationships.

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

Tomato sauce, essential in Italian cuisine for dishes like pasta and pizza, should be prepared without sugar or cream, according to Italian chefs. These ingredients alter its authentic and traditional flavor. The simplicity and freshness of ingredients, such as ripe tomatoes, garlic, and olive oil, are key to respecting its original essence.

Rashford's revival gives Barça the Champions victory in their debut against Newcastle

Hansi Flick's Barça secured their first three points in the Champions League after defeating Newcastle. Rashford stood out with a goal-scoring revival that was key to the team's victory, as they managed to endure and control the game to start their participation in the continental tournament on the right foot.

The 'Fedal Tour,' Roger Federer's proposal for a veterans' circuit alongside Nadal: "I know Rafa is open to playing tennis"

Roger Federer proposes creating a tennis circuit for retired players, known as the 'Fedal Tour,' and includes a possible collaboration with Rafael Nadal, who would be willing to participate.

The Shocking Story of Bjorn Borg, Tennis Legend, About His Cancer: "I Take Life Day by Day"

Bjorn Borg, former Swedish tennis player and tennis legend, revealed that he was diagnosed with prostate cancer but is currently in remission. He reflected on his illness and reviewed his outstanding career, noting that he now faces life day by day with a new perspective.

Bartomeu's Confidence After Testifying in the Negreira Case: "Barça Had the Best Team in the World and Didn't Need Any Help"

Bartomeu and Rosell, former presidents of FC Barcelona, testified as suspects regarding payments to the former deputy referee president Negreira. Bartomeu defended that Barça had the best team in the world and denied needing external assistance during that period.

Aston Martin "smiles" because of Adrian Newey's work on their 2026 F1 car: "They enjoy the results"

Andy Cowell, CEO of Aston Martin F1, highlights the positive morale of the team thanks to Adrian Newey's work on the 2026 car, emphasizing that they are enjoying the promising results anticipated for the upcoming season.

Sexuality and Disability, Breaking Taboos: "I Refused to Accept That Love or Desire Were a Luxury"

Experts and people with disabilities highlight the invisibility of their emotional and sexual lives. They emphasize the need for adapted education, suitable intimate spaces, and greater awareness to break taboos and ensure the right to love and desire without exclusion.

Patricia, mother of Aday, who died from a rare lymphoma, calls for more research: "If you get a rare cancer, you're lost"

Aday died from a peripheral T-cell lymphoma, an extremely rare disease with no specific treatment or research. His mother Patricia is calling for more studies on these uncommon diseases, highlighting the lack of options for those affected.

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 11 at the last World Championship, where he earned six golds. He highlights the lack of visibility that successes in adapted swimming receive.

"April Gives Us Many Life Lessons": The Story of a Family Living with Pitt-Hopkins Syndrome

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

25 Cercanías Stations Will Be Adapted for People with Hearing Disabilities Using AI: "It’s a Milestone"

The Community of Madrid will implement an artificial intelligence system in 25 Cercanías stations to improve accessibility for people with hearing disabilities. This technology will enable better communication and real-time information, marking a significant advancement for the inclusion and autonomy of deaf or hard-of-hearing users in public transportation.

The Government Will Grant Navantia Loans Amounting to 2.292 Billion for Five Industrial Programs

The Government will grant Navantia loans totaling 2.292 billion euros to finance five industrial programs, including the development of a new combat supply ship (BAC II) and the modernization of two amphibious assault ships of the Navy.

Office equipment, electronic components, and chemicals lead the €15.935 billion that the EU imports from Israel and that could now face a tariff

The EU imported €15.935 billion from Israel, mainly manufactures valued at €12.889 billion. Office equipment, electronic components, and chemical products topped these purchases, with the European Union as Israel’s main trading partner.

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

In July, Spanish public debt decreased to 1.68 trillion euros, representing 102.3% of GDP, after having reached a peak of 1.69 trillion and 103.4% of GDP in June. This reduction indicates a slight improvement in the management of the Public Administrations' liabilities.

Banco Santander partners with British company Arora to buy a €185 million hotel in London

Banco Santander and the British group Arora form a joint venture to acquire the Novotel London West, an iconic hotel in Hammersmith, London, for €185 million.

Planas defends the need to export to the US despite tariffs: "It's like having a corner in El Corte Inglés"

The Minister of Agriculture highlights the growth of agri-food exports in 2024 and 2025, attributing it to the 'anticipation effect,' and emphasizes the strategic importance of maintaining a presence in the US despite the tariffs.

Canary Islands Demand Financial Support in Brussels to Avoid Being Left Out of the European CO2 Market

The Government of Clavijo 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.

When Spielberg Ate the Shell: This Is How 'Jaws' Arrived at the San Sebastián Festival 50 Years Ago

The iconic film "Jaws" by Steven Spielberg turns 50 in 2025. For its promotion, the director visited Spain and presented the movie at the San Sebastián Festival, one of the country's most prominent film events.

San Sebastián Festival 2025: Must-See Films, Key Events, and Guest Stars

The San Sebastián Festival 2025 offers nine intense days featuring new films by Edward Berger, Agnieszka Holland, and Alberto Rodríguez in the official selection. Jennifer Lawrence will receive the Donosti Award, highlighting the significance and star power of the guest lineup at this edition of Zinemaldia.

This is 'The Atomic Shelter', the new apocalyptic series on Netflix from the creators of 'Money Heist'

Created by Álex Pina and Esther Martínez Lobato, 'The Atomic Shelter' is the new apocalyptic series on Netflix in Spain, featuring a star-studded cast and promising to continue the success of the creators of 'Money Heist'.

Review of Netflix's 'The Atomic Shelter': You Won't Believe What Happens Within Four Walls

Netflix premieres 'The Atomic Shelter,' a series that hooks you with initial curiosity and keeps you engaged through the entertaining suffering of its wealthy characters, showcasing the unexpected events that unfold within four walls.

Critics Go Crazy Over 'Killers of the Flower Moon': Is the Best Picture Oscar Already Secured?

Early reviews point to 'Killers of the Flower Moon' as the undisputed favorite for the Oscars, highlighting Leonardo DiCaprio's performance and positioning the director at his best moment.

Review of 'Every Bit of Heaven': Every Time This Man Releases a Movie, the World Is a Better Place

Paul Thomas Anderson presents his most ambitious work, featuring a brilliant performance by Leonardo DiCaprio that elevates the film to a new cinematic level.

'We Were Liars' continues: Amazon renews its big summer surprise for another season

Emily Alyn Lind, known from 'Gossip Girl,' stars in the paradise thriller based on the bestseller "We Were Liars," which Amazon has renewed for a new season following its success.

Free Movies in Madrid All Autumn: This Historic Cinema in the City Center Screens Its Entire Program Without Charging a Cent

The Doré cinema in Madrid offers free tickets throughout the autumn due to accessibility improvement works, allowing audiences to enjoy its screenings at no cost.

Microsoft Announces the World's Most Powerful AI Data Center: 10 Times More Powerful Than the Current Supercomputer Champion

Microsoft will invest more than 7 billion dollars in a new AI data center that will open in 2026 and will have ten times the power of current supercomputers.

Is the iPhone 17 a revolutionary phone? All the 'new features' it brings that we already had on Android

The iPhone 17 introduces features that were already available on Android devices, showing that many of its functions are neither revolutionary nor exclusive, but rather adaptations of technologies previously existing in the Android ecosystem.

The Sun Awakens After 200 Years: A New NASA Study Reveals an Unexpected Change in Its Activity

A NASA study shows that the Sun is emerging from a prolonged period of calm that lasted nearly 200 years. This increased solar activity could influence the Earth by affecting technology, communications, and power grids, creating potential impacts that need to be carefully monitored.

No More Getting Lost in the M-30 Tunnels: The Solution That Will Make Your GPS Never Fail Again

A network of beacons installed in the M-30 tunnels ensures that GPS devices work correctly, eliminating navigation problems and preventing drivers from getting lost in this area.

If You Have an Old iPhone, This Interests You: Apple Releases a Patch for a Serious Security Issue

Apple has released a patch to strengthen the security of old iPhones, aiming to prevent greater risks due to a serious security problem.

The hairstyle Megan Montaner wore in 'La Revuelta' is going to become the most desired of the autumn because it rejuvenates and suits all face types

The hairstyle Megan Montaner showcased in 'La Revuelta' is versatile, easy to wear, and flattering. This style promises to be the most popular of the autumn, as it rejuvenates and adapts to all face types, becoming the ideal choice for the season.

The Effective Plant Against Varicose Veins and Spider Veins That Can Be Applied as an Essential Oil

Applying at home an essential oil derived from an effective plant can improve the appearance of varicose veins and spider veins on the legs, helping to reduce their visibility and providing benefits for vascular health.

Skechers-Style Sneakers Arrive at Lidl That Women Over 50 Will Want for the Gym

Lidl launches Skechers-style sneakers ideal for women over 50 looking to update their sports footwear. Basic and functional, they are perfect for going to the gym with comfort and style.

Gynecologist Laia Vidal’s warning about sleeping with a menstrual cup: “The pelvic floor can get confused”

Gynecologist Laia Vidal warns that using a menstrual cup overnight can cause confusion in the pelvic floor, which could lead to discomfort or problems. Therefore, she recommends avoiding its use while sleeping to ensure the health and proper functioning of this area.

The singer Vanesa Martín: "Women still have to justify decisions that men are never questioned about"

Vanesa Martín, ambassador for Ayuda en Acción, emphasizes the importance of social support and equality. In the interview, she highlights how women still have to justify decisions that men are not questioned about, demonstrating her commitment to solidarity and social justice.

The Luxury of the 1920s and the Boldness of the 90s Fuse in Claro Couture's Most Sensual Collection

Claro Couture presents a collection that blends the elegance of the 1920s with the daring spirit of the 90s, celebrating femininity and luxury through sensual and sophisticated designs.

Gilda Croquettes, the Recipe that Fuses Two of the Most Desired Snacks at Any Bar

Learn how to make these croquettes that combine the emblematic flavors of gildas, a traditional appetizer, in a fun recipe perfect for surprising your guests on any occasion.

Aitor Sánchez, nutritionist of the 'Operación Triunfo' Academy: "A bad meal can ruin a concert"

Aitor Sánchez, nutritionist of the 'Operación Triunfo' Academy, explained to the contestants the importance of proper nutrition, highlighting how a bad meal can negatively affect their performance in concert.

Where to Eat the Best Rice in Menorca, According to Ana Milán: At a 5-Star Luxury Hotel

Actress Ana Milán enjoyed the landscape of Menorca this summer and recommended a 5-star luxury hotel as the best place to eat rice on the island.

The recipe from a fishmonger for the 'ham of the sea' and other fish sausages

A fishmonger shares his surprisingly easy recipe to prepare sausages with fish, such as the 'ham of the sea,' using cuts of tuna, cod, and more.

The Former Vatican Chef Opens New Restaurant: His Menu Includes the Meatballs That Won Over John Paul II

Salvo Lo Castro, former Vatican chef, has opened a new restaurant in the SoHo neighborhood. His menu features the famous meatballs that won over Pope John Paul II, combining tradition and flavor in a modern setting.

Neither Egg Nor Breadcrumbs: The Simple Trick Andalusians Use to Fry Fish Better Than Anyone Else

Andalusia is known for its "pescaíto frito," a signature dish they prepare better than anyone else. Their secret doesn’t include egg or breadcrumbs; instead, they use a simple technique that ensures crispy and flavorful fish, preserving the tradition and authentic taste of this delicious regional recipe.

The City in Catalonia Where the 'Operación Triunfo' Academy is Located: Medieval and Modernist Heritage

The city where the 'Operación Triunfo' Academy is located stands out for its medieval and modernist heritage, featuring historic buildings and a protected natural environment that enhances its urban appeal.

Hiking Outside of Spain: These Are the Two Best Trails in Great Britain Near London

Traveling outside of Spain doesn’t mean giving up trekking. Near London, there are two spectacular hiking trails that offer unique and accessible experiences for trekking enthusiasts.

A Hidden Room in the Royal Palace of Madrid Opens to the Public for the First Time

A hidden room, specially designed for King Carlos III, has been opened to the public for the first time in the Royal Palace of Madrid, thereby expanding the tourist offerings of the site.

This town in Burgos boasts the largest sea of sunflowers in Spain

This town in Castilla y León stands out for its valuable heritage and for being surrounded by the largest sea of sunflowers in Spain, which gives it a unique and special charm.

Couples Say 'Enough' to the Traditional Honeymoon: New Alternatives

Honeymoons have evolved, moving from traditional paradise destinations to more varied and personalized experiences, reflecting changes in couples' preferences.

The town of Palencia that has the most beautiful ruins in Castilla y León

Palenzuela, in the Cerrato region, stands out for its impressive historical ruins, offering an ideal combination of nature, tranquility, and heritage in Castilla y León.

These are the least known historical monuments of Madrid

The Community of Madrid has numerous Historical Monuments, including ancient churches and palaces. Many of these monuments are little-known gems that often go unnoticed even by local residents.

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

A 34-year-old man regained full vision after an unusual surgical procedure that involves implanting a tooth in the eye. This technique, considered a last resort and uncommon, can restore sight to patients with severe eye damage.

Rosa García, diagnosed with schizophrenia: "Your brain conditions you so that when the little dwarf arrives, you know it exists"

Rosa García shares her experience with schizophrenia, reflecting the complexity of this illness and the fragility of mental health, highlighting how the mind adapts to hallucinations in order to recognize them.

Experts warn: Lack of resources and consultation time hinders Alzheimer's diagnosis

Experts warn that the shortage of resources and limited time during medical consultations complicate the early diagnosis of Alzheimer's, delaying treatments and affecting patients' quality of life. They emphasize the need to improve training and equip healthcare centers to properly detect and manage this disease.

Pharmacist Emma Camarasa clears up the doubt: Does watermelon help with erectile dysfunction?

Pharmacist Emma Camarasa analyzes the aphrodisiac effect attributed to watermelon, a popular summer fruit. After evaluating its main component, she concludes that although it contains citrulline, an amino acid linked to blood vessel dilation, its impact on erectile dysfunction is limited and it does not replace effective medical treatments.

What it Means in Psychology When a Person Constantly Cleans

Constantly cleaning and organizing can be problematic if it becomes an obsession that consumes all of a person's free time.

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

Up to 50% of patients stop using drugs like Ozempic during the first year, attributed to factors such as high cost and side effects that hinder adherence to the treatment.

The Most Common Problems That a Car Starter Motor Can Have

The starter motor can fail at unexpected moments, leaving the car immobilized. Knowing the common causes, such as electrical problems, a dead battery, or mechanical wear, is key to avoiding being stranded.

A former Civil Guard officer denounces the DGT and the Government of Aragón for road violence: "They put us in danger"

Juan Carlos Toribio, a former Civil Guard officer, denounces the deplorable condition of a road in Huesca and calls on the DGT and the Government of Aragón for urgent measures, warning that these conditions endanger road safety.

Attention drivers: these are the new DGT speed cameras in Galicia that will start issuing fines from September 1st

Two new DGT speed cameras in Galicia have been operational since August 1st and until now only issued informational warnings; starting September 1st, they will begin issuing actual fines.

The fine that the electric scooter driver will receive after being intercepted driving on a highway in Ourense

The Civil Guard stopped an electric scooter driver on September 11 at km 247 of the A-52 in Ourense, where it is prohibited to drive this type of vehicle.

The DGT app that few know about and all drivers should use

The Directorate General of Traffic (DGT) launched a new app that allows drivers to request specific permits easily and quickly, simplifying procedures and improving the user experience in managing traffic-related documents.

First Impressions After Getting to Know the New Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross

We visited Brussels to learn about the new electric Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross, an SUV that represents a significant change for the brand, highlighting its innovation and commitment to sustainable mobility.

What the New Blue Lights on Traffic Signals Mean

Devices that emit blue light have been installed on traffic signals in Florida, causing surprise among drivers. These lights have a specific function to improve road safety or to alert about particular conditions on the road.

Madrilenians pedal in summer: Bicimad reaches highs in June and breaks records in September

Bicimad recorded more than 2.2 million trips in July and August, increasing by 52% compared to 2024 and 55% compared to 2023, marking record figures in summer and a peak in September.

A Forest Fire in Lugo Activates Level 2 Emergency Due to Its Proximity to Houses

The mayor of Pantón (Lugo) assures that the houses are no longer in danger, although the level 2 emergency remains active due to the proximity of the forest fire.

The Andalusian Government cancels nearly 10,600 tourist apartments and strengthens registry control

The Andalusian Government has canceled nearly 10,600 illegal tourist apartments, with Málaga leading in the number of cancellations, followed by Seville. The measure aims to reinforce control and regularize the registration of tourist accommodations in the region.

Las Rozas Festivals 2025: Dates, Concerts, and Full Program

The Las Rozas Festivals 2025 began on September 6 with the selection of Kings and Queens and will continue until October 6, concluding with a fellowship dinner.

Weekend Plans in Madrid: 'Otello' at the Teatro Real and the Best Leica Photographs

The weekend in Madrid offers Verdi's opera 'Otello' at the Teatro Real, visual electronic music at LEV Matadero, exhibitions featuring the best Leica photographs, diverse concerts, the 'Coslada Radial' festival, and the season opening at Teatro Abadía.

Avian flu spreads across Spain: a new outbreak detected in Guadalajara

The Government of Castilla-La Mancha has activated the animal health protocol and closed access to Valdeluz Park in Yebes after a new outbreak of avian flu was detected in Guadalajara.

Barcelona inaugurates the renovated gardens of Sant Joan de Déu after a year and a half of construction

The renovated areas of the Sant Joan de Déu gardens in Barcelona include new picnic zones, inclusive children's play areas, spaces for staying, and a multipurpose grandstand, following a year and a half of work.

Madrid social services detect more people recently homeless and open an emergency center

The Madrid City Council has begun the urgent construction of a new emergency center after detecting an increase in people recently without homes. Neighborhood residents express concern about the insufficiency of social facilities in the area.

Two Modernist Pinnacles from 1925 Reinstall on the Metro Liceu Entrances on La Rambla in Barcelona

Replicas of the original modernist pinnacles from 1925 and the metal signs ‘Liceu’ and ‘Gran Metro’ have been reinstalled to beautify and mark the entrances of the Liceu Metro station on La Rambla in Barcelona.

The demonstration against Carlos Mazón on the first anniversary of the DANA will take place on October 25

The demonstration against Carlos Mazón on the first anniversary of the DANA will be held on October 25. Additionally, this month there will be a march on September 28 starting at 6:00 PM from Paiporta and La Rambleta.

Located Marc, the 14-year-old boy who had been missing for three days in Málaga after not going to class

Marc, a 14-year-old boy who had been missing for three days in Málaga after not attending class, has been found in good condition by the Local Police in the El Palo neighborhood.

A young woman explains the difference between working in China and in Spain: "No one is happy there"

The model points out that in China the working hours are very long and the work environment is unhappy, unlike in Spain, where working conditions are usually better and people are more satisfied with their jobs.

A Subway Car or a Flamenco Stage? The Video of a Group of Andalusian Women Dancing in the New York Metro

A group of young Andalusian women surprised New York subway passengers by spontaneously dancing flamenco in a subway car, transforming the space into an authentic flamenco stage under everyone's attentive gaze.

A Spaniard Traveling Through Colombia, Firm in His First Impression of the Country: "In Spain, There Is a Misguided Image"

The Spanish influencer dispels prejudices about the danger of cities like Medellín and highlights the joyful energy of Colombians, pointing out that the image held in Spain is mistaken.

A study reveals how head shape influences a dog's health and behavior

The behavioral benefits of brachycephaly in dogs only manifest if accompanied by education, socialization, and responsible care.

Why Cats Don’t Go Gray Like Dogs: What Science Says

Cats maintain their color because their melanocytes, the cells responsible for pigmentation, do not disappear with age, unlike dogs who easily turn gray.

Maru, the box-loving cat and YouTube star, passes away at 18

Maru, known for his love of boxes and charisma in front of the camera, passed away at the age of 18. His friendly personality inspired creators and helped solidify the popularity of viral cats on YouTube.

Dogs Have the Advanced Ability to Classify New Objects According to Their Function Without Prior Training

A study reveals that dogs can classify new objects according to their function without the need for prior training, similar to how humans do from infancy. This suggests an advanced cognitive ability in canines to understand functional relationships between objects, opening new perspectives in the study of animal intelligence and communication between humans and dogs.

Check Your Horoscope for This Friday, September 19, 2025

Check your horoscope for this Friday, September 19, 2025, on 20minutos.es, where you can also review yesterday's and tomorrow's predictions for all zodiac signs.

The new El Corte Inglés outlet lands in Madrid: almost 10,000 m²

El Corte Inglés opened an outlet in Madrid of nearly 10,000 m², focused on the sale of home products at reduced prices, offering an economical alternative for consumers.

Three Months of Free Cinema in Madrid: How to Get Tickets

Free cinema tickets in Madrid can be obtained through the website of the Filmoteca Española or at the box office on the same day of the screening, during three months of free showings.

She discovers her husband's infidelity due to a failed card payment at a pharmacy

A man claims that both his marriage and his lover's marriage were ruined when the pharmacy revealed that he bought contraceptives, exposing his infidelity after a failed card payment.

Banning Non-Consensual Photos of Genitals: The Example Europe Needs to Follow

The Austrian justice system has classified the non-consensual sending of photos of genitals as a crime, a form of digital harassment, to protect women. This measure covers everything from social networks to technologies like Airdrop, and is presented as an example Europe should follow to combat this type of violence.

Where does the expression 'He who dares with green, considers himself handsome' come from?

The saying indicates that whoever wears green considers themselves attractive or tasteful, since it is a difficult color to match but can be very flattering.

The Kings Inaugurate the Nighttime Lights of the Temple of Hatshepsut in Egypt

The Kings of Spain, Felipe VI and Letizia, inaugurated the nighttime illumination of the Temple of Hatshepsut in Luxor, highlighting the importance of preserving and promoting Egyptian cultural heritage.

The Most Attractive Celebrities of Summer 2025

The Spanish have chosen the most attractive famous men and women of summer 2025, highlighting popular figures from entertainment and national culture. This selection reflects current trends in beauty and popularity among the Spanish public.

Not Just Courtois: Loaned Players Who Excelled During Their Loans

Loans aim to increase the value of players, but some stood out so much during their loan spells that they left an indelible mark, demonstrating exceptional performance beyond expectations.

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

Many football coaches, after retiring as players, have been more successful on the sidelines. Using their experience on the field, they have stood out by conveying their wisdom and achieving more recognition as coaches than during their careers as players. This gallery looks back at some of these names.

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

This 10-inch Android tablet offers a comfortable screen, long-lasting battery, and accessories that transform it into a mini laptop, ideal for the sofa, classes, and travel. Amazon has reduced its price to under 70 euros.

Aliexpress Shows No Mercy: Lowers the Price of PS VR 2 Glasses to Enjoy Virtual Reality on PS5

The PS VR2 glasses have a special limited-time offer on Aliexpress, providing an ideal opportunity to experience virtual reality on the PS5. Additionally, combining them with a PS5 Pro significantly enhances the experience.

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

The iPhone Air stands out for its slim design, but it faces competition from a Samsung phone that offers similar features at half the price and nearly the same slimness, making it an attractive option for those seeking elegance and savings.

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

Small appliances, used almost daily, are being updated for their improved features. Although they are not replaced frequently, new models offer more functions, and there are currently several deals available for those looking to upgrade.

Fran Serrano wins the Tusquets Prize with 'The Revolutionary Heart of the World', a book about terrorism in the 1970s

Fran Serrano, a 43-year-old writer who describes himself as "fundamentally from Extremadura and sentimental," won the Tusquets Prize with his work 'The Revolutionary Heart of the World,' which deals with terrorism in the 1970s. Previously, he had published a short work focused on horror and science fiction.

Iberdrola sells its renewable energy business in Hungary for over 171 million

Iberdrola has sold its renewable energy business in Hungary for more than 171 million euros, as part of its strategy to focus on key markets, especially the US and the UK.

Bad Bunny brings the final concert of his residency to plazas, bars, and giant screens in Puerto Rico

Bad Bunny will live stream the final concert of his residency 'No me quiero ir de aquí' on September 20 from the Coliseo de Puerto Rico. The performance will be projected in public plazas, bars, and giant screens throughout the island, allowing more fans to enjoy the event safely and on a large scale.

A teenager shoots dead an intruder who killed a woman in his home

An intruder entered a house and fired at its occupants without having any relation to them, killing a woman. A teenager present in the house managed to repel the attack and killed the intruder with a shot.

Michael C. Hall's 20 Years as 'Dexter': From His Three Wives to His Illness

Michael C. Hall returns as 'Dexter' in a highly acclaimed new installment, celebrating 20 years of the iconic character that marked his career, while he has also faced three marriages and an illness in his personal life.

More than fifty people arrested in France in the first hours of the general strike against budget cuts

More than 50 people were arrested in France during the initial hours of a general strike against budget cuts. The General Confederation of Labor called for over 260 marches across the country, highlighting the strength of the mobilization.

The Electric Companies Blame REE for the Blackout Due to Ignoring Overvoltage Issues Since 2021: "It Was a Death Foretold"

The Director of Regulation at AELEC denied that experiments at a photovoltaic park caused the blackout on April 28, stating that such tests should be conducted in a laboratory. She accused REE of failing to address overvoltage problems since 2021, describing what happened as "a death foretold."

IAB Spain celebrates the 18th edition of Inspirational with 'Stop and Breathe', a pause in times of overstimulation

IAB Spain will hold the 18th edition of Inspirational, the key annual event of the digital industry in Spain, from October 14 to 16 in a hybrid format. Under the motto "Stop and Breathe," it aims to offer a reflective pause in the face of current digital overstimulation.

The 7 Spanish provinces that are already close to full employment

Although Spain has the highest unemployment rate in Europe, there are seven provinces where unemployment is practically nonexistent, approaching full employment.

Vittorio Raiola, leader of a Camorra clan, arrested in Girona while being wanted by authorities

Vittorio Raiola, leader of a Camorra clan and sentenced to more than 30 years in prison in Italy, was arrested in Girona, where he was being sought by law enforcement.

Tourist detained for the death of her friend in Benidorm: she allegedly strangled her with a cable

A tourist was detained in Benidorm following the death of her friend, whom she supposedly strangled with a cable. A witness saw the argument between the two prior to the fatal incident.

Wave of Support for Jimmy Kimmel Following the Cancellation of His Show

Various public figures and fans express support for Jimmy Kimmel after the cancellation of his show, highlighting his impact and advocacy on social issues. The reaction reflects backing of his work and criticism of the decision, which left many followers surprised and disappointed.

Arrested in Vigo after Beating and Attempting to Strangle His Mother

Police arrested a man in Vigo after hearing screams from a residence. Upon arriving at the door, they found the attacker half-naked, who had beaten and tried to strangle his mother.

A Portrait of Dora Maar by Picasso Resurfaces After More Than 8 Decades and Goes on Sale

A portrait of Dora Maar painted by Picasso in 1943, hidden for over 80 years, was unveiled in Paris and put up for sale. The previously unseen work reveals a unique facet of the artist’s muse and has generated great excitement in the art market due to its historical and aesthetic value.

Art Remembers La Pasionaria: A Tribute to Her Human and Political Legacy

The Blanco, Negro y Magenta association pays tribute to La Pasionaria with an exhibition that blends art, memory, and social commitment, highlighting her human and political legacy.

Two Men Arrested for Sexual Assault, Illegal Detention, and Injuries to Another

Two men were arrested for sexual assault, illegal detention, and causing injuries. One of them, the ringleader, is the current partner of the victim's former partner.

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

20AM offers a daily summary with the most relevant news to start the day well informed. It includes updates on politics, economy, sports, and culture, providing a comprehensive overview of what is happening both nationally and internationally. Ideal for those who want to stay informed about the most important events quickly and accurately.

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

This article offers practical advice for optimizing personal budget management. It includes tricks to save money, control expenses, and maximize income, helping readers improve their financial health and achieve their economic goals efficiently and sustainably.

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The hotel built in an old Asturian palace: located in one of the most beautiful villages

This hotel, situated near the Cantabrian Sea in one of the most beautiful villages in northern Spain, is housed in an old Asturian palace, combining history and beauty in a unique and majestic setting.

International Critics Fall for 'Daryl Dixon': "It's Like 'A Fistful of Dollars,' But with Zombies"

The arrival of 'Daryl Dixon,' starring Norman Reedus and Melissa McBride, is being praised worldwide. The series combines elements of the classic western with the zombie genre, winning over both critics and viewers around the globe.

The Town of Valladolid on the Banks of the Pisuerga Surrounded by Stunning Natural Landscapes

Cabezón de Pisuerga, a former municipality of Valladolid, is divided by the Pisuerga River and stands out for its privileged natural surroundings, offering stunning landscapes along the riverbank.

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

This Catalan city stands out for its combination of medieval and modernist heritage, with historic buildings integrated into a protected natural environment, where the 'Operación Triunfo' Academy is located.

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

Tomato sauce, essential in Italian dishes like pasta and pizza, should be made without adding sugar or cream, according to Italian chefs. These ingredients would alter the authentic flavor and culinary tradition of the sauce.

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

Meryl Streep recalled her best on-screen kiss with Robert Redford, who is turning 89, and confessed that by the fifth take she was already in love. The Oscar-winning and Princess of Asturias Award-winning actress highlighted the special connection with the iconic Hollywood heartthrob during filming.

Orforglipron arrives, a pill alternative to Ozempic: How does it work?

GLP-1 receptor agonists revolutionized diabetes treatment, and now the goal is to eliminate the need for injections with oral options like orforglipron, a pill alternative to Ozempic.

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

RatON is a trojan developed from scratch, which makes it especially novel and dangerous. This malware can perform automatic money transfers from the mobile device without the user noticing, representing a significant threat to financial security.

No Egg Nor Breadcrumbs: The Simple Andalusian Trick to Fry Fish Better Than Anyone Else

The Andalusian secret to perfectly frying fish doesn’t use egg or breadcrumbs. Instead, they use traditional wheat flour to achieve a crispy texture and authentic flavor, standing out for its simplicity and effectiveness in the iconic dish of fried fish (pescaíto frito).

The Treasury Begins the Refund of IRPF for Retired Mutualists: Deadlines and Late Payment Interest

The Tax Agency has started the automatic refund of IRPF for retirees who contributed before 1979 to a mandatory labor mutual fund, establishing deadlines and applying late payment interest.

A Civil Guard Warns a Young Woman About the Dangers of Not Being Properly Equipped on a Motorcycle

A young motorcyclist shared on social media a warning from a Civil Guard officer about the risks of not wearing proper protection while riding a motorcycle.

Mercadona launches new nail polishes in seasonal colors for a limited time: they are going to sell out

Under the direction of Juan Roig, Mercadona has launched two new nail polishes in seasonal colors, perfect for the transitional weather. These limited edition products are expected to sell out quickly due to high demand.

Oil prices fall as markets weigh U.S. demand fears, supply outlook

Oil prices declined due to concerns over weak U.S. demand and an ample supply outlook. Market participants are cautious amid mixed economic data and ongoing geopolitical tensions, which may limit price gains despite supply cuts from major producers. The balance of demand uncertainty and steady supply has pressured oil markets, leading to a drop in crude prices.

Oil prices fall as demand concerns overshadow buoyancy on US rate cut

Oil prices declined due to worries over weakening demand, despite optimism sparked by a recent US interest rate cut. The rate reduction initially boosted market sentiment, but ongoing concerns about global economic growth and fuel consumption tempered gains, leading to a drop in crude prices.

Exclusive – China Snaps Up Australian Canola After Trade Spat with Canada, Sources Say

China has increased its purchases of Australian canola following trade tensions with Canada. Sources indicate that due to restrictions and disputes affecting Canadian canola exports, China has turned to Australia to meet its demand. This shift highlights changing dynamics in agricultural trade amid geopolitical disputes.

Gold prices head for fifth weekly gain after Fed rate cut

Gold prices are set for a fifth consecutive weekly rise following the Federal Reserve's recent rate cut. The rate reduction has increased the appeal of non-yielding assets like gold, driving demand higher amid ongoing economic uncertainty. Investors are responding to the Fed's move by seeking safer investments, boosting gold's status as a hedge against inflation and market volatility.

Australian prime minister heads to New York, may meet Trump for first time

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is traveling to New York, with a potential first meeting scheduled with former US President Donald Trump. The visit aims to strengthen international relations and discuss key political and economic issues. Details of the meeting remain unconfirmed as both leaders prepare for the upcoming engagement amid a busy diplomatic agenda.

Trump policies threaten US clean energy jobs engine, report says

A recent report warns that policies enacted under former President Trump could hinder the growth of clean energy jobs in the US. These measures may slow progress in renewable energy sectors, risking the loss of economic opportunities and environmental benefits as the country aims to expand its clean energy workforce.

Exclusive - Ecopetrol to beat 2025 drilling goal, may surpass output target, executive says

Ecopetrol plans to exceed its 2025 drilling goals and possibly surpass its production targets, driven by increased investments and efficiency improvements. The company's executive highlighted strong operational performance and favorable market conditions as key factors supporting this optimistic outlook.

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Court hearing in Delaware for Citgo parent auction resumes

The court hearing in Delaware concerning the auction of Citgo's parent company has resumed. The proceedings focus on disputes among stakeholders over the sale process of the Venezuelan oil firm's parent entity. Key issues include creditor claims and regulatory approvals, with outcomes potentially impacting the company's ownership and future operations.

EU plans to accelerate phaseout of Russian LNG imports - Bloomberg

The EU aims to speed up the phaseout of Russian liquefied natural gas imports as part of efforts to reduce dependence on Russian energy. The move aligns with the bloc's broader strategy to diversify energy sources and enhance energy security amid ongoing geopolitical tensions. This accelerated phaseout includes seeking alternative suppliers and increasing investment in renewable energy.

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SIG shares extend losses, as MS cuts rating, flags weak revenue and dividend pause

SIG shares fell further after Morgan Stanley downgraded the stock, citing concerns over weak revenue performance and the suspension of dividends. The broker highlighted challenges in the company's financial outlook, prompting investor caution and extending the downward trend in SIG's stock price.

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SMBC raises stake in Jefferies to up to 20% with additional $912 million investment

Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC) will increase its ownership in Jefferies Financial Group to nearly 20% by investing an additional $912 million. This move strengthens their partnership and reflects SMBC's confidence in Jefferies’ growth prospects and strategic direction in the financial sector.

Morgan Stanley Humanoid 100 index outperforms S&P 500 since February inception

The Morgan Stanley Humanoid 100 index, launched in February, has outperformed the S&P 500. It tracks companies advancing humanoid robotics and AI technologies. The index's strong performance reflects growing investor interest in robotics innovation and AI-driven automation sectors.

US court moves to support Elliott affiliate’s bid for Citgo parent

A US court has taken steps favoring Elliott Management’s affiliate in its effort to gain control over the parent company of Citgo. The move aids Elliott's legal battle to enforce claims linked to a Venezuelan dispute, potentially impacting Citgo’s ownership and operations.

Norma Group stock up 5% amid reports U.S. firm ADS nears €850 mln water unit deal

Norma Group's shares rose 5% following reports that U.S. company ADS is close to acquiring its water management unit for around €850 million. The deal, if finalized, would boost Norma's focus on its core industrial businesses. This strategic move reflects increasing investor confidence in the company's streamlined operations and growth prospects.

US vaccine panel votes against use of combined measles shot in children under 4

A US vaccine advisory panel has voted against the use of a combined measles vaccine in children under the age of 4, citing concerns about safety and effectiveness. The decision aims to ensure the best protection for young children, recommending separate vaccinations instead. This guidance will impact immunization practices nationwide, emphasizing caution in early childhood measles prevention.

Fed’s "insurance" rate cut adds to global "liquidity feast," Barclays says

Barclays highlights that the Fed's recent "insurance" rate cut has expanded global liquidity, fueling a surplus of funds worldwide. This easing move is seen as adding to a broader liquidity feast, impacting global markets and central bank policies by providing more accessible capital and easing financial conditions internationally.

China A-share sentiment improves as trading volumes rise

China’s A-share market sentiment has improved, reflected by increased trading volumes. Investors show heightened confidence amid economic recovery signs and supportive government policies, leading to greater market activity and optimism.

German producer prices fall more than expected in August

German producer prices dropped by 0.5% in August, surpassing expectations of a 0.2% decline. This marks a continued easing of inflationary pressures in the industrial sector, driven by lower energy and intermediate goods costs. The annual rate of producer price inflation also slowed, signaling a potential easing of input cost pressures for manufacturers.

UK retail sales rise by more than expected in August, ONS says

UK retail sales in August increased more than anticipated, fueled by strong demand for food and drink. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) reported a 1.4% monthly rise, surpassing forecasts. This growth offers a positive sign for the economy amid inflation concerns, reflecting resilient consumer spending despite challenges like higher prices and economic uncertainty.

South African minister meets US representative in push for trade deal

South Africa's minister held talks with a US representative to advance a trade agreement between the two countries. The discussions focused on strengthening economic ties, addressing trade barriers, and exploring opportunities for mutual investment to boost growth and development. Both parties emphasized the importance of collaboration for regional stability and economic progress.

German producer prices fall 2.2% y/y in August

Germany's producer prices dropped 2.2% year-on-year in August, reflecting easing inflationary pressures in the industrial sector. This decline indicates reduced costs for raw materials and energy, potentially benefiting manufacturers and consumers amid ongoing economic challenges.

U.K. retail sales edged higher in August; up 0.5% on the month

U.K. retail sales rose by 0.5% in August, showing a slight recovery despite ongoing economic challenges. The increase was driven by growth in non-food sectors, while food sales remained steady. This modest rise suggests cautious consumer spending as inflationary pressures persist.

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Japan CPI inflation eases as expected in August as BOJ meeting looms

Japan's consumer price index inflation slowed in August, aligning with forecasts, as the Bank of Japan's policy meeting approaches. The easing inflation may influence the BOJ's decisions on its ultra-loose monetary policy amid ongoing economic challenges and efforts to sustain growth.

UK consumers turn more wary as economic worries mount, GfK says

UK consumer confidence has declined as economic concerns grow, according to GfK. Rising inflation, energy costs, and uncertainty about the future are causing people to tighten spending and become more cautious about their financial outlook. This trend reflects mounting worries about the economy's direction and potential impacts on households.

Foreign holdings of US Treasuries surge to all-time high in July, China's sink

Foreign investors increased their US Treasury holdings to a record high in July, driven mainly by demand from countries excluding China. While overall foreign investments rose, China’s holdings declined, continuing a trend of reduced exposure to US debt amid geopolitical concerns and economic shifts. This divergence highlights changing global dynamics in US Treasury ownership.

US Supreme Court to Hear Trump's Tariffs Case on November 5

The US Supreme Court will hear the case challenging the tariffs imposed by former President Trump on November 5. The case addresses the legality and authority under which these tariffs were implemented, potentially impacting trade policy and government powers on international trade measures.

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Pound, gilts hit by surge in UK borrowing

The pound and UK government bonds (gilts) fell sharply following the announcement of a significant increase in UK borrowing. Investors reacted negatively to concerns over the country's rising debt levels, leading to heightened market volatility and pressure on sterling and gilt prices. The surge in borrowing raises questions about fiscal sustainability and economic stability.

Budget challenge for Reeves gets even bigger as borrowing surges

Reeves faces a growing budget challenge as borrowing levels surge significantly. This increase in debt complicates financial management and pressures public resources, making it harder to fund key projects and services without raising taxes or cutting costs. The borrowing spike demands urgent fiscal strategies to maintain economic stability and meet community needs.

Indonesia’s surprise rate cut, growth gambit put rupiah in the crosshairs

Indonesia’s unexpected interest rate cut aimed at boosting economic growth has put pressure on the rupiah. Investors worry the move may fuel inflation and deter foreign investment, leading to currency volatility. The government balances growth ambitions with the risk of weakening financial stability amid global economic uncertainties.

Nvidia explores $500 million investment in UK self-driving startup Wayve

Nvidia is considering a $500 million investment in UK-based self-driving startup Wayve to advance autonomous vehicle technology. The funding aims to support Wayve's development of AI-driven driving systems, enhancing Nvidia's position in the autonomous vehicle market and accelerating the startup's growth and innovation in self-driving solutions.

Thailand plans lower borrowing in 2026 fiscal year, market sources say

Thailand intends to reduce its borrowing in the 2026 fiscal year, aiming to ease debt pressure and stabilize its economy. Market sources indicate the government will issue fewer bonds compared to previous years, reflecting improved fiscal management and economic recovery prospects. This move is expected to bolster investor confidence and support sustainable financial policies.

European shares head for quiet end to event-packed week

European shares are set for a calm close after a week full of important economic events and corporate earnings reports. Investors are processing mixed messages from central banks and evaluating geopolitical tensions while waiting for upcoming data that could impact market trends. Overall, cautious sentiment dominates as markets prepare for possible volatility next week.

BOJ Governor Ueda’s comments at news conference

BOJ Governor Ueda emphasized the importance of maintaining the monetary easing policy to support Japan’s economic recovery amid global uncertainties. He acknowledged inflation pressures but signaled a cautious approach to adjusting interest rates, prioritizing stable growth. Ueda also highlighted the need for ongoing dialogue with markets to ensure smooth policy transitions.

U.S. futures edge lower; Trump-Xi phone call expected - what’s moving markets

U.S. futures dipped as investors awaited a potential phone call between former President Trump and China’s President Xi, signaling possible shifts in trade relations. Market sentiment remains cautious amid mixed economic data and ongoing geopolitical tensions influencing global markets.

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Bitcoin price today: dips to $116.8k as post-Fed gains cool, BOJ sounds hawkish

Bitcoin's price slipped to $116.8k following a cooldown after initial gains post-Fed announcement. Market sentiment shifted as Japan's central bank signaled a more hawkish stance, influencing investor caution. The combination of cooling Fed-driven optimism and the Bank of Japan's hints at tightening policy contributed to Bitcoin's recent price dip.

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Origin Summit Announces Wave 3: Animation Powerhouse Maggie Kang to Join Programming Lineup

Origin Summit revealed its third wave of speakers, featuring renowned animation expert Maggie Kang. Kang's addition enhances the event's programming, promising rich insights into animation and storytelling. The summit continues to attract industry leaders, aiming to offer valuable knowledge and networking opportunities for creatives and professionals.

Bitcoin price today: up to $117k on Fed rate cut, SEC listing overhaul; BNB at ATH

Bitcoin's price surged to $117K following the Federal Reserve's rate cut and proposed SEC reforms easing crypto listings. Binance Coin (BNB) also reached an all-time high amid increased market optimism and regulatory clarity, boosting investor confidence across major cryptocurrencies.

Griffin AI Launches TEA Turbo, Turning Prompts into DeFi Transactions with 1inch and Uniswap Liquidity

Griffin AI introduced TEA Turbo, a tool that converts natural language prompts into DeFi transactions. Utilizing liquidity from 1inch and Uniswap, TEA Turbo simplifies decentralized finance operations, enabling users to interact seamlessly with protocols through intuitive commands. This innovation aims to enhance accessibility and efficiency in DeFi trading and management.

SunCar plans to invest up to $10 million in cryptocurrency assets

SunCar announced plans to invest up to $10 million in cryptocurrency assets to diversify its investment portfolio. The company aims to capitalize on emerging digital currency opportunities, enhancing its growth potential and market position amid increasing interest in crypto markets. This strategic move reflects SunCar's commitment to innovation and adapting to evolving financial landscapes.

Polymarket vs. Kalshi: The real battle in the prediction markets

Polymarket and Kalshi are leading platforms in the prediction market space, offering users the chance to trade on event outcomes. While Polymarket emphasizes decentralized, crypto-based markets, Kalshi operates with regulatory approval and fiat currency, aiming for mainstream adoption. Their differing approaches highlight the tension between innovation, regulation, and user accessibility in the evolving prediction market landscape.

dYdX Foundation Hosts Analyst Call with 21Shares Highlighting Protocol Performance, Institutional Bridges, and Roadmap to 2026

The dYdX Foundation and 21Shares held an analyst call discussing the protocol's recent performance, integration with institutional platforms, and strategic plans through 2026. Key topics included enhanced protocol features, growing institutional adoption, and future development milestones aimed at expanding dYdX's market presence and utility.

HTX Select August: 12 Cryptos with Gains up to 600% Highlight a Promising Market Cycle

HTX Select August features 12 cryptocurrencies that have surged up to 600%, signaling a strong and promising market cycle. These notable gains reflect increased investor interest and potential growth opportunities in the crypto sector during this period.

Mavryk Closes $10M Strategic Investment Led by MultiBank Group to Power Institutional RWA Tokenization

Mavryk secured $10 million in a strategic funding round led by MultiBank Group to advance its platform for institutional real-world asset (RWA) tokenization. The investment will enhance Mavryk’s technology, supporting the digitization of assets and expanding DeFi access for institutions, accelerating growth in the RWA market.

BAT subsidiary prices $750 million notes offering at 4.625%

British American Tobacco's subsidiary has priced a $750 million notes offering with a 4.625% interest rate. The issuance aims to support the company’s financial strategy and growth plans. This move reflects BAT’s efforts to optimize its capital structure amid evolving market conditions.

Westaim Q2 2025 presentation: Reduced losses amid strategic repositioning

Westaim reported reduced losses in Q2 2025, reflecting progress in its strategic repositioning efforts. The company focused on optimizing its portfolio and improving operational efficiencies. Despite challenging market conditions, Westaim's initiatives have strengthened its financial position and laid groundwork for future growth. Management remains cautiously optimistic about upcoming quarters.

Nawi Q2 2025 slides reveal 9.1% profit growth with heavy real estate focus

Nawi reported a 9.1% profit increase in Q2 2025, driven largely by its strategic investments in real estate. The company's slides highlight key projects and expansions, emphasizing growth in property development and management sectors, which contributed significantly to the financial boost during this quarter.

Salmones Camanchaca Q2 2025 Slides: Cost efficiencies drive profit growth amid price pressures

Salmones Camanchaca reported a profit increase in Q2 2025 despite facing price pressures in the market. The company's focus on cost efficiencies helped offset reduced selling prices, leading to overall profit growth. Operational improvements and strategic cost management were key factors contributing to their positive financial results during the quarter.

Nvidia pledges $2.71 billion to boost UK AI startups

Nvidia announced a $2.71 billion investment to support UK AI startups through funding, technology access, and collaboration. The initiative aims to accelerate AI innovation and strengthen the UK's position as a leader in artificial intelligence development.

Japan Post Insurance FY2025 presentation: Net income surges 42% despite policy decline

Japan Post Insurance reported a 42% increase in net income for FY2025, despite a decline in new insurance policies. The surge was driven by improved investment earnings and cost reductions. The company emphasized enhancing profitability through strategic portfolio management and digital transformation to offset shrinking policy numbers.

Brink's Q2 2025 slides: AMS/DRS growth drives revenue beat, guidance raised

Brink's Q2 2025 results surpassed expectations, driven by strong growth in AMS and DRS segments. The company raised its full-year guidance, citing increased demand and operational efficiencies. Revenue beat analyst estimates, supported by expansion in service offerings and market penetration, signaling positive momentum for the remainder of the year.

Gelion subsidiary OXLiD receives UK funding for lithium-sulfur project

Gelion’s subsidiary OXLiD has secured UK government funding to advance its lithium-sulfur battery technology. This investment aims to support the development of sustainable, high-performance energy storage solutions, enhancing battery efficiency and reducing reliance on conventional lithium-ion systems. The project aligns with the UK’s goals for clean energy innovation and greener technology deployment.

OTE to sell Telekom Romania Mobile for €70m to Vodafone and Digi

OTE plans to sell its Telekom Romania Mobile business for €70 million to Vodafone and Digi. The deal aims to consolidate the Romanian telecom market, enhancing competition and service offerings. This move follows OTE's strategy to focus on its core operations and optimize its portfolio in the region.

Air China to hold vote on Liu Tiexiang as executive director

Air China announced it will hold a vote regarding the appointment of Liu Tiexiang as an executive director. The decision aims to strengthen the company's leadership team and support its strategic development. Details on the voting process and timeline were not disclosed.