News Summary - 10/02/2025

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White House says layoffs 'imminent' with no end to shutdown in sight

The White House warns of imminent layoffs as the government shutdown continues, with no resolution in sight. The ongoing standoff between Republicans and Democrats shows no signs of compromise, prolonging the shutdown and its impacts.

Israeli naval ships intercept Gaza-bound flotilla

Climate activist Greta Thunberg is part of the Global Sumud Flotilla, which was intercepted by Israeli naval ships and is being taken to an Israeli port.

Four ways this US government shutdown could end

The US government shutdown will likely end when public pressure and political consequences force one side to compromise.

Dame Jane Goodall remembered as a 'true hero for the planet'

Leonardo DiCaprio and Barack Obama have honored Dame Jane Goodall, recognizing her as a pioneering conservationist and a true hero for the planet due to her lifelong dedication to wildlife and environmental protection.

A new China tech visa has caught India's attention - now locals aren't happy

China has introduced a new tech visa to attract global talent amid the US tightening foreign worker policies. This move has drawn interest from Indian professionals but also sparked discontent among local Chinese workers concerned about increased competition.

Musk becomes world's first half-trillionaire

Elon Musk became the world's first half-trillionaire, thanks to a significant surge in Tesla's stock value, greatly boosting his net worth.

Israel 'tightens siege' of Gaza City as Hamas reviews Trump peace plan

Israel's defense minister has warned Palestinians in Gaza City to evacuate, stating that those who stay will be deemed "terrorists and supporters of terror," as the Israeli siege tightens amid Hamas's review of the Trump peace plan.

"None of us have ever asked for special treatment" – female veterans respond to Hegseth

The US Secretary of Defense called for a return to the "male standard" in combat roles. Female veterans responded by emphasizing that they have never asked for special treatment and that the standards for combat roles have always been the same for everyone, highlighting their capability and equality in meeting military requirements.

Afghans rejoice as internet returns after Taliban blackout

The Taliban ended a 48-hour internet shutdown that disrupted businesses, flights, and limited women's access to information. The blackout had caused significant hardships, but the resumption of internet services has been welcomed by the Afghan population.

State of calamity in Philippines province as earthquake kills 69

A powerful earthquake struck a province in the Philippines, killing 69 people. The disaster follows closely after the country was hit by two consecutive typhoons, compounding the region's hardship. Authorities have declared a state of calamity to expedite relief and recovery efforts.

Germany arrests suspected Hamas members over alleged attack plot

German federal prosecutors arrested three men accused of planning attacks on Jewish and Israeli institutions in Germany. The suspects are believed to be linked to Hamas and aimed to carry out violent acts targeting these communities.

Chunk of NYC building collapses in possible explosion

A portion of a NYC building collapsed due to a possible explosion. No injuries or apartment damages were reported, but some residents were evacuated as a precaution.

French troops board oil tanker linked to Russian 'shadow fleet'

French President Emmanuel Macron stated that the crew of the oil tanker had committed "serious offences." However, he did not directly confirm any connection between the vessel and Russia.

Hunter S. Thompson's Death to Be Reviewed 20 Years Later

Investigators will review the 2005 death of writer Hunter S. Thompson, initially ruled a suicide, following the family's request. There is no new evidence suggesting foul play.

Danish PM calls for strong answer from EU leaders to Russia's hybrid attacks

Copenhagen is on high alert as EU leaders consider strengthening defenses against hybrid attacks, including disruptions caused by drones and Russian warplanes. The Danish PM urges a robust and unified response to counter these security threats effectively.

Munich Oktoberfest to Re-open After Fatal House Fire and Bomb Threat

The Munich Oktoberfest was temporarily closed for several hours due to concerns over a fatal house fire and a related bomb threat. After thorough investigations, the festival is set to re-open, ensuring the safety of all attendees.

Brown bear heavyweight Chunk wins Fat Bear Week despite injury

Brown bear Chunk won Fat Bear Week despite competing with a broken jaw. He was celebrated for his resilience and adaptability throughout the contest.

Kenya offers reward as anger grows over failure to arrest suspected serial killer

Collins Jumaisi Khalusha, suspected of killing over 40 women, escaped custody more than a year ago. Kenyan authorities are offering a reward amid public outrage over their failure to recapture him.

Man suspected of ordering murder of three Argentine women arrested

A man suspected of ordering the torture and murder of three Argentine women has been arrested. The case, marked by its brutality, has deeply shocked the region, highlighting concerns over violence against women in Argentina. Authorities continue investigating to bring justice and address the broader issue of gender-based violence.

South African firebrand MP Malema convicted of firing a gun in public

Julius Malema, a South African MP known for incendiary rhetoric, was recently convicted of firing a gun in public. This conviction adds to his controversial public profile marked by provocative statements and legal challenges.

Deported from the US to Ghana then 'dumped' at the border: Nigerian man speaks out

A Nigerian man deported from the US to Ghana revealed that Ghanaian authorities secretly transferred him and other deportees to Togo. They were abandoned at the Togo border without any identification or documents, leaving them stranded and vulnerable.

Emily Blunt among Hollywood stars outraged over 'AI actor' Tilly Norwood

AI actress Tilly Norwood is reportedly negotiating with Hollywood talent agencies for representation. This has sparked outrage among stars like Emily Blunt, who express concern over the implications of AI actors in the industry.

Anne visits Ukraine to support children traumatised by war

Anne visited Ukraine to meet children displaced by the conflict and paid tribute at a memorial honoring young victims of the war, showing support for those affected by the trauma.

Australia sunscreen scandal grows as more products pulled off shelves

The scandal surrounding sunscreen products in Australia has intensified, leading to widespread public outrage in the country known for its high skin cancer rates. More sunscreens are being removed from store shelves amid safety and efficacy concerns, raising alarms about consumer protection in the world's largest skin cancer hotspot.

No more scribbling: Indian court tells doctors to fix their handwriting

An Indian court has mandated doctors to write legible medical prescriptions, emphasizing that clear handwriting can be a matter of life and death. The directive aims to prevent medication errors and ensure patient safety by improving the clarity of medical instructions.

Flights in Afghanistan grounded after internet shutdown

The Taliban have shut down internet services in Afghanistan indefinitely, leading to the grounding of all flights. No official explanation has been provided for the shutdown.

Relief and New Baby for Asylum Family of Child Who Suffocated During English Channel Crossing

After 15 years of legal uncertainty across Europe, the Alhashemi family finally finds relief and welcomes a new baby, following the tragic loss of a child who suffocated during an English Channel crossing.

Billionaire populist eyes power in Czech vote but may need help from extremes

Andrej Babis, inspired by the US Maga movement, aims to gain power in the Czech elections. However, to secure a victory, he might need to ally with ultra-nationalist groups, highlighting the complex dynamics of his political strategy.

Hurricane season brings financial fears in the Caribbean

With hurricane season approaching, many Caribbean residents face financial risks due to the lack of household insurance. As storms threaten, the absence of coverage leaves homes vulnerable, increasing economic insecurity across the islands.

Bowen: Momentum is the strength of Trump's Gaza plan, but lack of detail is its weakness

Trump's Gaza plan gains momentum as a significant diplomatic effort, but its impact is undermined by a lack of detailed provisions essential for ensuring the agreement's durability and success.

Sudanese city under siege: 'My son's whole body is full of shrapnel'

Paramilitary fighters have intensified their offensive in el-Fasher, Sudan, putting civilians at great risk. Many suffer injuries, including severe shrapnel wounds, highlighting the dire humanitarian impact as control of the city remains contested.

Jobs, travel, national parks - what impact will US shutdown have?

A US government shutdown would halt all non-essential activities, causing disruptions across jobs, travel, and access to national parks. This political gridlock threatens widespread inconvenience and delays in services until issues are resolved.

Gaza doctors are starving while fighting to save lives, evacuated medic tells BBC

Dr. Mohammed Abu Mughaisib, a medic evacuated from Gaza after two years working in its hospitals, describes the dire conditions caused by Israeli strikes. He reveals that doctors remaining in Gaza are starving and struggling amid severe shortages, making their situation "indescribable" as they continue to save lives under extreme hardship.

For Netanyahu, avoiding a peace deal may now be worse than agreeing to one

Trump urges Israeli PM Netanyahu to risk his government for a potential historic peace deal, presenting it as a legacy-defining opportunity, writes Lucy Williamson.

Scientists make embryos from human skin DNA for first time

US scientists have successfully created embryos using human skin DNA, a breakthrough that may help overcome infertility and enable same-sex couples to have genetically related children.

Watch: Jane Goodall tells BBC how she became interested in animals

Renowned animal rights activist Jane Goodall, known for her groundbreaking chimpanzee research, has died at age 91, leaving behind a legacy of pioneering work in animal study and conservation.

Jimmy Kimmel on the Moment He Found Out He Was Going Off Air

Jimmy Kimmel was briefly suspended following his remarks about the killing of Charlie Kirk.

'It's safe now': See students pulled from rubble of collapsed Indonesian school

Dramatic footage captures the rescue of boys trapped after their Indonesian school collapsed. Rescuers swiftly pulled the students from the rubble, ensuring their safety amid the disaster.

Funfair ride breaks apart at school event in LA

At a Los Angeles school event, parts of a funfair ride came loose, but no serious injuries were reported.

The Israeli Army raids several Flotilla ships, brings their members to port, and shows a video of Greta Thunberg

The Israeli Army intercepted several Flotilla ships, bringing their members to port. The Israeli Foreign Minister shared a video of Greta Thunberg related to the incident.

Ada Colau, on one of the boarded ships of the Flotilla: "If you are watching this video, it is because Israel has illegally detained us"

The Israeli Army warned the Flotilla vessels by radio to change course before boarding. Ada Colau, on board one of the ships, denounced that they were illegally detained by Israeli forces.

Follow Israel's Assault Live from Inside: Flotilla Cameras Activate 150 Miles from Reaching Gaza as Journey Continues

The Flotilla reports its first encounters with Israeli authorities 150 miles from Gaza, activating cameras to broadcast live while continuing its journey to the enclave.

Videos of the assault on the Flotilla: this is how the Israeli forces boarded the ships

The Israeli Army issued a radio warning for the flotilla’s ships to change their course before intervening and boarding the vessels.

Sumar demands that Sánchez urgently request Israel to release the members of the Flotilla

Sumar, led by Yolanda Díaz, asks Sánchez to urgently request Israel to release and ensure the physical integrity of the members of the Flotilla, including Ada Colau.

Spain calls on the Government of Israel to demand "diplomatic protection" for Spanish members

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has created a permanent monitoring unit to oversee the situation following the detention of an expedition with Spanish members, and has requested diplomatic protection from the Government of Israel for them.

Clash Among Hamas Members Over Trump’s Plan Due to Lack of Guarantees of Compliance from Israel

Hamas members are divided over Trump’s plan; some support mediators ensuring Israeli compliance, while others reject disarmament and exile without security guarantees for their members.

Three alleged Hamas members arrested in Germany on suspicion of terrorism

Three alleged members of Hamas were arrested in Germany accused of planning attacks against Jewish and Israeli targets, having been tasked with acquiring weapons and ammunition to carry out these attacks.

Jane Goodall, the famous world expert on chimpanzees, dies at 91

Jane Goodall, the renowned British ethologist and world expert on chimpanzees, has passed away at 91 from natural causes.

Jane Goodall recreates a chimpanzee fight in 'La Revuelta,' including a critique: "It reminds me of some politicians"

Jane Goodall, the renowned primatologist, visited Broncano's show and recreated a chimpanzee fight, making a critique that she compared to the behavior of certain politicians.

The Baltics Pressure Partners Like Spain and Italy to "Rearm" Against Putin: "It's Time to Show Solidarity with the East"

EU leaders met in Denmark to address the Russian threat in Ukraine, especially due to drone attacks. The Baltic countries urge partners like Spain and Italy to strengthen their defense in support of Eastern Europe and demonstrate solidarity in the face of Putin's aggression.

Barça can't overcome a depleted PSG and falls in the last minute

FC Barcelona lost at home to a weakened Paris Saint-Germain in the second matchday of the Champions League group stage, after a goal in the final minute. The match showed the fight of a Barça side that couldn't take advantage of PSG's absences.

Athletic's Debacle in Dortmund: The Lions Suffer a Painful Rout

Athletic Bilbao suffered a heavy defeat against Borussia Dortmund in the second matchday of the Champions League group stage, showing defensive difficulties that led to a painful rout for the Lions.

Villarreal saves a golden point in stoppage time against a Juventus that let their comeback slip away

Villarreal secured a last-minute draw against Juventus during the second matchday of the 2025/2026 Champions League group stage, thwarting the Italian team's comeback.

Amazon challenges Shein, Temu, and AliExpress: launches its 'low cost' store in Spain

Amazon has launched a low-cost store on its marketplace in Spain, offering products priced at 20 euros or less. This strategy aims to compete directly with platforms like Shein, Temu, and AliExpress in the low-price segment.

Madrid Detects Its First Avian Influenza Outbreak on a Farm, Forcing the Culling of 450,000 Hens

Madrid detected its first avian influenza outbreak on a farm, which led to the culling of 450,000 hens. The regional government clarified that this zoonosis is transmitted to humans only in very exceptional cases and never through cooked meat, eggs, or processed poultry products.

Dioni, from Camela, continues not to recover from his health problem and the duo cancels more concerts

Dioni, the singer of Camela, continues not to recover from a health issue related to his voice, which has led to the cancellation of several concerts. The group has not performed in front of their audience since early August due to this situation.

Vicente Vallés Ironizes on 'El Hormiguero' About Pedro Sánchez: "He Is at a Good Moment"

Vicente Vallés visited 'El Hormiguero' to present his new book, 'The Executioner's Hunt', following the success of 'Operation Kazán', and jokingly made ironic remarks about Pedro Sánchez's situation.

Broncano Checks Antonio Orozco's Phone on 'La Revuelta': "What a Heist I'm Pulling on You"

Antonio Orozco visited the show 'La Revuelta' on La 1 to present his autobiographical book, 'Inevitablemente yo: Sometimes You Have to Break Everything to Start Over.' During the interview, Broncano checked the singer's phone, creating a funny moment on the show.

Carme Chaparro reveals more details about her illness: "They told me to stop because I was going to die"

Carme Chaparro has shared in an interview with 'Lecturas' details about her illness and how she and her family are facing this difficult situation.

Rosalía's Ironic Response After Criticism About Her Bleached Armpit Hair

Rosalía sparked controversy by showing her unshaven and bleached armpits. In response to the criticism, the singer replied with irony, confronting her detractors and reaffirming her decision to present herself naturally.

The U.S. Government Shutdown Continues Following Another Blockade of Trump's Budgets, Which Already Faced the Longest in History

Democrats and Republicans once again presented their budget proposals in the Senate but failed to reach an agreement, prolonging the government shutdown in the United States.

New York closes the Statue of Liberty during the US government shutdown

Governor Kathy Hochul announced that the Statue of Liberty will remain closed during the government shutdown, blaming the Republicans in Washington for blocking a sensible solution.

Feijóo rallies behind Catalan companies: laments that they pay the "highest" taxes and waves the flag of the middle class

The leader of the PP visited Barcelona on the anniversary of October 1st to present his tax proposals to Catalan SMEs, criticizing that they pay the highest taxes and defending the importance of supporting the middle class.

The PP reproaches Sánchez for not presenting the Budget while asking Spaniards to comply with the Tax Agency

The PP criticizes Pedro Sánchez for not presenting the General State Budget on time, violating Article 134 of the Constitution, while demanding that citizens comply with the Tax Agency.

Lucas reveals when he will have his nose surgery again: "They will make me very handsome"

Lucas shared in an interview with '¡Hola!' that he delayed his nose surgery until after his tour ends, hoping the result will make him "very handsome."

Andy and Lucas, total crisis: they cancel their concert in A Coruña and Andy breaks down

Andy and Lucas face a crisis after announcing a break in their career. Tensions rise with the cancellation of their concert in A Coruña and the recent statements from both members, reflecting a difficult time for the group.

Begoña Gómez denies embezzlement before the Madrid Court and claims she is "a private individual" without "public functions"

Begoña Gómez denied any embezzlement before the Madrid Court and stated that she is "a private individual" without public functions. She affirmed that her advisor sent emails related to her chair as a "favor" to a friend, distancing herself from official charges or responsibilities.

The demolitions of the Campamento Operation will begin before the end of the year, according to the Ministry of Housing

The Ministry of Housing announces that the demolitions of the Campamento Operation will start before the end of the year, and the construction of the 10,700 new associated housing units will begin "very soon."

A hive of 100,000 bees discovered inside a building in Granada: "The buzzing was deafening"

A hive with 100,000 bees was found on the rooftop of a building in Granada, where it had been hidden for seven years. The loud buzzing disturbed the residents' daily lives, causing concern until it was discovered and properly handled.

Yolanda Díaz plans a higher minimum wage increase if the Treasury requires it to pay IRPF

The Ministry of Labor considers it "absolutely unfair" that the minimum wage is taxed with IRPF, but Yolanda Díaz is preparing a larger increase in the minimum wage to compensate if the Treasury imposes this requirement.

Javier de Andrés, leader of the Basque PP: "PNV and Bildu compete to see who is more servile to Sánchez"

Javier de Andrés, leader of the Basque PP, criticizes the PNV and Bildu for competing to show greater loyalty to Pedro Sánchez. He accuses both parties of subordinating Basque interests to the Spanish government, highlighting political tensions and questioning their priorities amid current regional and national dynamics.

Work Calendar: On October 13th, there will only be a long weekend for Hispanic Day in these five communities

On Monday, October 13th, National Day, it will be a holiday in Spain, but only five communities will enjoy a three-day long weekend.

The young man who stabbed his ex-girlfriend 42 times in Parla was arrested thanks to a witness who chased him

A woman witnessed how the accused savagely stabbed Cristina Romero, 18 years old, in a park in Parla. Thanks to the witness chasing him, the attacker was able to be arrested.

Mystery Surrounding the Death of the Historian and Official from El Ejido Found Beaten to Death in the Trunk of His Car

The mayor of Berja highlighted the contribution and tireless work of the historian and official from El Ejido, found beaten to death in the trunk of his car, valuing his efforts on behalf of the city.

David Bustamante opens up about his physical transformation: "I gained 20 kilos and now I've had to lose them"

David Bustamante, during his Inédito Tour, revealed in an interview with 'Men's Health' that he gained 20 kilos and has recently worked to lose them, sharing his experience about the physical change.

What are green gases and how are they produced?

Green gases are emissions produced from sustainable and renewable sources, such as biomass and wind energy, which generate less environmental impact than traditional gases. They are produced through natural or technological processes that capture and reduce greenhouse gases, helping to mitigate climate change. Their use is key for a transition towards clean and sustainable energy.

Learning to Live Beyond Screens in a Hyperconnected World

The ‘Telos’ magazine by Fundación Telefónica, in its issue 127 titled ‘Generation Alfabeta: In Search of Well-being in a Hyperconnected World,’ explores how hyperconnectivity affects well-being. It analyzes the need to find a healthy balance between the use of digital technologies and offline life to improve quality of life in the digital era.

Chris Martin of Coldplay comments on the 'kisscam' controversy: "If life gives you lemons, make lemonade"

Chris Martin ironically commented on the controversy caused by the show where Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot, CEO and HR director of Astronomer, were seen being unfaithful to their partners.

Squabble between Hanan Alcalde and Antonio Naranjo over the Gaza Flotilla: "I am not going to talk to fascists"

Hanan Alcalde defended her position on 'El tiempo justo,' rejecting any minimization of the genocide in Gaza and stated that she does not want to engage in dialogue with those she considers fascists, leading to a tense exchange with Antonio Naranjo during the discussion about the Gaza Flotilla.

Thousands of People Protest in Greece Against the Extension of the Workday to 13 Hours

Thousands protest in Greece against the proposal to extend the workday to 13 hours. Greece already records the highest annual working hours in Europe, with 1,886 hours according to Eurostat.

Two People Die During an Attempted Assault on a Royal Gendarmerie Post in Morocco

Two people died in an attempted assault on a Royal Gendarmerie post in Morocco, where the attackers tried to steal ammunition, equipment, and weapons from the security personnel.

Nine Spanish Companies Create DANOK, a Network to Compete with Major Digital Consulting Firms

Nine Spanish companies, including Caronte, Geotelecom, Kuik, and others, have created DANOK, a collaborative network to compete with the leading digital consulting firms in the market.

Anita, 'punished' by the audience, gets on the stationary bike: "I don't pedal because I'm not wearing underwear"

The influencer Anita, after receiving criticism from the audience, got on a stationary bike but couldn't pedal because she wasn't wearing underwear, she confessed in a humorous tone.

Pablo Casado Presents His Investment Fund in Defense and Confesses That "Life Is Much Better" Outside of Politics

Pablo Casado has introduced Hyperion, the first European investment fund specialized in defense and space, which plans to focus exclusively on defense in the future. Additionally, Casado stated that life is much better outside of politics.

Eurozone inflation rises to 2.2% in September, moving away from the ECB's target

The ECB, led by Christine Lagarde, kept interest rates at 2% on September 11, ruling out further cuts, while inflation in the Eurozone rose to 2.2%, moving away from the central bank's target.

Renato Casaro Dies, Designer of the Posters for 'Rambo', 'Conan the Barbarian', and 'The NeverEnding Story'

Renato Casaro, Italian designer of iconic posters such as 'Rambo', 'Conan the Barbarian', and 'The NeverEnding Story', passed away at the age of 89. He also collaborated with Quentin Tarantino on 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood'.

Paula Echevarría shows off toned legs at 48 with a mini dress

Actress and influencer Paula Echevarría showed off her toned legs at 48 years old wearing a mini dress much desired by fashion lovers.

Risks of bleaching armpit hair: everything you need to know following Rosalía’s images

Bleaching body hair is generally safe and low-risk if the product instructions are followed correctly.

WhatsApp adds one of the most anticipated features for Android and iOS: here’s how you can activate it

WhatsApp now allows sharing animated photos without losing the animation on Android and iOS devices, enhancing the visual experience for users.

It Looks Like Antelope Canyon, but It's in Spain: This is the Natural Wonder

An impressive natural site near the center of Lanzarote in Spain rivals the beauty of the famous Antelope Canyon in Arizona, offering an incredible geological formation that amazes visitors.

Do you store all foods inside the fridge? These are the ones that should be kept outside

The cold of the fridge can alter the texture and flavor of certain foods by changing their composition. Therefore, it is better to keep some ingredients outside to maintain their optimal properties and flavor.

We Test the New Audi Q5 Sportback 2.0 TFSI, a Premium SUV with Leadership Qualities

The new generation Audi Q5 Sportback 2.0 TFSI, with 204 horsepower, remains a prominent benchmark in its segment, offering outstanding performance and a robust, premium driving experience.

The Weaponry Leading the War in Gaza: These Are the Missiles, Tanks, and Other Weapons Used in Two Years of Conflict

Israel is the 15th largest military power in the world, with technological and armament superiority. Hezbollah surrendered, and Hamas has more fighters than resources, limiting its capacity to respond after two years of conflict in Gaza.

83% of publicly funded private schools charge fees to families, and in 69% of cases they are not voluntary

A study reveals that 83% of publicly funded private schools charge fees to families, and in 69% of cases these fees are not voluntary. Furthermore, there is criticism regarding the lack of clear information that schools provide to parents about these charges.

Redondo apologizes to the victims for the "commotion" caused by the bracelets and announces an investigation into the managing company

The Minister of Equality acknowledged technical difficulties during the transition between managing companies but stated that the Cometa system is now functioning normally and without incidents. Additionally, she apologized to the victims for the "commotion" caused and announced an investigation into the company responsible.

Survival Time of ALS Patients May Depend on Their Immune System

Research suggests that the lifespan of ALS patients is linked to their immune system. These findings could lead to the development of more effective treatments against the disease.

Getting the Most Out of Europe’s Savings: A Strategy for Citizens and for the Future

The European Commission aims to improve financial literacy in the EU, where current levels are very low, by promoting skills that enable citizens to better manage their savings and secure a more solid financial future.

The Judiciary Disciplinary Body Takes Action Against the Judge Who Accused Sánchez of "Coup-Mongering" and Called His Wife "Barbigoña"

The General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ) has opened disciplinary proceedings against a judge for committing a "serious offense" after accusing President Sánchez of "coup-mongering" and referring disparagingly to his wife as "Barbigoña."

The melting in Switzerland accelerates: glaciers lose 3% of their volume in one year and 25% in the last decade

The losses of Swiss glaciers are due to a winter with little snow and heat waves in June and August, causing a 3% reduction in volume in one year and 25% in the last decade.

The cancellation of the Avlo Madrid-Barcelona service increases ticket prices by 40% compared to September 2024

The elimination of the Avlo service on the Madrid-Barcelona route has caused a 40% increase in ticket prices compared to September 2024, although prices on this line have stabilized. Meanwhile, other rail corridors have experienced decreases of more than one-third, according to a study by the Trainline platform.

The Best Bank Deposits to Earn Money in October Without Investing a Fortune

Bank deposits allow savers to secure a stable return throughout the contract period, making them a conservative option to earn money in October without the need for large investments.

Astra HD+ arrives in Spain: how you can watch free DTT channels without interruptions

Astra HD+ is a satellite television platform that offers a wide variety of free DTT channels throughout Spain, allowing you to watch them without interruptions and in better quality.

The roasted leek recipe you might find in a gourmet restaurant: inexpensive and easy to prepare

Roasted leeks are a simple, affordable, and gourmet recipe that you can make at home. You only need leeks, olive oil, salt, and pepper. They are roasted until tender and lightly browned, which enhances their sweet and mild flavor, making them perfect as a side dish or a light main course.

Illa on the eighth anniversary of 1-O: "There were difficult years that we are overcoming by always looking forward"

The president, speaking from Rome, rejects policies that promise magical solutions and create frustration. He emphasizes that despite difficult years, progress is being made by overcoming obstacles with a focus on the future.

The shocking videos of the earthquake in the Philippines that has already left at least 69 dead

An earthquake in the Philippines has caused at least 69 deaths and significant damage, including the partial collapse of the Santa Rosa de Lima church. The tremors have produced shocking images and an emergency situation in the affected region.

Alert over the marine 'slugs': spreading across the Mediterranean after being detected in Melilla

The environmental organization reports that the marine slugs detected in Melilla are spreading throughout the Mediterranean. They clarify that this species is not dangerous, as it is not urticating, and its presence is mainly limited to brackish lagoons.

An incident causes delays on the high-speed route between Madrid and Galicia

An incident has caused delays on the high-speed trains between Madrid and Galicia. The trains are gradually regaining their usual frequencies.

Jessica, mother of two children with a rare disease: "They have stopped researching it, they have left us without hope"

On September 30th, the Awareness Day for Limb-Girdle Muscular Dystrophy is commemorated, a rare genetic disease that causes the progressive weakening of muscles. Jessica, mother of two affected children, laments the abandonment of research, which has left them without hope for advances or effective treatments.

K-pop, kimchi, and 'skincare': Korea makes a strong entrance in Spain

South Korea makes an impact in Madrid with K-Expo, showcasing its pop culture, cuisine, and beauty. The fair reflects how K-pop, kimchi, and Korean skincare are already a global phenomenon with constant growth.

When series marathons get out of hand: "I was going to bed very late and dreaming about her"

Binge-watching, driven by Netflix and similar platforms, is not officially an addiction, but it can negatively affect memory, sleep, and performance, causing physical and psychological impacts.

Home and Without Pay

Employees fear that their superiors will use the current crisis as an excuse to carry out layoffs, creating an atmosphere of uncertainty and fear at work.

The Caresses

The misses can be annoying, but Carlitos's 'caresses' turn out to be humiliating for his opponent, highlighting his skill in dominating the game in a striking way.

A Favorable Time to Dig into the Past

With 15 million monthly downloads, this legendary podcast mainly attracts the TikTok generation, showing a growing interest among young people in exploring historical and past content.

Feijóo's Visas

Alberto Núñez Feijóo proposes a system similar to a 'points card' to filter migrants who wish to enter Spain, aiming to control and select the entry of immigrants into the country.

Spain Records 106,172 Abortions in 2024, with 82% Performed in Private Facilities

In 2024, Spain recorded 106,172 abortions, with 82% carried out in private facilities. Although abortions in public centers increased slightly, the Ministry of Health notes that the public provision remains insufficient to meet the demand.

Almeida defends informing women about abortion as "is done in all surgical procedures"

The Madrid City Council approved a proposal from Vox to inform women about "post-abortion syndrome" in municipal centers. Almeida defended this measure, arguing that informing women about risks and consequences is a common practice in any surgical procedure.

The cities in Spain that will enjoy the total solar eclipse in 2026: list of capitals and municipalities

The total solar eclipse in 2026 will be visible from Galicia and can be progressively observed moving towards the Balearic Islands, the last autonomous community from which the phenomenon will be enjoyed.

Valverde denies having any problem with Xabi Alonso and that he refused to play: "They can't say that I have refused"

Federico Valverde denied having problems with Xabi Alonso and refuted claims that he refused to play, clarifying the situation through a statement on his social media.

A sexual assault on a minor in Donostia uncovers a nationwide fraud network: there are 300 victims

The Ertzaintza has arrested three men and one woman, aged between 19 and 21, in Donostialdea. The investigation, started after a sexual assault on a minor, revealed a fraud network with approximately 300 victims across Spain.

A homeless man kills another with an umbrella after arguing over where to spend the night in Valencia

A homeless man killed another in Valencia following a dispute about where to spend the night. The attacker was arrested shortly after the incident and is expected to appear before a judge this Wednesday.

TV flexes its muscles in September with Antena 3 leading and widespread increases

In September, television experiences growth with Antena 3 leading the ratings, followed by La 1 and Telecinco, which also register notable improvements.

Sonia Moldes Might Be Negotiating Her Return to 'De Viernes' to Reveal More About Her Relationship with Lecquio

Sonia Moldes could be negotiating her return to the program 'De Viernes' to disclose more details about her relationship with Alessandro Lecquio, according to Belén Esteban on 'No somos nadie'.

Miguel Lago mocks Pilar Vidal's glasses on 'Y ahora Sonsoles': "If you stop at a traffic light, they'll clean them for you"

Miguel Lago joked on 'Y ahora Sonsoles' about Pilar Vidal's large, square glasses, saying they look so eye-catching that someone might clean them if you stop at a traffic light.

'Malas lenguas' contacts the Sumud Flotilla live while they are surrounded by the Israeli Army

Jesús Cintora conducted a live interview with journalist Carlos de Barrón, who is part of the Sumud Flotilla, while the group was surrounded by the Israeli Army.

Spain and 17 Other Countries Will Compete in Junior Eurovision 2025, Where Israel Will Not Participate

Israel, which has been a source of controversy in the adult Eurovision, will not participate in Junior Eurovision 2025. Spain and 17 other countries will compete in this edition, from which Israel has been absent since 2018.

Manu celebrates his 350th episode on 'Pasapalabra' with a tie in 'El Rosco'

Manu, a contestant from Madrid, celebrated his 350th episode on 'Pasapalabra' with a tie in 'El Rosco'. He is just 10 episodes away from matching Orestes Barbero, the longest-running participant on the show.

Wyoming, Against the Speculation of Investment Funds: "They Take Away People's Dreams"

Wyoming criticized the real estate speculation by investment funds, stating that they are stripping cities of their essence and turning them into "soulless resorts," affecting the hopes and lives of the inhabitants.

The collaborators of 'Zapeando' reunite with their childhood versions thanks to AI

The collaborators of the program 'Zapeando' have reunited with their childhood versions thanks to images generated by artificial intelligence, such as the curious interaction between childhood Miki Nadal and his adult self.

The Night Richard Gere Ended Up at Imanol Arias's House: "We Showed Him an Almodóvar Short Film"

After mistaking Imanol Arias's Seat for a Porsche, Richard Gere was impressed by Almodóvar's work and, excited, woke his brother to share the experience. At Arias's house, they showed him a short film by the Spanish director, leaving the actor fascinated.

Madonna confesses that she thought about suicide during the legal battle for custody of her son Rocco: "I spent my time crying"

Madonna revealed that during the difficult legal battle for custody of her son Rocco, she experienced an intense emotional crisis, even thinking about suicide and confessing that she spent much of her time crying. The artist opened up about one of the hardest moments of her life, describing the despair she went through.

Omar Montes' mother recalls the bullying her son suffered at school: "He was an easy target"

Omar Montes' mother recalled that her son was bullied at school for being "a bit chubby and half Arab," which made him an easy target for his classmates who constantly picked on him.

Kieran Culkin to become a father for the third time after a curious "baby pact" with his wife at the Oscars

Kieran Culkin and his wife Jazz Charton are expecting their third child. Jazz confirmed that she is nine months pregnant, following the actor's viral speech at the Oscars where he mentioned a curious "baby pact."

Shakira shines on her world tour and inaugurates a new school in Colombia

Shakira stands out on her 'Las mujeres ya no lloran world tour' while promoting social projects, inaugurating a new school in Colombia thanks to her Pies Descalzos Foundation.

Julia Medina, from 'OT 2018', desperate over the leak of her latest album: "I think every day about quitting music"

Julia Medina, former contestant of 'OT 2018', is devastated after the leak of her latest album. On social media, she expressed her frustration and pain, stating that this situation threatens her passion and refuge in music, and she confesses that she thinks every day about giving up her music career.

Telma Ortiz could be in the process of eviction, according to 'Lecturas': "They haven't paid for six months"

According to 'Vamos a ver', Telma Ortiz has not been living in the property for a year and it already has new tenants, while 'Lecturas' indicates that she could be in the process of eviction for not paying for six months.

José Luis Moreno: "I never told Sandra Barneda that I would cut her throat"

José Luis Moreno denies having threatened Sandra Barneda, clarifying that he never told her he would cut her throat. Additionally, he claims that there have been attempts to kill him and hide bodies in his garden, denouncing serious threats against his life.

David Muñoz, from Estopa, speaks out about his university enrollment

David Muñoz, member of the Catalan duo Estopa, spoke with Europa Press after leaving the faculty where he studies History, sharing his experience about his university enrollment.

Munich's Oktoberfest Closed Due to a "Verified" Explosives Alert

A 57-year-old man killed his father, injured his mother and daughter, and then committed suicide. He was carrying explosives and a letter with threats against Munich's Oktoberfest, which led to the closure of the event following a verified security alert.

Andy and Lucas, total crisis: they cancel their concert in A Coruña and Andy erupts

Andy and Lucas are going through a crisis, announcing a break in their career. This situation has led to the cancellation of their concert in A Coruña, while Andy publicly expresses his frustration.

"Who is that?" The curious encounter between the police robot Sira and a dog

The police ground robot Sira, equipped with thermal vision and the ability to enter burning buildings, had a curious encounter with a dog while carrying out rescue and support operations in dangerous situations.

Jannik Sinner Becomes Champion in Beijing and Closes the Gap with Carlos Alcaraz in the Race for No. 1

Jannik Sinner won the China Open by defeating Learner Tien 6-2, 6-2, earning his second title in Beijing and moving closer to Carlos Alcaraz in the race for the world No. 1 ranking.

Absence in Villarreal to face Juventus due to a Jewish holiday: Solomon announces he will not play

The Israeli footballer from Villarreal, Solomon, will not play the match against Juventus due to Yom Kippur, a Jewish holiday. He has wished his team good luck ahead of the game.

Rossi's disdain for Marc Márquez when talking about the great rivals of his career: "Stoner, Lorenzo..."

The former Italian rider Valentino Rossi, when talking about his great rivals, mentioned Casey Stoner and Jorge Lorenzo, but omitted the Spaniard Marc Márquez, the current MotoGP champion, showing clear indifference towards him.

Great Day for Spain at the Paralympic Athletics World Championships: Cano, World Champion, and García, Bronze Medalist

The athlete from Alicante, Cano, won gold in the T13 long jump, while sprinter García earned bronze in the T11 100 meters, marking an excellent day for Spain at the Paralympic Athletics World Championships.

Carlos Sainz Jr. tests his father's car for the Dakar Rally: "Dad, for God's sake, be careful!"

Carlos Sainz Jr., F1 driver for Williams, was co-driver for his father, four-time Dakar winner, and then drove the Ford Raptor T1+ used in the Dakar Rally.

Alejandro Manrique, with a spinal cord injury: "Since I woke up in the ICU, I have been grateful to be alive"

Alejandro Manrique has suffered tetraplegia since July 2023 after injuring his neck by jumping into shallow waters at the beach. Since waking up in the ICU, he has expressed gratitude for being alive, facing his new reality with strength.

The 5th Edition of 'They Count' Kicks Off to Recognize Mothers Who Care Against All Odds

The 5th edition of 'They Count', promoted by Malasmadres and Cinfa, highlights stories of struggle and resilience of mothers. With the participation of inspiring ambassadors, the initiative aims to raise awareness and recognize the daily efforts of mothers who care for their families despite challenges.

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

Guillermo Gracia, a swimmer with Down syndrome, has won more than 60 international medals, including 11 at the latest world championship, six of them gold. He denounces the scant visibility that the achievements of adapted athletes receive despite their great successes.

Hemorrhage from Ruptured Cerebral Aneurysm or SAH: Very Serious, Little Known, and Affects Young People

Seville will host the 1st Congress on Subarachnoid Hemorrhage (SAH) on October 20th at the Real Alcázar, aiming to spread knowledge and discuss advances regarding this serious and little-known condition that mainly affects young people following the rupture of cerebral aneurysms. The event seeks to improve awareness and clinical management of this pathology.

BBVA Falls in the Stock Market and Banco Sabadell Retreats Following Its Board's New Majority Rejection of the Takeover Bid

BBVA and Banco Sabadell recorded moderate losses in the stock market after Sabadell's board overwhelmingly rejected the takeover bid, with the exception of the third-largest shareholder who did support the offer.

Carlos Torres (BBVA): "David Martínez's decision to support the takeover bid for Sabadell speaks for itself"

Carlos Torres, president of BBVA, is confident that the takeover bid for Sabadell will achieve more than 50% acceptance, highlighting David Martínez's backing as a key sign of the expected success.

Dividend war: Sabadell responds to BBVA and raises the 2025 payment to shareholders by more than 11%

Sabadell’s board of directors has approved a dividend of 0.07 euros per share, payable on December 29, 2025, increasing the payment to shareholders by more than 11% in response to BBVA.

Barceló forms a joint venture with the German giant KanAm to expand its hotels across Europe

Barceló has formed a joint venture with the German group KanAm to drive the expansion of its hotels in Europe, exploring new opportunities for joint growth in the continental market.

Marc Murtra Advocates for "Cleaning Up the Domestic Market" Before Taking the Leap to European Consolidation

Marc Murtra, president of Telefónica, argues for the need to strengthen and clean up the domestic market so that European "technological titans" capable of competing with the major companies from the United States and China can emerge, before moving forward towards consolidation at the European level.

Car sales in September exceed pre-pandemic levels for the first time

Vehicle registrations in September grew by 16%, surpassing pre-pandemic levels. This positive trend in the sector is mainly due to the rise of electric cars, which are driving the increase in sales.

Kutxabank accelerates the integration of Cajasur by completing the merger

Existing contracts will remain in effect without customers needing to carry out any procedures, thus facilitating the integration of Cajasur into Kutxabank following the merger.

Almost 40% of consumers receive more illegal calls than before the Government measures, according to Facua

A new Order from the Ministry for Digital Transformation requires blocking commercial calls from mobile lines. However, Facua states that almost 40% of consumers receive more illegal calls than before these measures, showing little effectiveness in the regulation.

'Frankenstein', by Guillermo del Toro: Netflix impresses with its trailer featuring Jacob Elordi as the iconic monster

Guillermo del Toro presents his version of 'Frankenstein' on Netflix, with a striking trailer and Jacob Elordi playing the iconic monster, supported by a prominent cast.

Is There Only One? This Legendary Actor Joins Henry Cavill and Russell Crowe in the Highly Anticipated Remake

Jeremy Irons joins Henry Cavill and Russell Crowe in the remake of the iconic film originally starring Sean Connery and Christopher Lambert. Filming has been postponed due to an injury sustained by Cavill.

If you like 'The Guinness House', don't miss this series by its creator starring the lead from 'Adolescence'

Based on true events, this series created by Stephen Graham explores a Victorian London marked by crime and misery, offering a dark and gripping narrative.

A Satanic Twist to the Life of Jesus: Trailer for 'The Carpenter's Son' with Nicolas Cage

Nicolas Cage stars in 'The Carpenter's Son,' a bold horror film that offers a dark and satanic interpretation of the youth of a character very similar to Jesus, exploring his life from a completely unprecedented perspective.

Mark Wahlberg Teams Up with the Creator of 'Lethal Weapon': Prime Premieres Shane Black's Heist Thriller

After nearly a decade without writing screenplays, Shane Black returns with striking dialogue in his new heist thriller starring Mark Wahlberg, which Prime Video has just premiered.

We Tested the New Echo: Amazon's Smartest Generation of Speakers Has Everything to Welcome Alexa+

Amazon presents its new generation of Echo with improvements in sound, renewed design, and the integration of Alexa+. The Echo Dot Max, Echo Studio, Echo Show 8, and Echo Show 11 models stand out for their quality and advanced features.

Amazon updates its most iconic devices to welcome Alexa+

Amazon unveiled new versions of its Ring, Blink, Fire TV, Kindle, and Echo devices during its fall event in New York, integrating the new Alexa+ platform to enhance the user experience.

Microsoft blocks an AI-powered phishing attempt designed to empty bank accounts

Microsoft detected and blocked a sophisticated AI-driven phishing attempt designed to drain bank accounts. This case highlights how artificial intelligence is revolutionizing and increasing the danger and complexity of cyberattacks, making them more difficult to identify and combat.

Google revolutionizes the smart home with Gemini: its Google Home + Nest devices and features

Google introduces Gemini, a technology that integrates Google Home and Nest devices and features to create an easier and safer smart home, enhancing the experience and management of the domestic environment.

You’ll No Longer Hear the Same Songs on Shuffle Mode: Spotify Puts an End to This Issue

Spotify has implemented improvements that allow users to choose between three different modes to listen to music, preventing the same songs from repeating in shuffle mode and enhancing the listening experience.

DTT is about to change: you will no longer have to tune channels to watch television

RTVE and FORTA present the Spanish DVB-I Pilot, which will allow watching DTT via the Internet directly on the television, eliminating the need to tune traditional channels.

Lali Espósito and her distinctive 'revenge look' to talk about Milei on 'La Revuelta'

The Argentine singer Lali Espósito visited Broncano's show and spoke about her confrontation with Javier Milei. For the interview, she chose an all-black outfit, which she called her "revenge look."

The secret of Teresa Perales' success: "I don't want to watch life go by, but rather enjoy the entire journey"

Teresa Perales, the female athlete with the most medals in Paralympic and Olympic Games, presents a documentary about her preparation for Paris 2024, highlighting her philosophy of enjoying every moment of the process.

These Cushioned Slip-On Sneakers Are a Hit Among Women Over 60: Stylish and Very Comfortable

Skechers introduces a model of cushioned slip-on sneakers, ideal for women over 60 who seek comfort and style this autumn, helping to relieve foot pain.

Recurrent Cystitis: What to Do When Antibiotics No Longer Work

Although antibiotics are the primary treatment for recurrent cystitis, in some cases they lose effectiveness. It is important to consider alternatives such as lifestyle changes, preventive treatments, and consulting a doctor to avoid complications and improve quality of life.

The accessory that has just arrived at Lefties and will be essential in any 'look'

This new accessory from Lefties is ideal for adding an elegant and modern touch to any outfit, becoming a must-have to update your style.

Why You Shouldn't Always Part Your Hair on the Same Side

Changing your hair part prevents exposing the same area of the scalp to the sun repeatedly, which can cause sun damage and affect the health of the scalp.

'Fit Blondies', a Healthy and Different Way to Eat Brownies

'Fit blondies' are a healthy version of the classic chocolate brownie, made with oats, sweetener, and peanut butter, offering a delicious and guilt-free dessert.

Krispy Kreme: the most viral 'donuts' brand opens its first store in Spain and celebrates by giving away boxes for a year

Krispy Kreme, famous for its donuts and present in 41 countries, opens its first store in Spain. To celebrate, it will give away boxes of donuts for a year, marking its arrival in a new market after conquering iconic places like Times Square and Oxford Street.

The creamy toffee pie that you can make quickly and with few ingredients

This version of banoffee is a creamy toffee pie that requires no baking, ideal for making quickly and with few ingredients.

Chef José Andrés Shares the Foolproof Trick to Get the Best Chicken Broth

Chef José Andrés reveals that the best part of the chicken for making an authentic and flavorful broth is to use bones with meat, especially the wings and neck, which provide flavor and gelatin for a more hearty soup.

"A Non-Stick Pan Is the Best Choice" and Other Cooking Tips You Should Ignore

Many popular cooking tips, such as always preferring a non-stick pan, can actually be counterproductive. It is important to question these myths to improve your cooking skills and achieve better results in the kitchen.

Neither Candies nor Sweets: The Common Sweet Whose Sale Is Illegal in This Country

In Singapore, the sale of chewing gum has been prohibited since the 1990s to prevent cleaning and maintenance problems in public spaces, making the commercial sale of this common sweet illegal.

The Galician Landscape with Curious Rock Formations and Awe-Inspiring Views

The Penedos de Pasarela e Traba, formed by four peaks, surround the Traba valley and are known for their curious rock formations and stunning views, becoming prominent natural viewpoints.

The small town in Galicia with a very peculiar name where the father of a Hollywood legend was born

The father of an Emmy Award winner and star of a well-known series was born in a small parish in Pontevedra, Galicia.

The French Village That Attracts Nearly a Million Visitors Despite Its 250 Residents Who Are Very Concerned About Tourism

This small village in the south of France, with fewer than 260 inhabitants, has become a prominent rural tourism destination, attracting nearly a million visitors, which raises concerns among its residents about the impact of tourism.

The town that Carlos Alcaraz 'owns' and that is not in Murcia: it is hidden in the Albacete mountains

Carlos Alcaraz, known for putting El Palmar (Murcia) on the map, also has a second villa just two hours away, located in the Albacete mountains.

One of the Highest Waterfalls in Galicia: 100 Meters with Several Viewpoints

Salto do Cenza, located in Vilariño de Conso, is one of the highest waterfalls in Galicia, with a drop of 100 meters. It is formed by the waters of the reservoir of the same name and features several viewpoints to enjoy its impressive views.

The town in Cuenca that conquers TikTok: has fewer than 20 inhabitants

This hamlet of Pozorrubielos de la Mancha, with fewer than 20 inhabitants, has gone viral on TikTok thanks to the humor and naturalness of its residents, winning over thousands on the social network.

Hiking Routes to Connect with the Nature of the Balearic Islands

The Balearic Islands offer an extensive network of trails that allow visitors to explore and connect with nature, discovering landscapes and lesser-known spots of the Mediterranean archipelago.

Recommended Exercises by Physiotherapists to Relieve Neck Pain in the Office

Returning to the office can increase neck pain due to habits such as spending long hours sitting in front of the computer and stress. Physiotherapists recommend specific exercises to alleviate these discomforts, improving posture and reducing muscle tension. Changing routines and adopting active breaks is key to preventing and treating neck pain in the workplace.

Up to 99% of heart attacks and strokes are associated with preventable risk factors

Recognizing and treating preventable risk factors in patients is key to avoiding up to 99% of heart attacks and strokes and the deaths associated with these events.

What it means when someone stares into your eyes, according to psychology

Staring into someone's eyes can be interpreted in different ways depending on the individual, context, duration, and nonverbal cues accompanying the gesture, according to psychology.

Lose Fat Without Going Hungry: This Is How the Protein Discovered by Researchers in Barcelona Works

Neuritina, a protein discovered by researchers in Barcelona, helps to lose fat without the need to reduce food intake, making weight loss possible without going hungry.

What to Do If You Choke and Are Alone: "This Call Could Save Your Life"

Learning how to act when choking alone is vital to stay calm and save your life. Knowing the techniques and when to call emergency services can make all the difference in these risky situations.

The Herbal Infusion Recommended by a Microbiota Expert for a Flat Stomach

A microbiota expert suggests consuming a varied diet to increase energy and recommends a medicinal herb infusion that helps combat inflammation, thereby contributing to achieving a flat stomach.

Citroën’s Most Affordable New Car: Here’s What It’s Like After Nearly a Month of Testing

We tested the new Citroën C3 petrol for over 20 days, the brand’s most economical compact car, highlighting its accessibility and features after extended use.

Electric Revolution at BMW: the new iX3 offers an impressive range

The new generation of the BMW iX3, with the Neue Klasse electric platform, promises over 800 km of range and ultra-fast charging. This zero-emissions mid-size SUV will hit the market in March 2026, marking the beginning of a new era for the brand's electric models.

What is the meaning of the new S-15e sign? The DGT responds: "No exit"

The Directorate General of Traffic, after government approval, introduced new signs reflecting changes in mobility, technology, and society. The S-15e sign indicates "No exit," informing drivers about dead-end streets.

Ousmane Dembélé's Supercar: 538 HP, Reaches 300 km/h, Starting from 158,000 Euros

French footballer Ousmane Dembélé owns a 538 HP supercar that reaches 300 km/h. His vehicle, revealed by the Instagram account @deceroa100mx, has a starting price of 158,000 euros.

What the Civil Guard Discovered in Two Drivers Who Exceeded the Speed Limit by More Than 100 km/h

Two drivers were caught by the Civil Guard in the province of Teruel driving at 190 km/h and 202 km/h on roads with a speed limit of 90 km/h during the weekend of September 20 and 21, detected by a mobile radar.

The Spanish Highway to Open This October 1st After Decades of Construction

The works on the last section of the Spanish highway have been completed this year, preparing the road to accommodate more than 10,000 vehicles daily from its opening on October 1st, after decades of construction.

The renovation of the beach bars in La Malvarrosa begins with the demolition of 'El Bobo': "They are going to give a completely different image"

Mayor María José Catalá has begun the remodeling of a dozen beach bars in La Malvarrosa, which will take place over the next two years, starting with the demolition of 'El Bobo' to improve the area's image.

A chase, a rollover on the road, and an unbelievable alibi: the troubled escape of the drug traffickers arrested in A Pobra

A police operation in A Pobra ended with 14 detainees, including the three crew members of a drug submarine. The latter tried to escape by pretending to be pilgrims. The escape was marked by a chase and a rollover on the road.

The Junta will inaugurate more than twenty healthcare facilities across Andalusia by February

The Andalusian president, Juanma Moreno, announced an investment of 136 million euros to inaugurate more than twenty new healthcare facilities in Andalusia by February, thereby improving health services in the region.

The Mayor of Ripoll Removes the Ban on the Islamic Veil from the New Civility Ordinance

The mayor of Ripoll, Sílvia Orriols, has eliminated the ban on the Islamic veil in municipal facilities from the new civility ordinance following criticisms and debates about religious freedom and civil rights.

The History of the Temple of Debod Before Arriving in Madrid, Displayed at the Museum of San Isidro

The exhibition 'Debod 1954-1964', open until March 29, 2026, at the Museum of San Isidro, presents the history and relocation of the Egyptian Temple of Debod before its arrival in Madrid.

Three Galicians fought during World War II in the US Army, according to USC

Manuel Otero Martínez, Celso Mosteiro, and Abel Faraldo, three Galicians, fought in World War II as part of the United States Army, according to studies conducted with the participation of the USC.

Murals, Sculptures, and Light Works: A Project Will Turn Nou Barris into an Urban Art Laboratory

The project will transform Nou Barris into an urban art laboratory through murals, sculptures, and light works, aiming to strengthen the neighborhood's identity and sense of belonging.

Access to Early Intervention for Minors Will Be Streamlined in Madrid: It Will Be Assessed in a Single Appointment and Reviewed Automatically

The Community of Madrid has approved a decree that consolidates all assessments for early intervention of minors into a single appointment, simplifying procedures and speeding up the process with automatic reviews.

A zombie dance, an abandoned hotel, and virtual reality 'Traumatika': this is how Halloween will be at Tibidabo

From October 4 to November 2, Tibidabo offers shows such as 'L'últim ball', the virtual reality experience 'Traumatika', and the haunted house 'Hotel 666' to celebrate Halloween.

The Mayor of Seville Urges the Brotherhoods to "Take Measures" on the Dawn of Holy Thursday Due to the Increase in Nazarenes

The Council of Brotherhoods has published a count for Holy Week 2025 showing a significant increase in nazarenes, especially during the Dawn of Holy Thursday, which has led the Mayor of Seville to urge the brotherhoods to take measures to manage this growth.

Five identified, three of them minors, for emptying a fire extinguisher and defecating in the Nava de Rey swimming pool

The Civil Guard of Valladolid is investigating five people, including three minors, for causing damage to the swimming pools of Nava del Rey after emptying a fire extinguisher and defecating in the water.

Like Cats and Dogs: A Couple Divorces Because Their Pets Don't Get Along

A couple decided to divorce because their pets did not get along. The woman claimed that her husband's dog attacked her cat, while he insisted that the cat tried to eat his fish, causing irreconcilable conflicts.

This is the Most Expensive Coffee in the World: It Was Served in Dubai and Comes from Panama

The most expensive coffee in the world comes from Panama, with a price exceeding 25,000 euros per kilogram, and was recently served in Dubai.

"Who is that?" The curious encounter between the police robot Sira and a dog

The ground drone Sira, equipped with thermal vision, can enter burning homes and drag injured people out. In a curious encounter, it comes across a dog, showcasing the interaction between technology and animals in emergency situations.

Máximo Huerta, Animal Welfare Award 2025: "There is no loneliness when there is a dog at home"

Máximo Huerta, journalist and writer, has been awarded the 2025 Animal Welfare Award by COLVEMA for his dedication and commitment to animal welfare.

Feline Voices: Cats Also Howl, Although Not for the Same Reasons as Dogs

Some cats never howl, as each one has its own way of communicating, similar to the differences in human voices. Cat howls do exist but serve different functions than those in dogs.

Middle Age in Dogs and Cats: Implications for Health, Behavior, and Coexistence

Middle age in dogs and cats brings changes in their temperament, becoming less active and with lower energy, which affects their behavior and coexistence.

Check your horoscope for this Thursday, October 2, 2025

Check yesterday's, today's, and tomorrow's horoscope on 20minutos.es to discover astrological predictions and daily advice that will help you in love, work, and well-being.

From Gloria Estefan to Henry Méndez: Dates and Times of Free Concerts for Hispanic Day

Madrid will celebrate Spain's National Day with various cultural activities, highlighting free concerts by artists such as Gloria Estefan and Henry Méndez.

The BOE prohibits the installation of air conditioners without authorization on the facades of homes

The BOE establishes that the installation of air conditioners on the facades of homes requires prior authorization, according to the Horizontal Property Law, thereby limiting their placement without permission to preserve urban aesthetics.

The Emotional Rescue of a Pitbull Trapped in a Drainpipe

A diver rescued a pitbull trapped in a drainpipe after tense minutes, using one of the dog's squeaky toys to calm it and manage to bring it to safety.

The Curious Secret Code of Chameleons

Chameleons use changes in their skin color to communicate their emotional state, readiness for mating, and territorial defense signals.

Adults, Not Social Networks, Are the Ones Who Request Naked Photos from Girls

The responsibility for requesting naked photos from girls lies with the adult offenders, not with social networks, which only serve as a new platform where this violence is carried out with impunity.

15 Photos That Show Nature Can Be Scary

Nature not only offers beauty and breathtaking landscapes but also dark and frightening aspects. These 15 photos reveal that unsettling side that can surprise and leave anyone pondering.

From Haaland to Salah: players who don’t quite perform in finals

Great players face enormous pressure in finals, where their performance can determine success or a painful defeat. Although they have had outstanding careers, some have failed to shine in decisive matches, being remembered for their poor performances in these crucial moments.

These 'celebrities' were born in Sydney. Did you know?

Many famous people known around the world were born in Sydney, a city that has been the birthplace of various celebrities in different fields, although their Australian origin is not always recognized.

Torres, a very common surname in Spain shared by these celebrities

The surname Torres is one of the most common in Spain and is shared by numerous famous people in various fields.

Amazon Can't Wait for Its Fall Prime Day and Already Discounts Its Kindles, Fire TV Sticks, and More Gadgets

Amazon is kicking off its deals ahead of the fall Prime Day, discounting devices like Kindle and Fire TV Stick to boost sales by taking advantage of the launch of new products.

De'Longhi causes a stir for Coffee Day: one of their super-automatic machines for less than 300 euros

Thanks to a coupon, a De'Longhi super-automatic coffee machine that prepares two cups simultaneously is available for less than 280 euros, a special offer for Coffee Day.

It seems like a joke, but it's real: today you can get AirPods for less than 100 euros

PcComponentes is offering a 44% discount on the third-generation AirPods, which feature excellent sound quality and up to 30 hours of battery life with the case, allowing you to purchase them for less than 100 euros.

The Realme GT7 combines power, AI, and incredible photos and is now available at a very low price

The Realme GT7 offers great power, a quality display, and advanced artificial intelligence features at a very affordable price, making it an ideal option for those looking for a complete smartphone without spending much.

Ultraligera: "What people shout from our songs is what they wouldn’t be able to say at a family dinner"

The Spanish band Ultraligera has sold out tickets five times at La Riviera, where they will present their first album, "Pelo de foca," in October. Their music reflects what people wouldn’t dare to say in family situations, expressed through their songs.

Moreno inaugurates the new Atarazanas with a Council meeting prior to the grand opening of the Seville shipyards

The president of the Junta highlights the investment of more than 20 million euros to restore the Atarazanas, a project that has been in development for over 30 years.

A 56-year-old woman dies after her vehicle falls from the viaduct of the A-7 at the height of the Javalí Viejo district

A 56-year-old woman died after her vehicle fell from a viaduct on the A-7, in Javalí Viejo. Additionally, a 21-year-old young man was seriously injured and was taken to the Virgen de la Arrixaca University Hospital.

They request a revisable permanent prison sentence for a man accused of killing his partner and his six-year-old daughter in Madrid

The Prosecutor's Office accuses a man of stabbing to death his partner and his six-year-old daughter in Madrid, and requests a revisable permanent prison sentence for the alleged perpetrator for these acts.

Asturias Will Allow Wolves to Be Shot During Hunts Scheduled for Capturing Other Species

The Government of Asturias will allow wolves to be shot during hunts scheduled to capture other species, generating criticism and accusations of a "political farce" against the regional administration.

The search for people trapped in the Indonesian boarding school continues: "I don't know if my son is still alive or already dead"

The tightness between the rubble hinders the rescue of people trapped in a boarding school in Indonesia, prolonging the search and causing anguish among family members who do not know if their loved ones are still alive.

PSOE and Sumar Compete Within the Government to Lead the Fight Against Vicariant Violence

The Ministries of Equality and of Youth and Childhood are developing their own regulations to combat vicariant violence, presented separately this week, highlighting a competition between PSOE and Sumar within the Government to lead this fight.

Why an AI Can Respond Differently to the Same Question and How This Can Misinform

AI systems generate answers based on probabilities, context, and user data, which causes their responses to vary to the same question. These differences can lead to errors, confusion, or misinformation, affecting the reliability of their answers.

Arrested for smuggling drugs and mobiles with a drone into Brians 1 prison

A detection system installed in Brians 1 prison identified six unauthorized drones, leading to the arrest of a person attempting to smuggle drugs and mobile phones using these drones.

How much do you know? Test yourself with this quiz featuring 10 current news stories

October marks the start of the autumn-winter news season. Celebrate the end of summer by testing your knowledge with a quiz featuring 10 current news stories.

Miriam Reyes: "I need to write to know what I think and to be able to locate myself"

Miriam Reyes, winner of the 2025 National Poetry Prize for her collection 'Con,' explores human connections and is preparing her narrative debut with 'The Infinite Age,' which addresses the theme of migration.

Fifth day of protests in Morocco: Generation Z revolt takes to the streets and leaves 286 injured, mostly police officers

Thousands of young people from Generation Z are protesting in Morocco demanding social justice, more employment, and reforms in education and healthcare. The demonstrations, now in their fifth day, have left 286 injured, mostly police officers.

What is Happening in Morocco? The Reasons That Have Led Generation Z to Take to the Streets and Challenge the Regime

Generation Z in Morocco has revived the spirit of the 2011 Arab Spring, mobilizing through social media with the hashtag GenZ212 to protest and challenge the regime, expressing their discontent and social and political demands.

New Case of West Nile Fever in Extremadura: A 42-Year-Old Woman Raises the Number of Infected to 21 This Year

In 2025, Extremadura has reported 21 cases of West Nile fever, including three asymptomatic cases, three deaths, and four patients still hospitalized.

The US Supreme Court rejects Trump's motion to remove Lisa Cook from the Fed

The US Supreme Court decided not to support Trump's motion to remove Lisa Cook from the Federal Reserve. No member of the court expressed disagreement with this decision, thereby reaffirming Cook's position at the Fed.

Arrested in Vitoria with thousands of child pornography files

A man was arrested in Vitoria for possessing thousands of child pornography files. He already had a criminal record for similar offenses, which worsens his legal situation.

Woman from Lepe seriously injured after being attacked by two dogs in England: receives nearly 200 stitches

A woman from Lepe was seriously injured in England after being attacked by two dogs while protecting her son. She received nearly 200 stitches, underwent ear reconstruction surgery, and required a blood transfusion due to the severity of her injuries.

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

20AM offers a morning summary with the most important news to start your day informed. It includes updates on politics, economy, culture, and relevant events, providing context and key data to quickly and easily understand the current landscape.

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

This article offers practical advice to optimize your personal budget, including expense planning, smart saving, and daily financial management. It suggests techniques to prioritize needs, avoid unnecessary debt, and take advantage of promotions, helping to improve financial health and effectively achieve economic goals.

Cinemanía: The Series and Movies You Can't Miss

Cinemanía presents a selection of recommended series and movies for all tastes. It highlights recent productions and essential classics, covering genres such as drama, comedy, and action. The guide includes new releases and titles available on streaming platforms, helping viewers choose quality content to enjoy at home.

Flu Vaccination Schedule 2025-2026: Recommendations and Dates by Autonomous Community

The 2025-2026 flu vaccination aims to strengthen protection for the most vulnerable groups. Specific recommendations and vaccination dates are established and adapted to each autonomous community to improve coverage and effectiveness.

Rosalía Sparks Controversy by Appearing in Paris with White Armpit Hair: "It's Ridiculous"

Rosalía caused a stir on social media after attending Julie Kegels' fashion show in Paris sporting a bold style that featured her armpit hair dyed white, generating divided opinions and debates about her image and the message she conveys.

The Most Beautiful City in Europe Is in Spain for an Influencer: "It Makes You Feel Like an Extra in a Movie"

A TikTok influencer visited a city in Andalusia and was fascinated by its beauty. They highlighted that the city has a special charm that makes visitors feel like part of a movie, emphasizing its unique atmosphere and stunning visuals.

Low Emission Zones: the four cities in Spain that already ban the entry of cars with a B label

Four Spanish cities have strengthened their Low Emission Zones (LEZ), prohibiting the circulation of vehicles with a B environmental label within their boundaries to improve air quality and reduce urban pollution.

Canceled or Renewed? Here's What We Know About the Second Season of 'The Atomic Shelter'

The series 'The Atomic Shelter,' created by the creators of 'Money Heist,' has become the most-watched production worldwide on Netflix. There is still no official confirmation regarding its renewal or cancellation for a second season. Fans are hoping for news soon.

What is expected to happen when electric vehicles exceed 40% of the vehicle fleet

Although it is currently a distant figure, it is expected that in the medium to long term electric vehicles will surpass 40% of the vehicle fleet in our country, which will entail significant changes and consequences, especially for combustion engine cars.

Fines of up to €750 in Madrid: why you should stop hanging laundry on your terrace or window

Madrid will impose fines of up to €750 for those who hang clothes on terraces or windows, aiming to improve neighborly coexistence and the city's tourist image.

'The Rings of Power', Season 3: Its Preview Surprises by Connecting the Story with Aragorn and the Sword Narsil

Prime Video has revealed previews of Season 3 of 'The Rings of Power', arriving in 2026. The preview surprises by connecting the plot with Aragorn and the legendary sword Narsil, bringing the series closer to key events of Tolkien's saga and anticipating a deep link with the classic Middle-earth.

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

NASA has confirmed that the upcoming total solar eclipse will be the longest of the century, surpassing the usual duration of these phenomena. Details about when and where to watch it from Spain will be available.

Movistar puts its V16 beacon on sale, mandatory in your car from 2026: how much it costs

Movistar’s V16 beacon, mandatory in cars from 2026, integrates NB-IoT connectivity and an anonymous SIM card valid for 12 years, offering secure and long-lasting communication for road emergencies.

This is the new shopping center in Madrid that will open its doors next to a famous sports complex

The new shopping center in Madrid will be located next to the Ciudad del Deporte, a complex of Atlético de Madrid near the Metropolitano Stadium, integrating into this sports and leisure area.

How Much Cash Should You Keep at Home? The European Central Bank’s Recommendation

Recent crises such as the pandemic, wars, and power outages in Spain highlight the importance of having cash at home. The European Central Bank recommends keeping an amount sufficient to cover basic expenses during emergencies, thus ensuring immediate access to money when other payment methods fail.

Gold prices keep record highs close amid US government shutdown, rate cut bets

Gold prices remained near record highs as concerns over a US government shutdown and expectations of potential rate cuts supported demand. Investors sought safe-haven assets amid political uncertainty and economic worries, sustaining gold's appeal despite mixed market signals.

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US energy department cancels $7.6 billion in funding meant for projects

The US Department of Energy has canceled $7.6 billion in funding originally allocated for various energy projects. The move aims to reallocate resources and adjust funding priorities, reflecting shifting policy goals and budgetary constraints. Specific details about which projects were affected or the reasons for cancellations were not disclosed.

US to give Ukraine intelligence on long-range energy targets in Russia

The US plans to provide Ukraine with intelligence on Russia’s long-range energy infrastructure. This move aims to help Ukraine target critical energy assets in Russia amid ongoing conflicts. By sharing this information, the US supports Ukraine's strategic efforts to weaken Russia’s energy capabilities and strengthen its own defense.

Oil prices tick up from 4-month lows with US inventory, OPEC+ supply in focus

Oil prices edged higher from four-month lows as markets awaited US inventory data and monitored OPEC+ production decisions. Concerns over supply constraints remain amid ongoing geopolitical tensions, while demand forecasts are cautious due to economic uncertainties. Traders are closely watching how US stock levels and OPEC+ output policies will influence the short-term oil market dynamics.

Trump says China’s Xi using soy as negotiation tactic ahead of talks

Former President Trump claims Chinese President Xi is leveraging soy exports as a negotiation tool in upcoming trade discussions. Trump suggests this strategy aims to gain an advantage, highlighting the importance of soy in US-China trade relations. He expects these tactics to influence the outcome of the talks between the two nations.

G7 nations say they will target those continuing to increase Russian oil purchases

The G7 nations announced plans to intensify measures against countries and entities that continue boosting purchases of Russian oil. This move aims to curb Russia's revenue amid its ongoing conflict, reinforcing existing sanctions and limiting Russia's ability to fund its military activities. The G7 emphasized coordinated international efforts to enforce these measures and prevent circumvention of the restrictions.

Oil slumps to 16-week low on U.S. shutdown and possible OPEC+ plans

Oil prices fell to a 16-week low due to the U.S. government shutdown causing economic concerns and uncertainty over OPEC+ production decisions. The potential for increased supply amid weaker demand weighed on markets, prompting a drop in crude prices as investors awaited clearer signals from OPEC+ on output cuts.

US agencies to continue some fossil fuel work during shutdown

During the government shutdown, certain US agencies plan to maintain limited fossil fuel-related activities. This includes essential tasks to support ongoing energy operations and infrastructure, ensuring minimal disruption in energy supply and management despite budgetary and staffing constraints caused by the shutdown.

Trump administration scraps $8 billion for climate-related projects

The Trump administration has canceled $8 billion in funding previously allocated for climate-related projects. This move reflects a shift in policy priorities, focusing less on environmental initiatives and more on other governmental areas. The decision has sparked criticism from environmental groups who warn it could hinder progress on combating climate change.

Taiwan stocks higher at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted up 0.94%

Taiwan stocks closed higher, with the Taiwan Weighted Index rising 0.94%. Gains were driven by strong performances in the technology and semiconductor sectors, boosting investor confidence. Market optimism was supported by positive global economic signals and easing trade tensions. Overall trading volume was moderate, reflecting cautious yet optimistic market sentiment.

Citigroup lifts ether outlook, trims bitcoin view on shifting investor flows

Citigroup has raised its outlook for ether, citing increased investor interest driven by Ethereum’s network upgrades, while lowering its bitcoin forecast due to shifting flows towards alternative cryptocurrencies. The bank notes a growing preference for assets with stronger utility and network enhancements, reflecting evolving market dynamics and investor priorities in the crypto space.

China EV stocks rise ahead of Tesla Q3 delivery figures

Shares of Chinese electric vehicle companies increased as investors anticipate Tesla's Q3 delivery report. The expected strong performance from Tesla is seen as a positive signal for the EV market, boosting confidence in Chinese EV manufacturers. This trend reflects growing interest and optimism in the electric vehicle sector ahead of key industry updates.

OpenAI hits $500 billion valuation after share sale, source says

OpenAI reached a $500 billion valuation following a recent share sale, according to a source. This milestone reflects growing investor confidence in the company's AI technology and future prospects amid increasing demand for advanced artificial intelligence solutions.

Alibaba mapping logs record daily users on first day of China holiday

Alibaba's mapping service set a new record for daily users on the first day of China's holiday, reflecting increased domestic travel and online activity. The surge highlights Alibaba's growing influence in digital navigation during peak travel periods.

OpenAI valued at record $500 billion in latest share sale, Bloomberg reports

OpenAI reached a valuation of $500 billion following its latest share sale, according to Bloomberg. The surge reflects growing investor confidence in the company's AI technology and its expanding market influence. This marks a significant milestone, positioning OpenAI among the most valuable private tech firms worldwide. The funding will support ongoing research and development efforts in artificial intelligence.

Universal Music, Warner Music nearing AI licensing deals, FT reports

Universal Music Group and Warner Music are reportedly close to finalizing licensing agreements with AI companies. These deals aim to regulate the use of their artists' music in AI-generated content, ensuring proper compensation. The negotiations reflect the music industry's growing efforts to address rights and royalties amid the rise of artificial intelligence technology.

Two Delta planes collide while taxiing at New York’s LaGuardia

Two Delta Air Lines planes collided while taxiing at New York’s LaGuardia Airport, causing minor damage but no injuries. The incident briefly disrupted airport operations, but flights resumed quickly. Authorities are investigating the cause of the collision to prevent future occurrences.

Samsung, SK Hynix shares leap after OpenAI chip deal

Samsung and SK Hynix shares surged following news that OpenAI selected Samsung as a chip supplier for its AI models. The deal highlights growing demand for advanced semiconductors in AI development. Investors reacted positively, boosting market confidence in both companies as key players in supplying hardware for AI innovations.

Australian critical minerals stocks rise on report of US investment offers

Australian critical minerals stocks surged following reports that the US government plans to increase investments in Australian mining projects. This move aims to secure supply chains for essential minerals vital to green technologies and national security, benefiting Australian companies involved in lithium, cobalt, and rare earth mineral extraction. The announcement boosted investor confidence in the sector's growth potential.

Australia trade surplus shrinks sharply as gold exports dive

Australia’s trade surplus significantly declined due to a sharp drop in gold exports. The fall in gold shipments outweighed gains in other sectors, leading to a reduced overall trade balance. This shift highlights changing dynamics in Australia’s export market and impacts on the national economy.

Australia trade balance shrinks more than expected in August as exports tumble

Australia's trade surplus narrowed more than anticipated in August due to a significant drop in exports. The decline was driven by weaker shipments of key commodities amid global demand challenges, while imports rose modestly. This shift reflects ongoing economic uncertainties affecting trade dynamics for the country.

South Korea September inflation +2.1% y/y, slightly above forecast

South Korea's consumer inflation rose by 2.1% year-on-year in September, slightly exceeding market expectations. The increase was driven by higher prices in food, energy, and services, reflecting ongoing supply chain pressures and demand recovery. Core inflation also edged up, indicating persistent underlying price pressures amid the economic rebound.

Fitch says US shutdown unlikely to affect sovereign ratings; S&P sees marginal GDP hit

Fitch Ratings considers a potential US government shutdown unlikely to affect the country's sovereign credit ratings, highlighting the resilience of the US economy and fiscal position. Meanwhile, S&P Global expects only a slight negative impact on US GDP growth if a shutdown happens, indicating limited economic disruption from such a government stoppage.

Bank of Canada expects to release baseline projections for economy, inflation in October - minutes of meeting

The Bank of Canada plans to publish its baseline economic and inflation projections in October, according to its recent meeting minutes. The projections will guide monetary policy decisions amidst ongoing economic uncertainties, helping to clarify the outlook for growth and inflation trends in the coming months.

White House says it will announce new BLS nominee soon

The White House announced it will soon name a nominee for the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) leadership. This move aims to fill the current vacancy and ensure continued oversight of labor market data. The announcement is expected shortly, signaling the administration’s commitment to maintaining reliable economic reporting.

EIA Crude Oil Inventories see a rise, surpassing forecasts and previous figures

U.S. crude oil inventories increased more than expected last week, exceeding both analyst forecasts and prior levels. The rise indicates a build-up in supply, potentially impacting oil prices and market dynamics. This inventory growth reflects ongoing adjustments in production and consumption patterns amid shifting energy demands.

US manufacturing eyes recovery in September, orders contract

US manufacturing activity showed signs of recovery in September, with a rebound in factory output. However, new orders declined, indicating continued caution among businesses. The mixed signals suggest the sector is stabilizing but still faces headwinds from supply chain issues and economic uncertainties.

U.S. ISM Manufacturing PMI Rose in September; Still in Contraction Territory

The U.S. ISM Manufacturing PMI increased in September but stayed below 50, indicating continued contraction in the sector. Despite the rise, manufacturing activity faces headwinds due to supply chain issues and cautious demand. The report reflects ongoing challenges in the economy, signaling a slow recovery phase for the manufacturing industry.

ISM Manufacturing PMI Edges Past Expectations, Shows Slight Growth

The ISM Manufacturing PMI slightly exceeded forecasts, indicating modest expansion in the manufacturing sector. Growth is supported by balanced demand and supply conditions, though some challenges like input costs persist. Overall, the data suggests steady industrial activity with cautious optimism among manufacturers.

Tracking the fate of king dollar

The article examines the current status and future prospects of the US dollar's dominance in global markets. Despite challenges from rising economic powers and alternative currencies, the dollar remains central due to its widespread use in trade, finance, and reserves. However, shifts in geopolitical dynamics and technological innovations like digital currencies could influence its long-term position.

Dollar steadies as Supreme Court allows Fed’s Cook to stay in job for now

The U.S. dollar steadied after the Supreme Court ruled that Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller can remain in his position temporarily, easing concerns over a potential disruption. This decision provides stability amid ongoing debates about the Fed's leadership and monetary policy direction. Markets responded with cautious optimism as uncertainty about the Fed's future leadership lessens for the time being.

Analysis - Germany using landmark infrastructure fund to ease budget pressures

Germany is utilizing a new, large-scale infrastructure fund to alleviate budget constraints and boost economic growth. The fund aims to finance key projects without breaching fiscal rules, balancing investment needs with debt limits. This approach reflects Germany's efforts to modernize infrastructure while maintaining fiscal discipline amid increasing financial pressures.

More pain for US farmers as government shutdown halts payments

The US government shutdown has stopped critical payments to farmers, worsening financial challenges amid rising costs and supply chain issues. This suspension affects subsidies and disaster relief, deepening economic stress in rural communities reliant on timely government assistance. Farmers urge a swift resolution to resume support and avoid further hardship during an already difficult farming season.

Morning Bid: Darkness falls on dour US jobs market

The US jobs market shows signs of weakness with disappointing employment growth and rising layoffs. Economic uncertainty and slowing demand contribute to a gloomy outlook, raising concerns about the labor market’s resilience amid ongoing inflation and interest rate hikes.

Japan PM contender Takaichi proposes crisis management spending

Japan’s PM hopeful Sanae Takaichi plans to increase crisis management spending to strengthen national security. She aims to enhance defense capabilities amid rising regional tensions, focusing on countering threats and improving disaster response. Takaichi emphasizes economic stability and energy security as key components of her policy platform.

US memo to colleges proposes terms on ideology, foreign enrolment for federal funds

A recent US memo suggests that colleges must meet specific conditions regarding ideological balance and limits on foreign student enrollment to qualify for federal funding. The proposal aims to ensure diverse viewpoints and address national security concerns but has sparked debate over academic freedom and potential impacts on international education programs.

US government shutdowns raise uncertainty but rarely have lasting effect on economy

US government shutdowns increase short-term uncertainty and disrupt services, but historically they have minimal long-term economic impact. While they affect consumer confidence and government workers, markets typically recover quickly. Prolonged shutdowns could pose greater risks, yet most end before severely affecting overall economic growth or stability.

White House freezes funds for Democratic states in shutdown slap

The White House has withheld federal funds intended for Democratic-led states as a tactic during a government shutdown dispute. This move heightens tensions amid ongoing budget negotiations, impacting programs dependent on federal support in these states. The decision is seen as a political strategy to pressure lawmakers but raises concerns about the effects on state services and residents.

Tech leads Asia share rally, gold near record high on Fed rate cut bets

Asian shares climbed led by tech stocks as investors anticipated a Federal Reserve rate cut. Gold prices neared record highs amid expectations of easing monetary policy, boosting risk appetite and safe-haven demand simultaneously. Markets responded positively to signals of looser financial conditions ahead, driving gains across equities and precious metals.

Citadel Launches SuiBall, the First Sui-Native Hardware Wallet

Citadel has introduced SuiBall, the first hardware wallet designed natively for the Sui blockchain. This device aims to enhance security and user experience for Sui users by enabling safe storage and management of Sui assets offline. SuiBall supports seamless transaction signing and integrates with the Sui ecosystem, marking a significant step in hardware wallet development tailored to specific blockchain environments.

SK Planet to purchase MOCA Coin on open market to adopt Moca Network’s enterprise-scale decentralized identity infrastructure

SK Planet plans to acquire MOCA Coin through open market purchases to integrate Moca Network’s decentralized identity infrastructure. This adoption aims to enhance SK Planet’s enterprise-scale digital identity solutions, leveraging blockchain technology for increased security and efficiency in identity management.

Bullish to launch crypto options trading

Bullish, a crypto exchange, is set to launch options trading, allowing users to trade crypto options and enhance their investment strategies. This new feature aims to provide more flexibility and risk management tools for traders in the growing cryptocurrency market.

Litecoin Climbs 10% In a Green Day

Litecoin's price surged 10% amid overall positive market momentum. Factors contributing to the rise include increased investor interest, favorable market conditions, and rising trading volumes. The cryptocurrency's performance aligns with a broader bullish trend observed in the digital asset space, signaling renewed confidence among traders and investors.

EOS Falls 10% In Rout

EOS experienced a sharp 10% decline amid a broader market sell-off. The drop reflects growing investor concerns and increased volatility in the cryptocurrency space. Analysts suggest caution as the digital asset faces significant resistance levels and uncertain market conditions.

Solo Leveling Levels Up: Korean Billion-Dollar Megafranchise Goes Onchain with Story

The popular Korean franchise Solo Leveling is expanding its reach by integrating with blockchain technology. This move aims to enhance fan engagement through onchain storytelling elements, leveraging the growing popularity of NFTs and decentralized platforms. The transition marks a significant step for the billion-dollar series as it embraces innovative digital experiences to connect with a global audience.

R0AR Chain Announces $100,000 Community Rewards for Creators, Yappers, and Brand Evangelists

R0AR Chain is launching a $100,000 rewards program to incentivize creators, Yappers, and brand evangelists. The initiative aims to boost community engagement and platform growth by rewarding participants for content creation, promotion, and active involvement in the ecosystem. This move highlights R0AR’s commitment to fostering a vibrant, collaborative community.

Bitcoin price today: jumps to $117k on ’Uptober’ boost, altcoins follow

Bitcoin surged to $117,000 amid the 'Uptober' market optimism, driving gains across major altcoins. This bullish momentum is attributed to increased investor confidence and positive market trends, signaling a strong crypto rally as October progresses.

Kraken: identified issue causing delays in deposit & withdrawal processing across multiple cryptocurrency networks

Kraken has identified a technical issue causing delays in deposit and withdrawal processing across several cryptocurrency networks. The exchange is actively working to resolve the problem to restore normal service and minimize user impact. Customers are advised to monitor updates from Kraken for further information.

SimpleFX Relaunches First Deposit Bonus

SimpleFX has relaunched its First Deposit Bonus, offering new users enhanced incentives to start trading. The promotion aims to attract more traders by providing additional funds on their initial deposits, boosting their trading potential on the platform. This move is part of SimpleFX’s strategy to expand its user base and enhance customer engagement through competitive offers.

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Nokia issues 120 million new shares for equity programs

Nokia announced the issuance of 120 million new shares to support its equity incentive programs. This move aims to attract and retain talent by offering stock-based compensation. The shares will be used for employee benefit plans and executive compensation, aligning staff interests with company growth and performance.

Bullish to launch crypto options trading with top-tier partners

Bullish is set to introduce crypto options trading through collaborations with leading industry partners. This move aims to expand Bullish’s trading offerings, providing users with more advanced tools and opportunities in the crypto derivatives market. The platform focuses on enhancing user experience and liquidity by integrating with top-tier service providers.

Cathie Wood's ARK ETF adjusts portfolio, adds Alibaba and Baidu stock

Cathie Wood's ARK ETF updated its holdings by adding shares of Chinese tech giants Alibaba and Baidu. The move reflects a strategic shift to tap into growth opportunities in China’s technology sector amid changing market dynamics. Other portfolio adjustments included trimming certain U.S. tech stocks, signaling a diversified approach to balance risk and potential returns.

Vistra prices $2 billion senior secured notes offering

Vistra has priced a $2 billion offering of senior secured notes to refinance existing debt and support its growth strategy. The notes are part of the company's efforts to optimize its capital structure and strengthen financial flexibility amid evolving market conditions. The successful pricing reflects strong investor demand and confidence in Vistra's long-term business prospects.

Fox News Channel outpaces CBS and ABC in third quarter ratings

Fox News Channel led U.S. cable news viewership in the third quarter, surpassing CBS and ABC in ratings. The network’s dominance reflects strong audience engagement amid increasing competition in the media landscape. This performance underscores Fox News’ continued appeal and influence in the broadcast industry during the period.

Bluesky Digital Assets appoints Ian Karvelas as new director

Bluesky Digital Assets has appointed Ian Karvelas as a new director. Karvelas brings extensive experience in digital asset management and strategic development. His leadership is expected to strengthen the company's growth and innovation in the evolving digital asset sector.

Yahoo nears deal to sell AOL to Italy's Bending Spoons for $1.4 billion - Reuters

Yahoo is close to finalizing a $1.4 billion deal to sell AOL to Italy-based app developer Bending Spoons. The acquisition aims to expand Bending Spoons' presence in digital media, leveraging AOL's advertising and content platforms. This move reflects Yahoo's strategy to streamline its business and focus on core operations amid a changing media landscape.

NexGen Energy launches C$800 million equity financing for Rook I project

NexGen Energy announced an equity financing round aiming to raise C$800 million to fund the development of its Rook I uranium project in Saskatchewan. The capital will support ongoing construction and allow the company to advance toward production, capitalizing on rising uranium demand amid a global push for clean energy. This financing underscores investor confidence in NexGen’s growth potential and the strategic importance of nuclear power.

Vanda and FDA agree on framework to resolve drug disputes

Vanda Pharmaceuticals and the FDA have reached an agreement on a framework designed to address and resolve disputes related to drug approvals and regulatory issues. This framework aims to streamline communication and decision-making processes, ensuring faster resolution and improved collaboration between the company and the agency.