News Summary - 09/25/2025

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Colombia's president calls US attacks on alleged drug boats 'act of tyranny'

Colombian President Gustavo Petro condemned US attacks on suspected drug boats, calling them an "act of tyranny." He emphasized that efforts to combat maritime drug smuggling should not involve killing anyone.

Drone activity confirmed at multiple Denmark airports

Denmark experienced multiple incidents of drone activity at various airports following the closure of Copenhagen Airport earlier this week due to a drone incursion.

Russia will expand aggression beyond Ukraine if not stopped, Zelensky warns

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky warned the UN that Vladimir Putin intends to escalate the war, expanding aggression beyond Ukraine's borders if not halted.

Israeli strikes kill dozens in Gaza City, hospitals say, as offensive expands

A recent Israeli strike hit a building sheltering displaced families in Gaza City, killing 20 people, including women and children, according to first responders. The offensive continues to expand, causing significant civilian casualties.

'Anti-ICE' message on ammunition at Dallas shooting that killed immigration detainee

A gunman opened fire on an unmarked van near a detention center in Dallas before committing suicide. The ammunition used featured an 'Anti-ICE' message. The shooting resulted in the death of an immigration detainee.

Rihanna and A$AP Rocky welcome the birth of their first daughter

Rihanna and A$AP Rocky announced the birth of their daughter, Rocki Irish Mayers, on Instagram, sharing a post featuring a miniature pair of boxing gloves.

Nursery parents told to pay thousands for kids' art - sparking uproar and a midnight heist

A financially struggling nursery demanded parents pay thousands for their children's artwork to cover overdue bills. This sparked outrage among families, culminating in a midnight heist where some parents retrieved the art, protesting the unexpected charges.

Meet the history-making astronauts headed for the Moon

NASA's first crewed Moon mission in over 50 years aims to inspire a new generation. The astronauts involved represent a historic milestone as they prepare for this landmark journey.

Twenty injured in Yemen drone attack on Israel, rescuers and military say

Following a drone attack from Yemen on Israel, twenty people were injured, with two hospitalized due to serious shrapnel wounds, according to the Magen David Adom ambulance service.

Malawi's ex-president wins election in comeback at age 85

Peter Mutharika has won the presidential election in Malawi, defeating incumbent Lazarus Chakwera, according to the election commission. This marks a successful political comeback for the 85-year-old former president.

Israeli forces near Gaza City center as Hamas reportedly prepares for street-to-street fighting

Thousands of Palestinians have fled Gaza City amid Israel's ground offensive. Israeli forces are advancing toward the city center while Hamas reportedly prepares for intense street-to-street combat.

The professor who beat fraud allegations to become Malawi's president…again

The president-elect of Malawi, known for his academic background, has overcome fraud allegations to secure the presidency once more. His political journey is marked by controversy and resilience, reflecting a complex career in southern African politics.

Typhoon Ragasa makes landfall in China after 17 killed in Taiwan

Typhoon Ragasa, the strongest storm of the year, moved over the South China Sea for several days before making landfall in China. The typhoon has already caused significant damage, including 17 fatalities in Taiwan.

Killed Seeking Food - Jeremy Bowen on Abdullah's Shooting and Gaza's Lethal Aid System

Panorama and BBC Eye investigate hunger in Gaza, revealing the deadly risks residents face while seeking aid. Jeremy Bowen highlights Abdullah’s shooting as emblematic of the broader crisis, exposing how Gaza’s aid system forces many into life-threatening situations amid severe shortages and conflict.

Gaza City medics describe hospital overwhelmed by casualties from Israeli strikes

Australian doctors report working in unsanitary conditions with scarce or no anaesthetics while treating numerous casualties in Gaza City hospitals overwhelmed by Israeli strikes.

Landmark deal paves way for cheaper HIV protection jab

A new twice-yearly injection drug, significantly lowering HIV treatment costs in developing countries, has been introduced through a landmark deal, improving access to affordable HIV prevention.

Jimmy Kimmel calls out 'anti-American' threats to free speech in tearful TV return

Jimmy Kimmel returned to TV tearfully after a brief suspension following his comments on the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. He condemned the threats to free speech, labeling them as "anti-American," and emphasized the importance of protecting open dialogue despite differing views.

Kyiv can win all of Ukraine back from Russia, Trump says

US President Trump stated that Ukraine can reclaim all its territory from Russia with backing from NATO and Europe, signaling a significant change in his previous stance.

Seven years ago Trump's UN audience laughed, this year they were silent

James Landale highlights the stark contrast in the UN audience's reaction to Trump's speeches over seven years. Initially met with laughter, this year's address was received in silence, reflecting changes in both Trump's tone and global perceptions of his leadership.

Phone spyware scandal in Greece moves to court as critics claim cover-up

Four individuals stand trial for misdemeanours linked to Greece's phone spyware scandal. Critics question the absence of charges against government officials, suggesting a possible cover-up in the investigation.

Six West Africans deported from US sent to Togo despite legal fight

Six West Africans deported from the US were sent to Togo, despite their legal challenge against Ghana's agreement to accept them.

Kremlin threatening Moldova's independence, president warns ahead of key vote

Dozens have been accused of participating in a plot to incite violent unrest in Moldova, with alleged backing from Russia, raising concerns about the country's independence ahead of a crucial vote.

Secret Service disrupts telecom threat near UN General Assembly

Investigators uncovered a scheme that aimed to shut down New York City's cellular network during the UN General Assembly, which was successfully disrupted by the Secret Service.

British-Egyptian activist reunited with family after release from prison

Alaa Abdel Fattah, a British-Egyptian activist, was released from prison in Egypt after serving six years. He was pardoned and is now reunited with his family in Cairo.

Eswatini says it has repatriated US deportee to Jamaica

Orville Isaac Etoria, who was detained in Eswatini after being expelled by the Trump administration, has been repatriated to Jamaica.

Russia's involvement in drone sightings cannot be ruled out, Danish PM says

Kastrup Airport in Copenhagen was closed for several hours Monday night due to multiple drone sightings. The Danish Prime Minister indicated that Russia's involvement in the incidents cannot be ruled out, raising security concerns.

Sydney 'Night Stalker' pleads guilty to string of sexual assaults in 90s

A 61-year-old man known as the Sydney 'Night Stalker' pleaded guilty to multiple sexual assaults from the 1990s. His arrest was made possible by advances in DNA and fingerprint technologies, leading to a breakthrough in the cold case.

'There's no way we can afford $100,000': Small firms scramble over H-1B visa fees

Startups and small businesses are struggling with the increased H-1B visa fees introduced under Trump’s administration. Many fear the costly $100,000 fee will hinder their ability to hire skilled foreign workers, potentially stifling innovation and growth in the US tech sector.

'No warning' - residents reel from deadly flood after typhoon bursts Taiwan lake

Residents were caught off guard when a typhoon caused a lake in Taiwan to burst, triggering a deadly flood. Survivors expressed shock, stating they received no warning and stood little chance against the sudden wall of water. The disaster has left communities reeling from the unexpected devastation.

The sun sets on India's iconic and controversial Soviet fighter jet

The MiG-21, India's iconic Soviet fighter jet, participated in every conflict with Pakistan since 1965. Despite its historic role, the aircraft became notorious for a high crash rate, leading to its gradual retirement from active service.

America's blame game over Canada's wildfire smoke misses the point, experts say

US officials blame Canada for the wildfire smoke affecting the US, but climate experts argue the issue is complex. Wildfire smoke crosses borders naturally due to weather and climate patterns, and addressing it requires cooperation rather than assigning blame.

Greenland contraception scandal victims hear Danish PM's emotional apology

During an apology to victims of the Greenland contraception scandal, one woman received an ovation for emphasizing that the apology was essential for their healing and moving forward. The Danish Prime Minister's emotional address marked a significant step towards acknowledging and addressing the harm caused.

Rosenberg: Russia brushes off Trump's claim of 'paper tiger' in aimless war

According to BBC's Steve Rosenberg, Russia has reacted with restraint to Trump's remarks labeling its military as a "paper tiger," showing no signs of being provoked despite the criticism amid the ongoing conflict.

Howling winds and sheets of rain: Inside Chinese city battered by Typhoon Ragasa

Typhoon Ragasa lashed a Chinese city with relentless strong winds and heavy rain, making it nearly impossible to stand upright. The storm caused severe conditions, battering the area with relentless force.

Italian actress and star of The Leopard Claudia Cardinale dies aged 87

Claudia Cardinale, renowned for her roles in Fellini's 8 1/2 and The Leopard, has died at 87. She was a defining figure of Italian cinema's golden age, remembered for her iconic performances and lasting impact on film history.

Born in India, but not Indian: 'Stateless' man fights for citizenship

Bahison Ravindran, born in India, was shocked when police invalidated his passport, revealing he is stateless. Despite living his entire life in India, he lacks citizenship, leading him to fight for legal recognition and the rights that come with it.

Fact-checking claims Trump made about autism

Experts have refuted claims suggesting that a widely used painkiller causes autism in children, emphasizing a lack of scientific evidence supporting this assertion.

The Gen Z uprising in Asia shows social media is a double-edged sword

Anti-corruption protests led by Gen Z in Asia have successfully overthrown a government. While social media has empowered youth activism, enabling rapid mobilization and awareness, it also presents challenges like misinformation. The lasting impact of these demonstrations on political reform remains uncertain.

Kimmel pulls no punches as he sends defiant message to Trump

After his suspension, US talk show host Jimmy Kimmel remains defiant and resolute, using the setback to strengthen his stance and continue speaking out against former President Trump.

'We need solutions': Palestinians in West Bank fear recognition is not enough

Palestinians in the West Bank worry that despite several countries recognizing Palestinian statehood, Israel might respond by annexing occupied territories. This fear highlights concerns that mere recognition won't lead to meaningful solutions or end ongoing disputes.

Why the Pakistan-Saudi Arabia defence pact is unsettling India

The Pakistan-Saudi Arabia defence pact, which includes a mutual response to aggression, has raised alarm in India. The agreement is seen as a potential shift in regional power dynamics, possibly emboldening Pakistan and affecting India’s security calculus amid ongoing tensions.

European recognition of Palestinian state shows US still only power that counts

Britain and France's recognition of a Palestinian state marks a historic step, highlighting European support. However, this move remains largely symbolic without the backing of the United States, which continues to be the dominant power influencing the conflict's resolution.

'Why does China prefer war?' The K-drama line that infuriated the Chinese internet

China's temporary easing of its K-drama ban was reversed following Jun Ji-hyun's Tempest, which featured a line suggesting China prefers war. This sparked outrage on Chinese social media, leading to renewed restrictions and highlighting the sensitivity over portrayals of China in foreign media.

Kirk Memorial's Religious and Political Mix Hints at Future of Maga Movement

The event blended a memorial service with a large Christian revival and a conservative political rally, reflecting the emerging fusion of religion and politics within the Maga movement.

My three boys starved to death. I hope angels bring them home, says Afghan mother

The tragic deaths of Ghulam and Nazo’s children highlight a growing crisis of malnutrition in Afghanistan, where famine and hunger are causing a silent wave of child mortality.

South Korea would accept a Trump-Kim deal to freeze nuclear programme, president tells BBC

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung told the BBC he supports a deal similar to the Trump-Kim agreement to freeze North Korea's nuclear program. He emphasized the importance of restoring trust and improving relations with North Korea to achieve lasting peace on the peninsula.

Recognising Palestinian statehood opens another question - who would lead it?

With the current Palestinian president nearing 90 and a potential successor imprisoned, identifying suitable leadership for a recognised Palestinian state presents a significant challenge.

Watch: White House replaces President Biden portrait with image of an autopen

President Trump has accused President Biden of using an autopen to sign significant documents, such as pardons. This claim highlights ongoing political disputes over the authenticity of Biden's document signings.

Watch: Moment water shatters glass doors of Hong Kong hotel

A sudden surge of water forcefully broke through the glass doors of a Hong Kong hotel, sweeping a person off their feet inside the building.

Moment sinkhole pulls down power lines in busy Bangkok street

A massive sinkhole opened in a busy Bangkok street, causing power lines to collapse and leaving cars dangerously close to the edge, as captured in social media footage.

I didn't intend to 'make light' of Charlie Kirk murder, says Jimmy Kimmel

Jimmy Kimmel clarified that he did not intend to make light of the Charlie Kirk murder during his first monologue since ABC lifted the suspension of his show.

Watch: BBC correspondent reports from southern China hit by 'king of storms'

BBC's Laura Bicker reports that residents in southern China are mostly following official warnings as the region faces severe wind and rain from the powerful storm known as the "king of storms."

Moncloa tries to rebuild the majority after Podemos's 'no' and bets on playing the migration delegation card again

The Government plans to resume in Congress the delegation of migration competencies to Catalonia, while Podemos demands the regularization of immigrants as a condition to support the measure.

This is how NATO's "air police" that monitors Putin's fighter jets works: they operate following a five-phase protocol and respond within minutes

The Combined Air Operations Center in Germany oversees NATO airspace north of the Alps. The "air police" act following a five-phase protocol to monitor and quickly respond to the presence of Russian fighter jets, ensuring air safety in the region within minutes.

New Drone Incursion in Europe: Denmark Closes Airport Due to Airspace Invasion

Denmark closed an airport after detecting a drone incursion that violated its airspace, in the context of the war between Russia and Ukraine, highlighting the increase of aerial threats in Europe.

Goodbye to Israeli Spike missiles, hello to Javelin and Akeron: the "fire-and-forget" anti-tank systems Spain is considering acquiring

Spain is evaluating replacing the Israeli Spike anti-tank missiles with the "fire-and-forget" Javelin systems from the U.S. and Akeron from France, after distancing itself from the Israeli military industry.

Jury Trials: Why It Applies to the Begoña Case, How the Court Is Appointed, and the Weight of the Verdict

Judge Juan Carlos Peinado has decided that the trial against Begoña Gómez for embezzlement in the hiring of her advisor will be tried before a Jury Court, given that the nature of the crime requires it.

Hurricane Gabrielle advances relentlessly towards Spain: when it will reach our coasts, with what strength, and what consequences it will leave

Hurricane Gabrielle is approaching Spain and could reach the peninsula as a deep storm by the end of this week, causing heavy rains and strong winds, according to Aemet and 'eltiempo.es'.

New Details Change the Version About the Coldplay Concert 'Kiss Cam': "There Was No Romance"

The people close to those involved clarify that there was no romance following the 'kiss cam' at the Coldplay concert, but rather an excellent professional relationship and a great friendship.

TV3 cuts off Iglesias' microphone after his attacks on Junts and ERC: "Enough of the Pujolism crap"

Pablo Iglesias had a tense appearance on TV3, where he harshly criticized Junts and ERC, mentioning "Pujolism." The presenter interrupted his live speech by cutting off his microphone due to his controversial comments.

Scottie Pippen talks about his relationship with Michael Jordan: "He never comes, he has his own people..."

Scottie Pippen, Chicago Bulls star, spoke on 'La Revuelta' about his relationship with Michael Jordan, pointing out that Jordan rarely gets together with him because "he has his own people."

From linking paracetamol to autism to recommending disinfectants against COVID: Trump's missteps with science

The Trump Administration has taken measures such as limiting the use of paracetamol in pregnant women and recommending disinfectants for COVID, actions that the scientific community has refuted due to a lack of solid evidence, highlighting errors in science-based management.

The Tense Atleti - Rayo Controversy: Yellow Card for Koke After Grabbing Batalla by the Neck in the Midst of a Brawl

Koke, captain of Atlético de Madrid, avoided a sending-off after receiving a yellow card for grabbing Rayo Vallecano goalkeeper Batalla by the neck during an intense fight in the match.

An Unstoppable Julián Álvarez Leads Atlético de Madrid's Comeback Against Rayo Vallecano

Julián Álvarez shone at the Metropolitano, leading Atlético de Madrid's comeback against Rayo Vallecano. Despite early difficulties, Álvarez helped the team turn the score around and secure three crucial points in the match.

Spanish Travelers Spent 7% More on Tourist Rentals Up to June

Spanish travelers increased their spending on tourist accommodations by 7% up to June, driven by a 16% growth in the choice of rental homes during trips abroad.

The Congress censures Ana Redondo for the failures in the anti-abuse bracelets following the distancing by ERC and Junts

The Congress once again rejects Ana Redondo after two consecutive days approving popular initiatives demanding her dismissal, criticizing the concealment of errors in the "low-cost" anti-abuse bracelets. ERC and Junts distanced themselves from this position during the vote.

Feijóo demands more dismissals over the anti-abuse bracelets: "Women need more police officers and fewer masculinity workshops"

The leader of the PP holds Sánchez responsible for the judicial situation related to his circle, describing the progress of the judicial agenda as "unbearable." Feijóo demands more dismissals in connection with the anti-abuse bracelet program, insisting that women need a greater police presence and fewer workshops on masculinity.

Sánchez supports Redondo and assures that the anti-abuse bracelets work "better than before," although he acknowledges technical issues

The Prime Minister, Sánchez, backs Redondo and states that the anti-abuse bracelets protect victims 24 hours a day, although he admits that the system has experienced technical problems.

How long does it take to drive to Berlin or Rome? Discover what traveling without airports would be like

The article reflects on the time it would take to travel to destinations like Berlin or Rome by car and what our lives would be like without flights. Additionally, it considers the impact this would have on professionals in the aviation sector and the reality of vacations without airplanes.

A 14-year-old student stabs his Music teacher in the face and is captured after fleeing

A 14-year-old student, obsessed with Nazism and weapons and previously punished for drawing swastikas, stabbed his Music teacher in the face. After the attack, he fled but was later captured.

Controversy at a high school in Galicia between students and management: "The bathrooms are locked"

Students complain about not being allowed to go outside during recess if they are underage and about the bathrooms being locked, which is causing conflict with the school's management.

This is how you can follow all the news from '20minutos' on your mobile with just one click

Now you can personalize your experience on Google Discover, the tool that displays news, videos, and posts on your devices, making it easy and quick to follow all the news from '20minutos'.

Sánchez announces that a military ship will "assist" the flotilla heading to Gaza, as requested by Podemos

Sánchez expressed his concern for the safety of the flotilla delivering aid to Gaza and assured that Spain will defend its citizens through diplomatic means. Additionally, he announced that a military ship will accompany the flotilla, responding to Podemos' request.

Felipe VI says that Israel has the "right to defend itself" from Hamas' attack but calls to "stop the massacre" in Gaza immediately

King Felipe VI, in his first speech in 10 years before the UN General Assembly, stated that Israel has the right to defend itself from Hamas' attack, but urged to stop the massacre in Gaza, calling for the protection of civilians and an end to the violence.

UN Assembly, live | Netanyahu laments the "shameful surrender" of world leaders to "Palestinian terrorism"

At the UN General Assembly, Netanyahu harshly criticized world leaders for their "shameful surrender" to what he called "Palestinian terrorism," urging a firmer stance against these acts. The session continues with interventions focused on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the search for international responses.

Sánchez assures that he will run for re-election: "I have already discussed it with my family and with the party"

President Sánchez confirms his intention to run for re-election after discussing it with his family and the party. He is confident that the PSOE will achieve the majority needed to govern in the next legislature.

Earth breaches seven of the nine boundaries that ensure its stability: ocean acidification now enters the danger zone

Ocean acidification has reached dangerous levels, putting the Earth's environmental stability at risk. According to oceanographer Sylvia Earle, this warning sign must not be ignored to prevent a planetary collapse. Currently, the planet breaches seven of the nine critical boundaries that ensure its balance.

A 6.2-Magnitude Earthquake Shakes Venezuela and Is Felt in Some Cities in Colombia

A 6.2-magnitude earthquake shook Venezuela and was felt in some cities in Colombia. According to Funvisis, no injuries have been reported so far.

At least seven people dead and three seriously ill from consuming adulterated liquor in Colombia

At least seven people have died and three are in serious condition after consuming adulterated liquor in Colombia. Each bottle was sold for 2,000 pesos, a very low price that facilitated its distribution and consumption. Authorities are investigating the case to prevent more tragedies related to this illegal alcohol.

The White House Unveils Its "Walk of Fame" and Replaces Joe Biden with a 'Autopen'

Donald Trump claimed that his predecessor, Joe Biden, used a machine to sign documents. Additionally, the White House unveiled a "Walk of Fame" in which they replaced Biden's image with an 'autopen'.

Nature, Heritage, and Culture: The Three Jewels of this Municipality in the Southwest Sierra of Madrid

Sevilla la Nueva stands out for its unique historical heritage and offers a variety of outdoor activities ideal for the whole family, combining nature, culture, and leisure in the southwest sierra of Madrid.

Learning to Live Beyond Screens in a Hyperconnected World

The magazine ‘Telos’ by Fundación Telefónica, in its issue 127, addresses how the “Alphabet Generation” seeks well-being in a hyperconnected world. It explores the impact of technology on our lives and highlights the need to learn to disconnect and live beyond screens to preserve mental health and personal balance.

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

Chris Martin joked about the incident during a 'kisscam' where Andy Byron, CEO of Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, HR director, were caught being unfaithful to their partners, using the phrase "When life gives you lemons, make lemonade."

OCU Report | The Shopping Basket Keeps Rising, Concern Over the Increase in Fresh Produce and a Surge in Basics like Eggs and Bananas

Families can save up to 1,132 euros by shopping at the cheapest supermarkets, although the savings are 141 euros less than last year. There is concern over the price increase in fresh products and basics such as eggs and bananas, which continue to rise.

USA makes entry more expensive for tourists: ESTA authorization doubles in price

The ESTA authorization to enter the USA increases its cost, as the service fee rises by 8 dollars and an additional 13-dollar contribution to the Treasury is added, thereby doubling the total price for tourists.

The Spanish streamer Kelton D pushes an elderly man on a train during a live broadcast

The influencer Kelton D caused discomfort among passengers after being confronted by a Japanese man and, during the live stream, pushed an elderly man. He later publicly apologized on social media for his behavior.

They investigate whether a woman who died in a hospital in Valencia after October 29th could be recognized as a victim of the DANA

An elderly woman residing in a nursing home in Paiporta died on November 1, 2024, following the DANA storm on October 29. Authorities are investigating whether she can be officially recognized as a victim of this storm.

The mini concert that unexpectedly filled downtown Madrid with music

Hey Kid and Paula Mattheus surprised passersby on Gran Vía, Madrid, with an impromptu mini concert that filled the city center with music and joy.

The French SOCIMI Arkea Goes Shopping in Spain and Acquires Dia's Logistics Center in Madrid

The French SOCIMI Arkea has acquired a logistics warehouse of more than 34,000 m² in Getafe, Madrid, without this affecting Dia's continued tenancy of the center.

Alba Flores brings her father back to life in 'Flores para Antonio': "Someone always told me how much they admired him"

Alba Flores, actress from 'Vis a vis' and 'La casa de papel', presents her most personal project, 'Flores para Antonio', where she pays tribute to her father, the musician Antonio Flores, reviving his figure and musical legacy.

Mujer.es arrives on TikTok: the account to stay up to date with all the latest trends

Mujer.es, the women's vertical of 20minutos, arrives on TikTok after three years of activity to connect more closely with its female community and keep them up to date with the latest trends.

These are the basic rules of doctor Franco Berrino for losing weight without diets

Doctor Franco Berrino recommends practicing appropriate exercise, avoiding stress, and following four fundamental keys to maintain weight without the need for strict diets.

Travel to the Moon with NASA: This Official Initiative Allows You to Send Your Name on the Artemis II Mission

NASA offers a free registration for anyone to send their name on the Artemis II mission. The names will be carried on the Orion spacecraft, which in 2026 will orbit the Moon with astronauts, marking the first lunar orbit in more than 50 years.

Up to $15,000 Bail If You Want to Travel to the United States: Which Countries Will Be Affected by the New Law

Donald Trump will impose a bail of up to $15,000 on citizens of certain countries who want to travel to the United States, a measure aimed at controlling the entry of visitors with a focus on the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Open since 1979 and awarded a Repsol Solete: this is the famous ice cream shop in Mallorca visited by Infanta Elena

The ice cream shop, open since 1979 and honored with a Repsol Solete, is an iconic spot in Mallorca. Infanta Elena was photographed while heading to this renowned establishment, known for its quality and tradition.

These are the most common fines issued by the DGT in Andalusia

Andalusia is the region with the most citations from the Directorate-General for Traffic in 2024. The most frequent fines include speeding, not wearing a seatbelt, and using a mobile phone while driving, reflecting the main infractions that affect road safety in the region.

All the photos from La Mercè: trabucaires, gegants, capgrossos, and the Casteller Day

Barcelona celebrated La Mercè with a day full of activities in Sant Jaume square, including the participation of trabucaires, gegants, capgrossos, and the traditional Casteller Day, offering a vibrant cultural spectacle for residents and tourists.

This is How Madrilenians View the Newly Implemented Garbage Tax: "It's Not Fair That Those Who Don't Produce Much End Up Paying the Same"

20minutos asked Madrilenians about the new garbage tax, which covers the costs of collection, transportation, and waste treatment. Many believe it is unfair that those who generate less garbage pay the same as those who generate more.

At Least One Dead and Several Injured in a Shooting at Dallas Immigration Office

The attacker died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound following a shooting at the Dallas immigration office. The FBI released a cartridge found at the scene bearing an inscription against immigration centers, linking the motive of the crime to this cause.

The 23 miners trapped in a gold mine in Colombia are rescued alive

The 23 miners trapped in a gold mine in Colombia were rescued alive, thanks to having food, water, and compressed air during the rescue operations.

The Mayor of London calls Trump "racist" and "Islamophobic" for his direct attack against him at the UN

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, responded to criticisms from Donald Trump, who called him a "terrible mayor" and accused London of "changing" under his leadership, also implying that Khan wanted to impose Islamic law. Khan described these accusations as racist and Islamophobic following Trump's direct attack at the UN.

Simple and Effective Measures Against Cyberattacks

Users and small businesses are vulnerable to online scams, identity theft, and fraud. It is essential to know and apply simple measures to protect oneself effectively against these cyberattacks.

A tiger kills its caretaker during a show at a reserve

Ryan Easley was attacked and killed by a tiger during a show at the Growler Pines reserve, in front of his wife and daughter, who witnessed the tragic event.

The trick to get 42,000 TV channels for free and legally

IPTV-org allows users to legally access more than 42,000 free TV channels, offering a wide variety of global content at no cost.

HBO Max changes its price again: How do platform rates stand and which ones are free?

HBO Max adjusts its rates for both new and existing users, affecting subscription prices. Additionally, the current rates of other platforms are compared, and free options available in the market are highlighted.

The Perfect Brownie? Flourless, High in Protein, Cheap, and Gluten-Free

The classic American brownie is transformed into a healthier version—flourless, high in protein, affordable, and suitable for celiacs—offering a delicious option for everyone.

Meeting via Email

Exchanging several emails does not equate to a meeting. The text questions the growing trend of considering these digital exchanges as real meetings.

'20minutos' celebrates its 25th anniversary at an event with the mayor of Valencia, María José Catalá

The newspaper 20minutos celebrates its 25th anniversary with an event in Valencia, as part of a series of activities organized throughout the year. Mayor María José Catalá attended to commemorate this special occasion.

Pampols believes the Government "could do more" in the reconstruction of Valencia and denies his dismissal

The Valencian vice president, Pampols, stated that the Government "could do more" for the reconstruction of Valencia following the DANA and denied rumors about his dismissal. Additionally, he criticized that Sánchez and Mazón have not met in over a year since the disaster.

Experience the Caribbean Like Never Before: Adventure, Relaxation, and Fun on the High Seas

Royal Caribbean offers cruises to the paradisiacal islands of Central America, providing a unique experience with multiple free onboard activities to enjoy adventure, relaxation, and fun on the high seas.

Bisexual Men Denounce That Their Existence Is Denied: "Our Identity Is Valid"

Bisexual men denounce that their identity is invalidated and that they are accused of being confused or using the "bi" label as a trend or to justify a deconstructed masculinity. They reaffirm that their orientation is legitimate and seek to raise awareness of their reality in the face of prejudice both within and outside the LGBTQ+ community.

Living Exhausted Due to Illness or Social Pressure: "I Saw That I Couldn’t Keep Going with My Body"

Burnout and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome represent two forms of extreme exhaustion: one caused by work-related demands and the other by a disabling illness that affects daily life.

Álvaro Carnoto, the story of the Galician boy who is the youngest stamp collector in Spain

The exhibition hall of the Ourense Post Office building is presenting a display featuring the stamp collection of Álvaro Carnoto, the youngest collector in Spain, highlighting his hobby from an early age.

Forty Years Completed

Forty years are being celebrated since Spain's accession to the then European Economic Community (EEC), an anniversary highlighted by the Association of European Journalists.

The Intentions of Others

The modern human tends to interpret the intentions and thoughts of others, similar to figures like Rappel, Master Joao, and Benita, reflecting an obsession with understanding the minds of others in our time.

Gaza, the horror

It is crucial to continue denouncing what is happening in Gaza, as the future of humanity is at stake. Repeating the message does not matter; awareness and action are vital in the face of this grave situation.

A Double Reproach

The Government acknowledges that technology is not infallible, although it insists that protection for victims of gender-based violence must be, emphasizing the need to improve systems to ensure their effective safety.

Super Typhoon Ragasa leaves 17 dead in Taiwan and the Philippines and moves towards China, where hundreds of thousands have been evacuated

Super Typhoon Ragasa has caused 17 deaths in Taiwan and the Philippines and is moving towards China, where hundreds of thousands have been evacuated. Meanwhile, Tropical Storm Bualoi is intensifying in the Philippine Sea and could become a typhoon before making landfall on Friday.

WHO raises number of deaths to 35 in the latest Ebola outbreak in Congo

The WHO reports 35 deaths in the latest Ebola outbreak in Congo, with a mortality rate of 61.4%. Children are the most affected group.

The RFEF is considering disciplining Piqué for his controversial incident with a referee

The club's majority shareholder, Gerard Piqué, had an altercation with a referee in the tunnel leading to the locker rooms, which has led the RFEF to consider the possibility of opening a disciplinary file against him.

A 67-year-old man dies after a fire in a house in Cercedilla

A 67-year-old man died following a fire in a house in Cercedilla. The Community of Madrid Firefighters rescued him from inside and tried to revive him, but they were unable to save his life.

Bringing Scientific Findings Closer to the Public

The "la Caixa" Foundation participates in the Research Night to promote the dissemination of science, technology, and innovation, bringing scientific knowledge closer to the public and fostering interest in research.

Alejandro Amenábar shares his "connection" with Cervantes on 'El Hormiguero': "I was doing exactly the same as him"

Alejandro Amenábar, director of 'El Cautivo', revealed on 'El Hormiguero' his special connection with Miguel de Cervantes, highlighting that both shared similar ways of creating and expressing themselves.

Noodles, from The Offspring, to Broncano's question about his birth: "The umbilical cord got tangled"

The guitarist Noodles and the singer Dexter Holland from The Offspring visited La 1 to promote their European tour. During the interview, Noodles answered Broncano that his birth was complicated because the umbilical cord got tangled.

'Malas Lenguas' warns of a new scam, the 'fake inspector': "It's one of the most common"

The program 'Malas Lenguas' warns about the 'fake inspector' scam, where fraudulent individuals try to trick neighbors into letting them into their homes. Jesús Cintora highlighted that, surprisingly, many people open the door trusting them, which facilitates the deception. This method has become one of the most common scams nowadays.

Miki Nadal's jab at Dani Mateo on 'Zapeando': "Do you think it's necessary to stop the show for this?"

Miki Nadal criticized Dani Mateo on 'Zapeando' for stopping the show to comment on a video of a parrot imitating a spray, questioning whether it was necessary to interrupt the flow of the program for that.

A reporter from 'El tiempo justo' receives threats from a group of squatters: "We are being guarded by the Police"

Andrea Herrero, a journalist from 'El tiempo justo', covered live the complaints of a neighbor in a wheelchair about constant power outages, while facing threats from a group of squatters who claimed to be guarded by the Police.

Jimmy Kimmel's 'Late Night' Rivals Celebrate His Return: "He's a Great Guy"

Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Fallon joked with the audience about competing with Jimmy Kimmel's comeback, but expressed happiness about his return, emphasizing that he is a good guy.

'Supervivientes All Stars' exposes Adara after a monumental catch with her mother

Adara claimed that her daughter asked her for help so that her fans would get her expelled from the contest, a situation that was uncovered on 'Supervivientes All Stars,' leaving her exposed in front of the audience.

Lecquio Begins Training Carmen Borrego: "I Like You More Than Terelu"

Alessandro Lecquio has started training Carmen Borrego and joked that he likes her more than Terelu. Additionally, the count took the opportunity to emphasize the importance of good nutrition during the process.

Carlos Latre surprises Leire Díez dressed up as her: "I am the real one, you’ll be the generic brand"

Leire Díez visited Telecinco’s morning show and was surprised by Carlos Latre, who appeared dressed up as her, joking about who was the real one.

Anabel Pantoja, very angry with the press after the news of her alleged crisis with David Rodríguez comes to light: "These nonsense..."

Anabel Pantoja, niece of Isabel Pantoja, expressed her anger towards the press after rumors about an alleged crisis with David Rodríguez were spread. The contributor denied the speculations and dismissed this information as "nonsense," defending her relationship and asking for respect for her private life.

The heartfelt message from Elena Furiase to her cousin, Alba Flores, after watching 'Flores para Antonio': "Your father is thrilled by this"

Elena Furiase expressed on Instagram her admiration and affection for her cousin Alba Flores after watching 'Flores para Antonio', highlighting that their father would be very proud and moved by the tribute.

Sebastián Yatra posts a video in which he appears very affectionate with a Spanish influencer

Sebastián Yatra and a Spanish influencer shared a video together on social media, where they appear very affectionate. The post generated numerous reactions among their followers.

María Jiménez's Son Puts Her Jewelry Up for Sale: "The Most Beautiful Thing Is to Share the Inheritance with Everyone"

María Jiménez's son is putting his mother's necklaces up for sale with prices ranging from 15 to 90 euros, emphasizing that the most beautiful thing is to share the inheritance with everyone.

Violeta Mangriñán makes a will and excludes Fabio Colloricchio: "Everything can change"

Violeta Mangriñán has made her will, detailing how she will distribute her estate. Her partner, Fabio Colloricchio, father of her daughters, is not included on the list of beneficiaries, although she warns that "everything can change."

Haakon, very upset about his sister's documentary: "She does not distinguish between royal household activities and commercial ones"

Haakon is upset because his sister does not differentiate between royal household activities and commercial ones in her documentary. Meanwhile, his stepfather states that they are only following the legal process regarding the upcoming trial of Marius.

Lola Lolita warns about her "short-term" memory problems and denounces the harassment she receives on social media

Lola Lolita reports that the daily harassment and insults on social media have affected her mental health, causing her short-term memory problems and influencing the type of content she publishes.

Mayte Zaldívar Confirms the Private Mass in Memory of Julián Muñoz Despite Family Secrecy

Mayte Zaldívar confirmed that the mass in memory of Julián Muñoz was a private event, attended only by herself, her partner Fernando, and the close family of the former mayor, thereby maintaining family secrecy.

Criticism of Tadeo and Stephany from 'La isla de las tentaciones' for playing a trick with an ultrasound: "Whim"

Tadeo and Stephany announced that they are "growing the family" with a Pomeranian dog named Gio, using a fake ultrasound. This sparked criticism among users who considered their post a whim and condemned the deception.

Kristin Cabot, the woman surprised by Coldplay's 'kiss cam', also resigns from her company

Kristin Cabot, former HR director and known for her appearance on Coldplay's 'kiss cam', has tendered her resignation, according to the company where she met Andy Byron.

A Giant Sinkhole in Front of a Hospital in Thailand Sparks Panic and Forces Patient Evacuation

A sinkhole 50 meters deep and 30 meters wide and long opened up in front of a hospital in Thailand, causing panic and the urgent evacuation of patients. The causes of the collapse are under investigation.

María Casado Leaves the 'Informativos Telecinco' Set Live After a Distressing Moment

María Casado experienced a distressing moment live on air and left the 'Informativos Telecinco' set. During her recovery, she was temporarily replaced by Carmen Corazzini.

The Ballon d'Or tension moves to the Champions League: Barcelona-PSG on October 1 declared high risk

The tension generated at the Ballon d'Or Gala between Barcelona and PSG continues, and the Champions League match on October 1 has been declared high risk, anticipating a highly charged rivalry between the two teams following recent disagreements.

Flick reacts to Gavi’s serious injury: "He knows it’s tough, but if anyone can do it, it’s him"

Barça’s coach showed understanding after confirming Gavi’s serious injury, which will keep him out for months. He highlighted the player’s strength to face the recovery and expressed confidence that he will overcome this difficult time.

Who is Manor Solomon, the Israeli signing of Villarreal who has received insults at the Pizjuán

Manor Solomon, Israeli player of Villarreal, scored the decisive goal that gave the team victory against Sevilla at the Pizjuán. Despite his contribution, he has been the target of insults during the match.

Pimblett returns against Topuria: "I would love to smash your face"

English fighter Pimblett is seeking a title fight and is willing to face the Spanish-Georgian Topuria, marking a reunion after years of rivalry between the two.

Raúl González’s Agent Denies That He Has Offered Himself to Borussia Mönchengladbach

Former footballer Raúl González, after six seasons with Real Madrid Castilla, is looking for a new team to continue his coaching career. His agent denies that he has offered himself to Borussia Mönchengladbach.

Cristina's Story After More Than 40 Years with Friedreich's Ataxia: "I Have No Partner or Children, Everything Fell Apart"

Cristina shares her experience of living with Friedreich's ataxia for over 40 years, highlighting the urgent need to raise awareness of this rare disease, promote research, and eliminate the physical and social barriers faced by those who suffer from it.

Enough blaming mothers for their children's autism

The theories that blame mothers for their children's autism have changed over time, from the "refrigerator mother" hypothesis to vaccines. Recently, Trump suggested that paracetamol during pregnancy could be the cause, perpetuating the unfair responsibility placed on mothers.

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

Guillermo Gracia, a swimmer with Down syndrome, has won more than 60 international medals, including six golds at the last world championship. He denounces the lack of visibility given to successes in adapted swimming.

Leucovorin, No Sufficient Evidence to 'Treat' Autism: "Playing with Families' Expectations"

Autism Spain warns that there is no conclusive evidence regarding the use of leucovorin to treat autism. They point out that autism is complex and cannot be addressed solely with this method, alerting about the risk of creating false expectations among families.

A Non-Verbal Autistic Artist Among the Nominees for the Prestigious Turner Art Awards

Scottish artist Nnena Kalu, who is non-verbal and autistic, has become the first person with a disability to be individually nominated for the prestigious Turner Art Awards.

Acciona and ACS enter projects worth $25 billion mobilized by the United States Army

Acciona and ACS, Spanish companies, have been selected to participate in two multimillion-dollar programs launched by the United States Army, mobilizing a total of $25 billion in projects promoted by the armed forces of the Department of War.

The OECD Joins the Cascade of Upward Revisions for Spain and Places GDP Growth at 2.6%

The OECD has revised upward Spain's GDP growth, placing it at 2.6% for this year, increasing its previous forecast by two tenths, and at 2% for next year, with an increase of one tenth.

The Desperation of the Macron Couple

The Macron couple tries to show their intimacy in public to find peace, but it seems they are falling into a trap by doing so.

It's Not What It Seems

Terrorism often disguises itself as a defender of just causes to justify its actions and gain support, a common strategy used globally.

Murtra Outlines the Foundations of the New Telefónica: Profitable Mergers, Simplifying the Company, and Cybersecurity

Telefónica's president anticipates a strategic review to be presented in November, focused on profitable mergers, simplifying the company's structure, and a greater emphasis on cybersecurity.

Car production falls by 7% until August due to weak demand in Europe: "It's a warning sign"

Car production in Spain has fallen by 7% until August due to weak demand in Europe and the shift towards electric vehicle manufacturing, which negatively affects Spanish factories and raises concerns in the sector.

José Elías: "I am not going to Andorra because I believe in the idea behind taxes"

José Elías, owner of the frozen food company 'La Sirena', expressed on LinkedIn his support for public healthcare and education, stating that he will not move to Andorra because he believes in the importance and purpose of taxes.

Amenábar under scrutiny: Has 'The Captive' been a success or a failure after the controversy?

Amenábar's new film, 'The Captive', which explores Cervantes' years of captivity in Algiers, continues to spark debate about its reception and success following the controversy surrounding it.

Pedro Ruiz joins Pérez-Reverte's opinion on 'El cautivo': "Great effort and lesser result"

Alejandro Amenábar's film about Miguel de Cervantes, starring Julio Peña, has surpassed two million euros at the box office in Spain.

A Chess Game with the 'Game of Thrones' Writer: The "Secret" Cameo with Which Robert Redford Said Goodbye to Us

Robert Redford made his final appearance in front of a camera months before his passing, starring in a cameo where he plays a game of chess with George R.R. Martin—a connection that served as an emotional farewell and tribute to the 'Game of Thrones' writer.

Sigourney Weaver is amazed by 'Alien: Earth' but is taking her time to watch it

Sigourney Weaver, known for her role in the 'Alien' saga, is now enjoying 'Alien: Earth' as a viewer, watching it in weekly doses to avoid getting overwhelmed.

'Alien: Earth', Final Explained: The Controversial Conclusion of Disney+'s Xenomorphs

Noah Hawley concludes his version of the 'Alien' saga with a much bloodier and more brutal ending than expected, sparking controversy among fans and criticism for his bold approach on Disney+.

Jessica Chastain Protests the Indefinite Postponement of Her New Miniseries Due to the Murder of Charlie Kirk

The Apple TV+ miniseries starring Jessica Chastain, which was scheduled to premiere on September 26, has been postponed indefinitely due to recent events in the United States related to the murder of Charlie Kirk. Chastain has expressed her disagreement with this decision.

'Tulsa King' Season 3: Character Guide for Taylor Sheridan's Series with Sylvester Stallone

Season 3 of 'Tulsa King' arrives on SkyShowtime on September 25, with Sylvester Stallone keeping the pace. New enemies and old alliances push Taylor Sheridan's series to the limit.

Using a Mobile Phone Has Never Been So Easy: Spanish Company SPC Launches ZEUS 2, Its New Smartphone for Seniors

SPC introduces ZEUS 2, an easy-to-use smartphone for seniors featuring a 5-inch screen, Android 15, and a MediaTek Helio G36 processor, all for less than 200 euros.

Xiaomi releases almost everything, and launches refrigerators and washing machines outside of China

At the Xiaomi 15T event, Xiaomi introduced new products outside of China: the 502L Mijia Cross Door refrigerator, the 9 kg Mijia Front Load Washer Dryer Pro, and two air conditioning units.

Xiaomi 15T Pro: pure Xiaomi essence for Leica photography lovers

The Xiaomi 15T Pro stands out for its improved design, larger display, bigger battery, and outstanding performance. Its collaboration with Leica highlights its focus on photography, consolidating the strength and continuous evolution of the T series.

The latest viral TikTok hoax: Apple does not pay you a million dollars for an iPhone 13 Pro Max

A false rumor is circulating on TikTok claiming that Apple pays up to $1,100 for a used iPhone 13 Pro Max. This claim is an unfounded hoax, as Apple does not offer those amounts for this model.

Google's AI Mode now speaks Spanish: what it is, how it works, and when you can use it in Spain

Google's AI Mode is now available in Spain, offering users a personalized and interactive experience to ask detailed questions in Spanish.

What Wearing Many Colors Means According to Psychology

Wearing many colors reflects an extroverted, creative, and optimistic personality. According to psychologist Julia Lasheras, those who choose this way of dressing are usually cheerful and expressive people who seek to stand out and convey positive energy to their surroundings.

These mid-season jackets spotted at Zara: get ahead of the autumn temperature changes

Choose from short, oversize, or bomber-style jackets at Zara to adapt to the temperature changes of early autumn days. Perfect for mid-season, they combine style and functionality.

Mario Orellana, Women's Coach: "After 50, the Goal Is No Longer Just Physical, It's Freedom"

Mario Orellana offers advice for women over 50, emphasizing that the goal after this age goes beyond the physical and aims to achieve freedom and overall well-being in old age.

5 Trending Fragrances to Welcome Autumn for Under 20 Euros

With the arrival of autumn, it's ideal to refresh our fragrances with scents that suit the cooler weather. Here we present five trending perfumes, all for under 20 euros, to welcome the new season with style and at a great price.

Jennifer Aniston reveals why she has never gone (and never will go) to the MET Gala

Jennifer Aniston has revealed that, despite receiving invitations for years from Anna Wintour, she has always declined to attend the MET Gala, explaining her personal reasons for not going to this event.

The blazer with embroidery that María Fernández Rubíes has designed together with Jorge Redondo: "The best 'look' I've seen on you"

María Fernández Rubíes collaborates with designer Jorge Redondo to create an exclusive embroidered blazer, which stands out for its elegance and sophistication, receiving praise for being one of her best looks.

Sara Marin, doctor and microbiota expert, explains which cheese you should eat: "This is your type if you want to lose weight"

Sara Marin, a microbiota specialist, advises choosing low-fat and fermented cheeses to promote weight loss. She emphasizes that these cheeses help improve gut health and metabolism, thus supporting the goals of those looking to lose weight healthily.

Karlos Arguiñano's Simple Recipe for Achieving Very Juicy and Flavorful Russian-style Patties

An easy and quick recipe for juicy and tasty Russian-style patties, ideal to serve with salads or potatoes, presented by Karlos Arguiñano for home preparation.

Pablo Ojeda's Tricks to Eat Less Without Going Hungry: From High Nutrient Density Foods to Eating Pace

Pablo Ojeda, nutritionist, shares a simple strategy to eat less without feeling hungry, focusing on consuming foods with high nutrient density and controlling the eating pace to improve satiety and avoid overeating.

The Typical Dish of Aragón That Not Everyone in the Rest of Spain Knows About: It's Made with Few Ingredients and One of Them Is Seasonal

This traditional dish from Aragón, little known outside the region, stands out for its simplicity and the use of few ingredients, including one that is seasonal. It is an example of the rich local cuisine that deserves to be remembered and appreciated.

Easy, Healthy, and Delicious: 4 Dessert Ideas to Make with Coconut

From cakes to no-bake recipes, these four coconut dessert ideas are easy, healthy, and delicious, perfect for enjoying bites that captivate the palate.

Baked Peaches with Honey and Almonds, the Perfect Recipe to Say Goodbye to Summer

This simple recipe uses summer peaches, honey, and almonds to prepare a delicious dessert that celebrates the end of the summer season.

The village with cave paintings that is among the most beautiful in Spain

National Geographic highlights Ayna, in the Sierra de Albacete, as one of the most beautiful villages in Spain. Its Cueva del Niño is a main attraction, famous for its valuable cave art.

The Town of Cataluña of Aitana Bonmatí: Between the Sea and the Mountain

Aitana Bonmatí, three-time Ballon d'Or winner, grew up in a town in the province of Barcelona known for its natural beauty and tourist attractions, combining sea and mountain landscapes.

Discover a Unique Thermal Route in Catalonia: Featuring Modernist Spas and Roman Baths

In a municipality of Girona, you can enjoy a relaxing weekend exploring a thermal route that combines modernist spas and ancient Roman baths, offering an experience rich in history and wellness.

Elena Herraiz's Warning, Travel Expert, If You Plan to Go to New York: "If You Don't Want to Be Hated, Own It"

Elena Herraiz, influencer and travel expert, offers practical advice for those visiting New York, warning about behaviors to avoid in order not to generate rejection among locals and other tourists.

A Tour of Baiona, the Most Elegant Port in Galicia

Baiona combines the charm of a fishing village with the sophistication of a stately town, making it a perfect destination for a complete holiday in Galicia.

The archaeological site in Madrid where you can see caves inhabited during prehistoric times

Near Madrid, above the Tajuña River, there is an archaeological site with limestone caves that were inhabited during prehistoric times, offering valuable testimony from that era.

The little-known town of Albacete that appears in 'Don Quixote' but is not part of the Cervantine route

This town near Toledo is mentioned in Cervantes' 'Don Quixote,' although it remains unknown to many and is not officially part of the Cervantine tourist route.

The Three Personality Traits Shared by People with Anxiety According to a Psychologist

The psychologist points out that people with anxiety often share traits such as excessive kindness, a tendency toward self-demanding behavior, and constant worry, which affects their emotional well-being and the way they face situations.

7 Warning Signs That Indicate Your Child Is Experiencing Emotional Distress

Children rarely express their worries and emotions directly to their parents. Therefore, it is crucial to observe certain signs or clues that indicate emotional distress, in order to intervene and provide support in a timely manner.

Metformin Could Reduce the Risk of Long COVID, According to a Study

Metformin, a medication used for diabetes in overweight individuals, could reduce the risk of developing long COVID, according to a recent study that highlights additional benefits of this treatment beyond glycemic control.

Doctor Alexandre Olmos's Warning: "If You Are Avoiding Fats to Lose Weight, You Are Doing the Opposite"

Doctor Alexandre Olmos emphasizes that fats are essential for the proper functioning of the body and that avoiding their consumption to lose weight is a mistake. Instead of eliminating them, it is important to know how to choose the right types of fats in the diet.

Mortality Increases in US Hospitals When Managed by Private Equity Funds

Studies reveal that hospital mortality in the US is higher in facilities managed by private equity funds. This is attributed to profit-focused practices that may affect the quality of care, in contrast to public or non-profit hospitals, within a system dominated by private insurance and private management.

Spanish researchers develop an intranasal vaccine that eliminates the Covid-19 virus in mice

A recent trial demonstrates that an intranasal vaccine developed in Spain eliminates the Covid-19 virus in mice after the second dose, showing high efficacy with this new method.

The DGT's Solution to Reduce Waiting Lists for Driving Tests

The Directorate General of Traffic has added 101 new traffic examiners who will be distributed among 46 Provincial Headquarters to reduce the waiting lists for driving tests throughout Spain.

The Positive Data on the DGT’s Accident Rate Report for This Summer

The DGT reports a record of over 100 million trips during the summer of 2025 in Spain, highlighting a positive accident rate balance during this summer period.

The Autonomous Communities Where Traffic Fines Have Increased the Most: Some Show Increases of Over 20%

The AEA presented a report on traffic fines issued by the DGT in 2024, highlighting that several autonomous communities have recorded increases in fines exceeding 20%. The report provides a detailed overview of the evolution of fines in the different regions.

A 15-year-old Minor Surprised Driving a Tractor with His Mother as Co-Pilot: What Crimes Are They Facing?

A traffic patrol in Santiago de Compostela stopped a 15-year-old minor driving a tractor, accompanied by his mother as co-pilot, on a secondary road during the first week of September. Authorities are investigating what crimes both may be facing for this offense.

This is the sports car Fernando Alonso has been seen with: "Nano has one heck of a car"

Fernando Alonso was spotted at the Italian Grand Prix in Monza driving an impressive Aston Martin supercar, standing out for its elegance and power.

Toyota's Cheapest Hybrid Is Here: Under 20,000 Euros and 3.8 L/100km

Toyota introduces the Aygo X Cross Hybrid, the first hybrid in segment A, which stands out for its efficiency with a consumption of 3.8 L/100 km, innovative design, and advanced technology, all for less than 20,000 euros.

Works on Castellana and Ventas Aim to Reduce Disruptions for Residents and Users of La Paz, Cinco Torres, and M-30

The Delegate of Public Works reports that since the end of summer, they have been maintaining dialogue with public entities and affected residents to minimize the disruptions caused by the projects on Castellana and Ventas, which impact users of La Paz, Cinco Torres, and M-30.

The Regional Government will inaugurate the Atarazanas of Seville with a Government Council on October 1

The old shipyards of Seville, under renovation since February 2024, will be inaugurated on October 1 and will become an important cultural hub in the city.

Málaga installs cameras at problematic intersections and begins issuing fines: these are the penalties

Málaga has installed cameras at problematic intersections to detect drivers who do not stop at red traffic lights or who move forward before the light turns green. These cameras allow for automatic fining of these violations, increasing road safety in the city.

Man missing after mushroom hunting Tuesday night in Lleida

The firefighters conducted a nighttime search in the Coll de Bóixols area following the disappearance of a man who was picking mushrooms Tuesday night in Lleida.

Junts Mayors Ask Turull to Reach Agreements with Illa and Lift the Veto on Aliança Catalana

Mayors of Junts request Secretary General Turull to adopt a conciliatory stance, seeking agreements with Illa and the lifting of the veto imposed on Aliança Catalana, promoting a "central path" to advance political cooperation.

This is how the new smart payment system for transportation in the Community of Madrid will be

The new smart payment system in the Community of Madrid will implement Account-Based Ticketing, a model already used in major cities like London and Singapore, which facilitates access to and payment for public transportation through a centralized account.

The Málaga Comic-Con Begins: Location, Schedule, Artists, and Tickets

The Málaga Comic-Con kicks off featuring special guests such as Arnold Schwarzenegger, Ester Expósito, and Juan Antonio Bayona, offering attendees a unique experience with artists and special activities.

Two thieves arrested for robbing three pharmacies in Madrid at knifepoint

Two thieves were arrested after robbing three pharmacies in Madrid. One of them threatened the employees by putting a weapon to their necks to demand the money from the cash registers.

Five arrested after assaulting a couple with a firearm in August in Cornellà

Five people were arrested for assaulting a couple in Cornellà in August, using a firearm and an electric stun gun during the robbery.

Suspects Arrested in the Death of a Dutch National in Fuengirola

The police arrested suspects connected to the death of a Dutch citizen in Fuengirola, linking the incident to a possible settling of scores within organized crime from the Netherlands.

This is the well-known pastry shop that opens a new store in Málaga

The pastry shop opens its 61st store in Spain, with a space of 70 square meters in Málaga.

It almost weighs as much as a car: this is the largest pumpkin in Russia

The largest pumpkin in Russia weighs almost a ton and took more than six months to grow, reaching a size comparable to that of a car.

They Show the Room They Rented in New York for 200 Euros a Night

They rented a room in New York for 200 euros a night, but it did not have a private bathroom, which caused surprise and disappointment.

The emotional explanation of a boy about the origin of his name: "Such pride"

Aylan's uncle, Ger, shared on X (formerly Twitter) the essay written by the boy, where he proudly and emotionally explains the origin of his name, moving those who read his text.

After Eight Thousand Years of Domestication, This Is How We Have Changed the Size of Animals

Until the 11th century, the size of animals was influenced by climatic pressure. However, after eight thousand years of domestication, human intervention has been decisive in modifying the size of various species, shaping their evolution and adapting them to agricultural, economic, and cultural needs.

Can dogs understand the meaning of a smile? Science says yes

Studies reveal that dogs' heart rates vary when observing human smiles, indicating an empathetic response and the ability to understand human emotions.

A Study on a Dog’s First Year and Which Dog Breeds Are the Most Mischievous

Experts agree that to get through a dog’s first year, considered a challenging stage, it is essential to maintain patience, consistency, and be well prepared.

Máximo Huerta, the therapy horse Duque, and the Pazo de Vilane project, Animal Welfare Awards

Colvema held the IX edition of its Animal Welfare Awards in Madrid on September 24, honoring Máximo Huerta, the therapy horse Duque, and the Pazo de Vilane project for their outstanding contributions to animal welfare.

Check your horoscope for this Thursday, September 25, 2025

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

Trials with Popular Jury in Spain: "Certain Jurors Can Be Challenged for Partiality"

The Popular Jury allows citizen participation in justice in Spain. Lawyer Victoria García Cebriá explains that during the process some jurors can be challenged if they are considered not impartial, thus guaranteeing a fair trial.

The Longest Total Solar Eclipse of the Century: When It Will Be, Where, and How to Watch It from Spain

NASA confirms that the upcoming total solar eclipse will be the longest of the century, surpassing the usual duration of these phenomena. It will be visible from Spain, where details will be provided about the timing and the best way to enjoy it.

Review of 'Baghoo' by Edu Requejo

The review highlights Edu Requejo's work 'Baghoo' as a vibrant showcase of the culture and essence of Barcelona, reflecting all the local flavor through its unique narrative and style.

The fierce attacks of a squirrel send two people to the hospital

A squirrel fiercely attacked two people, clinging to their faces and legs, causing scratches and bites that required hospital care.

What to Do If the School Notifies Me That My Child Has a Fever

When the school notifies you that your child has a fever, the first step is to pick them up and monitor their symptoms at home. Make sure to keep them hydrated, provide rest, and consult the pediatrician if the fever persists or worsens. Avoid sending them to school until they are fully recovered to prevent contagion and ensure their well-being.

Places in the House You Shouldn't Clean So Frequently

Although home cleaning is important, there are certain places that do not need to be cleaned as often. Saving time and energy by avoiding these areas can be more effective in keeping the house in good condition without overexerting yourself.

Did You Know? These Celebrities Were Born in Copenhagen

Many celebrities were born in Copenhagen, although it is not very well known. This article reveals some of these famous people with roots in the Danish capital.

These Are the Most Famous Seths in the World

Several celebrities bear the name Seth, highlighting one who recently triumphed at the 2025 Emmys, cementing his success in the entertainment industry.

These Outrageous Ideas Were Brilliant Projects

Ideas initially considered absurd and met with skepticism turned out to be successful when applied, demonstrating their usefulness and achieving success against all odds.

Dyson Gets Ahead of Black Friday by Discounting Its Cordless Vacuums by Up to 200 Euros

Dyson is offering discounts of up to 200 euros on its cordless vacuum cleaners, with top models available starting from 300 euros. These popular stick vacuums are now more affordable ahead of Black Friday.

Don't Get Surprised by Your Car: This Cheap Device Helps You Detect Faults

This portable accessory quickly detects faults in your car, helping you decide if it’s necessary to visit the repair shop. It is an economical solution that saves time and prevents unpleasant surprises with your vehicle.

If you’ve always wanted a Nintendo Switch, today you can get the OLED model for less than 230 euros

Aliexpress is offering a discount on the Nintendo Switch OLED model, available in red and white colors, as part of its Big Save campaign until September 28. This is an opportunity to get the console for less than 230 euros.

Large capacity at a low price: Amazon offers this 7-liter air fryer for under 100 euros

This 7.5-liter air fryer cooks for up to six people with even browning using infrared technology. It features a viewing window for monitoring without opening and eliminates the need to use the oven, making dinners faster and more convenient. It is now available on Amazon for under 100 euros.

The World of Italian Culture Pays Tribute to Claudia Cardinale: "Her Beauty and Talent Have Marked the History of World Cinema"

The Venice Biennale, Cinecittà, and actors such as Alessandro Gassman and Luisa Ranieri paid homage to Claudia Cardinale, highlighting her beauty and talent that have left an indelible mark on the history of world cinema.

The 'influencer' Peldanyos suffers a robbery in broad daylight: "We have a serious problem in this country"

The 'tiktoker' Peldanyos reported a robbery in broad daylight and criticized the apparent inaction of the Police, expressing his feeling of vulnerability and concern about the country's security.

Margaret Atwood, 3rd Joan Margarit Prize: "If We Had Met, We Would Talk About the Same Things"

Margaret Atwood, known for 'The Handmaid's Tale,' began by writing poetry that dealt with themes such as feminism, ecology, love, and disappointment.

Man Arrested for Hiding a Mobile Phone in the Women's Bathroom to Record His Female Coworkers

A 29-year-old man was arrested for hiding a mobile phone in the women's bathroom to record his female coworkers. He had already been investigated for similar incidents in 2023.

The pedophile fruit seller from Valdeavero will be sentenced to 98 years in prison for abusing a dozen children

The Prosecutor's Office is requesting 98 years of imprisonment for Cristóbal López, accused of sexually abusing a dozen children, all friends of his son.

Mar Flores presents her stormy memoirs, 'Calm Sea': "I have forgiven the people who have hurt me"

The model Mar Flores presents her book 'Calm Sea', a healing work that has contributed to her personal reconstruction, in which she recounts her experiences and expresses that she has forgiven those who harmed her.

Boris Becker and his time in jail: "Seeing Djokovic at Wimbledon and me in one of the worst prisons in the world gave me perspective"

Boris Becker reflected on his career and his first junior Grand Slam title. He compared Djokovic's experience at Wimbledon with his own time in one of the toughest prisons, highlighting how this gave him a new perspective on life.

Derechos al Futuro is Born, a Citizen Movement that Puts Rights at the Center of the Digital Era

Derechos al Futuro is a decentralized and cross-sector movement that seeks to mobilize citizens to generate cultural change by placing human rights at the center of the digital era.

Arrested with 138 canisters of 'laughing gas' in an industrial warehouse in Seville

The police arrested a man in Seville with 138 canisters of 'laughing gas,' suspected to have been stolen by criminal organizations for distribution among consumers.

Legend Teresa Perales: Silver at the Paralympic Swimming World Championships and now totals 95 medals

Swimmer Teresa Perales won the silver medal in the 200 meters freestyle S2 category at the Paralympic World Championships in Singapore, finishing second behind Italian Arjola Trimi, and reached a total of 95 medals in her career.

Carlos Alcaraz and Sebastián Báez to face off at the ATP 500 in Tokyo: when and where to watch the match

Carlos Alcaraz, world number 1, begins the Asian tour at the ATP 500 in Tokyo, facing Sebastián Báez. His goal is to consolidate his world number 1 ranking until January 1.

One Arrested and Two Investigated for Protests at La Vuelta Passing Through Mos

The Civil Guard arrested a 43-year-old man in Arcade, Soutomaior, and is investigating two others aged 41 and 44 for disturbances during the protests at La Vuelta passing through Mos. The incidents are related to nuisances and public disorder caused in the area. Authorities continue their investigations to clarify responsibilities.

'When You Reach Hell,' the New Novel by Miguel Vasserot, Narrates the Murders of Poor Young People in 19th Century Madrid

The third novel by Almerían writer Miguel Vasserot, published by NdeNovela, recounts the crimes against poor young people in 19th century Madrid, exploring a dark historical episode.

Beware of claims that Morocco has doubled its olive and olive oil production: the data says otherwise

Morocco has not doubled its olive and olive oil production; official data reveals a downward trend in olive cultivation in the country.

Fires continue around the Rocío Jurado auditorium with the appearance of new columns of smoke

112 has received multiple calls reporting new columns of smoke near the Rocío Jurado auditorium, at Camino de los Descubrimientos and Alberto Jiménez Becerril, indicating that the fires continue in the area.

The Mossos and the Guardia Urbana Detain 17 People for Thefts in Barcelona During the First Night of La Mercè

During the first night of the La Mercè festival in Barcelona, 17 people were detained by the Mossos d'Esquadra and the Guardia Urbana for theft-related offenses. According to the city's Culture Councilor Xavier Marcé, none of the arrests involved serious incidents.

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

20AM offers a morning briefing with the most relevant news to keep you informed from early on. It covers topics such as politics, economy, society, and culture, highlighting key events and updated analyses. Ideal for starting the day with a clear and comprehensive view of what is happening in the country and the world.

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

This article offers practical advice for better managing your personal budget, including the importance of planning expenses, saving regularly, and avoiding unnecessary debt. It also suggests using digital tools and periodically reviewing your finances to maximize your resources and achieve your financial goals.

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Ryanair's message to travelers who use black suitcases: "They are 99.9%"

Ryanair advises its passengers to mark their black suitcases with distinctive signs to avoid confusion on the conveyor belt, since 99.9% of bags are that color.

Martín C, Hairdresser: "The Ideal Hair Color Will Always Be Given to You by Your Iris"

Martín C, a hairdressing expert, assures that the best hair dye color is the one that harmonizes with the color of the eyes, as this achieves a natural and flattering look.

The charming medieval town an hour from Segovia perfect for a getaway

Ayllón, one of the most beautiful towns in Spain, is a perfect destination to relax, located just an hour from Segovia.

How Many Episodes Are There in Season 3 of 'Tulsa King'? Release Dates

Sylvester Stallone returns under the direction of Taylor Sheridan in Season 3 of 'Tulsa King', which will be the shortest season so far.

Joseba Arguiñano (40 years old), chef: "If you like juicy meat, you have to try this"

Joseba Arguiñano, son of the famous chef Karlos Arguiñano, shares a recipe to fully enjoy a pork chop, ideal for those who prefer juicy and flavorful meat.

The Amazon Product That Is the Secret of Auto Repair Shops

This product on Amazon has a rating of 4.7 stars out of 5 and numerous positive reviews, standing out as a favorite among auto repair shops.

Alba Flores searches for the truth about her father: where to watch the documentary 'Flores para Antonio'

Elena Molina and Isaki Lacuesta direct the documentary 'Flores para Antonio', available on Movistar Plus+, starring Alba Flores and focusing on the life and truth about her father.

Explained finale of 'The Atomic Shelter': the whole truth about the bunker

The series mixes romances, robberies, and advanced technologies like A.I.s, generating great interest. Its finale reveals key truths about the bunker that expand the plot and leave the possibility of future seasons open.

The Current Life of Iván Armesto, from Finishing Third in 'Big Brother' to Working with Almodóvar and Amenábar

Iván Armesto, who placed third in the first edition of 'Big Brother', managed to boost his career and now works with renowned filmmakers such as Pedro Almodóvar and J.A. Bayona, participating in films like 'Pain and Glory' and 'The Orphanage'.

Treasury Begins IRPF Refund for Retired Mutual Fund Members: Deadlines and Late Payment Interest

The Tax Agency has started automatically processing IRPF refunds for retirees who contributed before 1979 to mandatory occupational mutual funds, setting deadlines and applying late payment interest.

Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia: "You won't lose your job because of AI itself, but you might because of someone who uses it"

Jensen Huang emphasizes that AI will not replace jobs on its own, but those who master its use will have an advantage in the job market, creating more employment opportunities.

Who pays the garbage tax in Madrid: owner or tenant?

Madrid residents must pay the new garbage tax. In the case of rented homes, the responsibility for payment may depend on the agreement between the owner and the tenant, although legally it usually falls on the owner.

China leads nations with new climate plans, defying US climate denial

China has unveiled ambitious climate initiatives, emerging as a global leader in environmental efforts despite the US's lack of commitment and climate denial stance. The new plans emphasize reducing emissions and boosting renewable energy to meet international goals. China's progress contrasts sharply with US policies, signaling a shift in global climate leadership and increased pressure on other countries to enhance their climate actions.

Oil pulls back from 7-week high as traders ponder supply-demand uncertainty

Oil prices retreated from a seven-week peak as traders weighed ongoing uncertainties in global supply and demand. Market participants remain cautious due to fluctuating production levels and varying demand forecasts, influencing price volatility. This tug-of-war between supply constraints and demand outlook continues to create an unpredictable trading environment.

Oil prices tick down after hitting 7-week high on US crude inventory drop

Oil prices eased after rising to a seven-week high due to a decline in U.S. crude inventories. The inventory drop signaled stronger demand or reduced supply, initially boosting prices. However, the recent price pullback reflects profit-taking and market adjustments following the sharp gains. Market watchers remain attentive to inventory reports and global factors influencing supply and demand.

Argentina reapplies export taxes on grains and by-products

Argentina has reinstated export taxes on grains and related by-products to boost government revenue amid economic challenges. The move aims to control domestic prices and increase fiscal income but may impact farmers and export competitiveness.

New York law curbing radioactive Indian Point discharges voided by US judge

A US judge has struck down a New York law aimed at limiting radioactive discharges from the Indian Point nuclear plant. The ruling found the law preempted by federal regulations, preventing the state from imposing stricter limits beyond those set by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. This decision allows Indian Point to operate under existing federal standards despite state efforts to enforce tougher environmental controls.

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Oil prices surge 3% to 7-week high as surprise US stockpile draw adds to supply worries

Oil prices jumped 3% to their highest in seven weeks after a surprise drawdown in US crude inventories, intensifying concerns over tightening supplies. The unexpected reduction in stockpiles suggests stronger demand or constrained production, fueling fears of reduced availability amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and market uncertainties.

Brazilian police expand program to trace gold from illegal Amazon mines, nab smugglers

Brazilian police have expanded their program to track gold originating from illegal mines in the Amazon. The initiative aims to combat smuggling and environmental damage by tracing the metal’s origin, leading to the arrest of several smugglers involved in the illicit trade. The effort supports preserving the Amazon rainforest by targeting the supply chains fueling illegal mining activities.

Poland’s gas storage reaches 100% capacity, tops EU levels

Poland has successfully filled its gas storage facilities to 100% capacity, surpassing other EU countries. This milestone enhances energy security ahead of winter and demonstrates effective supply management amid regional tensions and fluctuating gas markets.

'Right now we are bleeding': Oilfield execs dour in Dallas Fed energy survey

Oilfield executives reported bleak conditions in the latest Dallas Fed energy survey, citing declining drilling activity, reduced demand, and financial pressures. Many expressed concerns over sustained low prices and challenging market dynamics, signaling struggles within the sector despite ongoing operational costs. The outlook remains pessimistic as companies navigate a tough energy landscape.

Upper Crust owner SSP Group targeted by activist fund for take-private deal - report

SSP Group, known for its Upper Crust outlets, is reportedly being targeted by an activist investment fund aiming to take the company private. The move follows calls for strategic changes to enhance shareholder value amid challenging market conditions. The fund is pushing for a buyout that could reshape SSP’s operations and ownership structure.

Apple asks EU to repeal or scale back Digital Markets Act

Apple has urged the European Union to repeal or significantly scale back the Digital Markets Act, claiming the regulations unfairly target and restrict the company's operations. The tech giant argues the law imposes excessive burdens that could hinder innovation and user privacy, seeking adjustments to better accommodate its business model and maintain competitive practices within the EU market.

Fonterra shares hit early 2018 peak on record dividend, robust unit profits

Fonterra's shares reached their highest level since early 2018 following the announcement of a record dividend and strong profits from its units. The dairy giant's positive financial results boosted investor confidence, reflecting solid operational performance and a favorable market environment.

Chery Automobile shares surge in Hong Kong debut after $1.2 billion IPO

Chery Automobile's shares rose sharply in their Hong Kong stock market debut following a $1.2 billion initial public offering. The successful IPO reflects strong investor confidence in the automaker's growth prospects amid a competitive industry landscape.

Analysis – ‘ChatGPT, what stocks should I buy?’ AI fuels boom in robo-advisory market

Advances in AI, exemplified by ChatGPT, are driving growth in the robo-advisory market by offering personalized investment advice. These AI-powered platforms attract more users seeking automated, cost-effective portfolio management, reshaping the traditional wealth management landscape and increasing competition among financial service providers.

Woodside partners with Japan Suiso Energy, KEPCO for liquid hydrogen supply chain

Woodside has teamed up with Japan Suiso Energy and Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) to develop a liquid hydrogen supply chain. This collaboration aims to enhance the production, transport, and use of liquid hydrogen, supporting energy transition efforts and meeting growing demand in Asia for clean energy sources.

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Irenic Capital moves to rustle up takeover interest in Upper Crust owner SSP, FT reports

Irenic Capital is reportedly seeking potential buyers for SSP Group, the owner of Upper Crust, aiming to spark takeover interest. The move highlights Irenic’s intent to explore strategic options for the company, which operates in the food-on-the-go market, as it navigates competitive pressures and market dynamics.

Goldman Sachs downgrades copper supply forecast after Grasberg mine disruption

Goldman Sachs has lowered its copper supply forecast following operational disruptions at the Grasberg mine. The incident is expected to tighten supply in the copper market, potentially impacting prices and availability. The miner's output challenges highlight ongoing risks in global copper production, influencing market dynamics and investment outlooks.

Asia stocks subdued tracking Wall St losses; BOJ meeting minutes in focus

Asian stocks remained subdued following Wall Street losses as investors awaited the Bank of Japan's meeting minutes for clues on monetary policy. Market sentiment was cautious amid concerns over global economic growth and inflation. Key indexes showed limited movement while traders digested mixed economic data and anticipated further central bank guidance.

BYD outsells Tesla in EU for second month, Stellantis returns to sales growth

BYD surpassed Tesla in EU electric vehicle sales for the second consecutive month, showing strong demand for its models. Meanwhile, Stellantis achieved a resurgence in sales growth, driven by renewed consumer interest and expanded offerings. The shifts highlight evolving competition and market dynamics in the European EV sector.

Australian job vacancies fall in August quarter, led by private sector

Australian job vacancies dropped in the August quarter, primarily due to declines in the private sector. The decrease highlights softening labor demand amid economic uncertainties. Despite this, some sectors showed resilience, but overall openings have contracted compared to previous periods, indicating cautious employer hiring sentiment.

South Korea's Lee and Bessent discuss conditions for US tariff deal

South Korea's Trade Minister Lee and US Trade Representative Bessent held talks to address conditions for a tariff agreement between the two nations. Discussions focused on finding mutually beneficial terms to ease trade tensions and promote economic cooperation. Both sides expressed commitment to resolving outstanding issues and advancing the US-South Korea trade relationship.

Exclusive - G7 weighs price floors for rare earths to counter China's dominance, sources say

The G7 is considering implementing price floors for rare earth elements to reduce reliance on China, which dominates global supply. This move aims to stabilize the market and encourage domestic production among member countries, strengthening supply chain resilience amid geopolitical tensions. The initiative reflects growing concerns over China's control of critical materials essential for technology and defense industries.

Chile to curb budget growth as Codelco ramps up recovery, minister says

Chile plans to limit budget growth despite increased revenues from Codelco's production recovery. The government aims to maintain fiscal discipline while benefiting from higher copper prices, balancing economic stability with investment in public services.

Argentine economic activity rises 2.9% in July

Argentina's economic activity grew by 2.9% in July compared to the previous year, driven by increases in sectors like manufacturing, construction, and agriculture. Despite challenges such as inflation and currency fluctuations, the growth indicates a gradual economic recovery. Experts suggest continued reforms and investment are essential to sustain this positive trend.

Fed’s Goolsbee says US jobs market steady, cautions against aggressive rate cuts, FT reports

Federal Reserve Chair of the Chicago Fed, Austan Goolsbee, stated that the US jobs market remains steady. He warned against aggressive interest rate cuts, emphasizing a cautious approach to monetary policy to maintain economic stability, according to the Financial Times.

Tariffs and conflict causing major volatility in shipping industry, says UN trade agency

The UN trade agency reports that escalating tariffs and ongoing geopolitical conflicts are driving significant volatility in the global shipping industry. These disruptions have led to fluctuating freight rates, delayed shipments, and increased operational costs, impacting international trade flows and supply chain stability worldwide.

U.S. crude oil inventories decline, undershooting forecasts

U.S. crude oil inventories fell more than expected last week, indicating stronger demand amid supply concerns. The larger-than-forecast drop highlights tightening market conditions, potentially supporting higher oil prices moving forward.

New home sales surge, beating forecast and previous numbers

New home sales in the U.S. rose sharply, surpassing both forecasts and previous figures. The unexpected increase reflects strong demand in the housing market despite higher mortgage rates, signaling resilience in home buying activity. This surge contributes to positive economic outlooks and may influence future policy decisions in the real estate sector.

Economic growth edges higher for EBRD countries but tariff threat looms

Economic growth in EBRD countries has slightly improved, driven by stronger industrial output and domestic demand. However, rising global trade tensions and potential tariff increases pose significant risks to this recovery, threatening supply chains and investment confidence across the region. Policymakers are urged to navigate these challenges carefully to sustain growth momentum.

Turkish central bank governor says will keep tight monetary policy stance

The Turkish central bank governor announced plans to maintain a tight monetary policy to combat inflation and stabilize the economy. The bank aims to keep interest rates high despite pressures to ease, signaling a focus on price stability and economic resilience.

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Currencies muted as traders await economic data for US rate path clues

Currency markets remained subdued as traders awaited key US economic data expected to provide insights into the Federal Reserve's future interest rate decisions. Investors are cautious, seeking clarity on inflation and employment figures that could influence the Fed’s monetary policy trajectory amid ongoing economic uncertainty.

Morning Bid: Stocks take a breather

U.S. stocks paused recent gains as investors digested mixed economic data and awaited upcoming corporate earnings. Concerns about inflation and interest rates linger, leading to cautious trading. Tech and consumer sectors showed modest movement, while energy shares edged higher. Market watchers anticipate clearer direction as earnings season unfolds and economic reports provide fresh insights.

China central bank unveils steps to boost yuan bond market in Hong Kong

The People’s Bank of China introduced measures to enhance the yuan bond market in Hong Kong, aiming to increase liquidity and attract mainland and international investors. Initiatives include easing access for offshore investors, expanding eligible bond types, and improving trading infrastructure. These efforts support Hong Kong’s role as a major offshore yuan hub and promote the global use of the Chinese currency.

White House tells agencies to prepare mass firings in case of shutdown - Politico

The White House has directed federal agencies to prepare for widespread employee furloughs and terminations if a government shutdown occurs. This preparation aims to minimize operational disruptions and manage workforce reductions effectively amid funding lapses. The move signals the administration's readiness for a potential budget impasse and its impact on federal workers.

Asian stock rally pauses for breath, yen struggles against crosses

Asian stocks took a breather following recent gains, reflecting cautious investor sentiment amid mixed economic data. The Japanese yen weakened against major currencies, pressured by diverging monetary policies and risk appetite shifts. Markets await further signals from central banks and geopolitical developments to determine the next direction.

White House asks for mass firing plans ahead of possible government shutdown

The White House has requested federal agencies to prepare contingency plans, including potential mass furloughs, in anticipation of a possible government shutdown if Congress fails to pass a funding bill. This move aims to minimize disruption and maintain essential services during the funding gap. Agencies are urged to identify which employees would be affected and the impact on operations.

Bank of Korea board member says must coordinate policy to respond to financial stability risks

A Bank of Korea board member emphasized the need for coordinated policies to address rising financial stability risks. Highlighting increasing vulnerabilities in the financial sector, they called for a collaborative approach among regulators and policymakers to ensure economic stability and mitigate potential disruptions.

Solstice Announces Strategic Collaboration With Chainlink and Leading Custody and Venture Firms To Enhance Ecosystem Ahead of USX Stablecoin Launch

Solstice is partnering with Chainlink, custody providers, and venture firms to strengthen its ecosystem in preparation for the USX stablecoin launch. This collaboration aims to enhance security, scalability, and innovation, positioning USX as a reliable and widely adopted digital currency. The move underscores Solstice’s commitment to advancing stablecoin infrastructure and expanding its market presence.

Bitcoin price today: muted at $113.2k amid Fed rate caution

Bitcoin's price remains steady around $113,200 as investors show caution ahead of the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision. Market participants are closely watching for signals on future monetary policy, which could impact cryptocurrency valuations. Trading volumes are subdued, reflecting uncertainty amid economic concerns and inflation data.

BTCC Exchange Partners with NBA All-Star Jaren Jackson Jr. to Inspire Smarter Moves in Sports and Crypto

BTCC Exchange has teamed up with NBA All-Star Jaren Jackson Jr. to promote smarter decision-making in both sports and cryptocurrency. This partnership aims to blend athletic excellence with innovative crypto solutions, encouraging fans and investors to make informed moves in these dynamic fields.

Fitell Corporation purchases $10 million in Solana tokens

Fitell Corporation has invested $10 million in Solana tokens, signaling confidence in the blockchain platform. The purchase aims to leverage Solana's high-speed, low-cost network for future projects and enhance Fitell’s digital asset portfolio. This move reflects growing institutional interest in cryptocurrency investments.

TNL Mediagene makes digital asset treasury strategy public

TNL Mediagene has disclosed its digital asset treasury strategy, detailing plans to integrate cryptocurrencies into its financial framework. The company aims to leverage digital assets for enhanced liquidity and investment diversification, reflecting a growing trend among enterprises adopting blockchain technologies for treasury management. This move signals TNL Mediagene’s commitment to innovation and financial adaptability.

Iveda board authorizes cryptocurrency for corporate treasury

Iveda Solutions' board has approved the use of cryptocurrency as part of its corporate treasury strategy. This move aims to diversify assets and leverage digital currency's growth potential, reflecting the company's commitment to innovation and adapting to evolving financial trends.

Fitell Corporation Launches Solana (SOL) Digital Asset Treasury with $100M Financing Facility, with Focus on Yield and On-Chain DeFi Innovation

Fitell Corporation has launched a $100 million financing facility to establish a Solana (SOL) digital asset treasury. The initiative aims to enhance yield generation and advance on-chain DeFi innovation. This move positions Fitell to capitalize on Solana's blockchain ecosystem while driving growth through strategic digital asset management and decentralized finance solutions.

Bybit Crypto Insights Report: Aster Takes on Hyperliquid in the Perp DEX Boom

The Bybit Crypto Insights Report highlights Aster’s emerging competition with Hyperliquid in the perpetual decentralized exchange (Perp DEX) market. Both platforms are capitalizing on growing demand for decentralized perpetual contracts, aiming to innovate and capture market share in the booming DeFi sector. Aster’s strategies and features pose a significant challenge to Hyperliquid’s established presence.

Nebeus Overfunds Equity Crowdfunding Campaign with €3.6M Raised, Reflecting Growing Demand for Regulated Crypto–Finance Solutions

Nebeus successfully raised €3.6 million in its equity crowdfunding campaign, surpassing its target and highlighting increasing investor interest in regulated crypto-finance platforms. The funds will support Nebeus's growth and development of secure, compliant financial products in the cryptocurrency sector.

As Fed Kicks Off Rate Cut Cycle, HTX’s Zero-Interest Borrowing and Low-Fee Events Help Users Cash In

As the Federal Reserve begins cutting interest rates, HTX offers users zero-interest borrowing and low-fee events to take advantage of the favorable lending environment. These initiatives aim to help users maximize earnings and manage costs effectively during the rate cut cycle.

Hertz to issue $375 million in exchangeable senior notes due 2030

Hertz announced plans to raise $375 million by issuing exchangeable senior notes due in 2030. The move aims to strengthen the company's financial flexibility and support ongoing business operations as it navigates market challenges. These notes will be exchangeable for shares, potentially benefiting investors amid Hertz’s strategic growth initiatives.

Nordic Aqua Q2 2025 slides: Revenue grows 9% as expansion costs weigh on profitability

Nordic Aqua’s Q2 2025 revenue rose 9% amid ongoing business expansion. However, increased costs related to growth initiatives impacted profitability, leading to a decline in net earnings despite higher sales. The company continues investing in capacity and infrastructure to support long-term growth.

Immuneering prices $175 million public offering at $9.23 per share

Immuneering announced a $175 million public offering of common stock priced at $9.23 per share. The proceeds will support the company’s drug discovery and development programs. The offering aims to strengthen Immuneering’s financial position and advance its pipeline targeting various diseases.

PepGen prices common stock offering at $3.20 per share to raise $100 million

PepGen has set the price for its common stock offering at $3.20 per share, with the goal of raising $100 million. The proceeds will be used to support the company’s ongoing development programs and operational requirements. This financing action demonstrates PepGen’s commitment to advancing its portfolio and enhancing its financial standing.

KalVista prices $125 million convertible senior notes offering

KalVista Pharmaceuticals announced a $125 million convertible senior notes offering to strengthen its financial position. The proceeds will support ongoing drug development and general corporate purposes. This move aims to provide the company with additional capital flexibility as it advances its clinical programs.

Cathie Wood's ARK shifts focus, sells AMD stock and buys BABA, BIDU

Cathie Wood's ARK Invest has adjusted its portfolio by selling AMD shares and increasing its positions in Chinese tech giants Alibaba (BABA) and Baidu (BIDU). This shift reflects a strategic move to capitalize on growth opportunities in the Chinese market amid evolving tech sector dynamics.

Encore Capital prices upsized $500 million senior secured notes offering

Encore Capital has priced an upsized offering of $500 million in senior secured notes. The issuance aims to strengthen the company's financial position, supporting growth and operational needs. The notes are expected to provide enhanced liquidity and flexibility for Encore Capital's strategic initiatives.

Federal Signal to acquire New Way Trucks for $396 million

Federal Signal announced plans to acquire New Way Trucks, a leading manufacturer of refuse truck bodies, for $396 million. The acquisition aims to expand Federal Signal's Environmental Solutions segment, strengthening its position in the waste and recycling industry. The deal is expected to enhance product offerings and drive long-term growth. Completion is subject to customary closing conditions.

XCF Global Lead Independent Director Resigns from Board

The lead independent director of XCF Global has resigned from the board. The company announced the departure, citing personal reasons, and stated it will begin the search for a replacement to maintain strong governance. No further details about the resignation or its impact on company operations were provided.

Upexi reports $15.8 million revenue, expands Solana holdings

Upexi announced $15.8 million in revenue, driven by growing demand for their blockchain solutions. The company also expanded its Solana holdings, aiming to enhance its position in the decentralized finance space and support further innovation on the Solana network.