News Summary - 10/05/2025

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Netanyahu says he hopes to announce hostage release in the 'coming days'

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu declared that Hamas will disarm either voluntarily or by force, following the group's reaction to a peace plan. He also expressed hope to announce the release of hostages in the coming days.

Trump authorizes deployment of 300 National Guard troops to Chicago

President Trump has authorized the deployment of 300 National Guard troops to Chicago in response to protests triggered by increased immigration enforcement and the shooting of a woman during recent unrest.

Shock in Gaza as Trump appears to welcome Hamas response to US peace plan

Hamas agreed to release hostages and consider handing over Gaza's governance to Palestinian technocrats but remained noncommittal on other aspects of the US peace plan.

Georgia protesters try to storm Tbilisi presidential palace

Police deployed pepper spray to disperse protesters attempting to storm the presidential palace in Tbilisi, Georgia, amid escalating unrest in the country.

Syria holds first elections since Assad, but not in all provinces

Syria conducted its first elections since Assad's rise, excluding three provinces due to security concerns. The omission raises questions about the polls' representativeness amid ongoing instability.

Billionaire populist Andrej Babis' party wins Czech parliamentary election

Andrej Babis' ANO party won the Czech parliamentary election but did not secure an overall majority, according to preliminary results.

Sanae Takaichi set to become Japan's first female prime minister

Sanae Takaichi, inspired by Margaret Thatcher, is poised to become Japan's first female prime minister. However, despite her historic candidacy, many female voters view her as lacking commitment to progressive reforms.

FBI agent suspended over refusal to 'perp walk' former director

FBI leadership is planning a high-profile arrest of the bureau's former director next week. An FBI agent was suspended for refusing to participate in the staged 'perp walk' of the ex-director, highlighting internal conflicts over the planned event.

At least 30 injured in Russian strike on railway station, Zelensky says

A Russian strike on a railway station injured at least 30 people, including train staff and passengers present at the site, according to Ukrainian President Zelensky.

'I love you, I'm sorry': What Sean 'Diddy' Combs did the moment he learned his sentence

When Sean 'Diddy' Combs learned his sentence, he sent a heartfelt, subdued message to his family, expressing love and apology. Three months earlier, he had reassured them he was "coming home," showing his emotional connection and hope amid difficult times.

GisĂšle Pelicot returns to court after trial made her an icon - and tore her family apart

GisĂšle Pelicot, central figure in France's largest rape trial, faces a personal rift as the trial's impact strains her relationship with her eldest children, revealing the emotional toll behind her public battle for justice.

Israel steps up deportations of flotilla activists

Israel deported 137 activists from 14 countries who were detained attempting to deliver aid to Gaza, intensifying efforts to prevent flotilla missions.

Trump's Grim Reaper - from Project 2025 to shutdown enforcer

The Office of Management and Budget chief, though not widely known, plays a crucial role in Washington's potential government shutdown. He is central to advancing Trump's Project 2025 agenda and enforcing budgetary measures that could lead to a shutdown if funding demands aren't met.

Munich airport resumes flights after suspected drones force second closure in 24 hours

Flights at Munich airport were suspended for several hours on Friday night due to suspected drone activity, disrupting travel for around 6,500 passengers. Operations have since resumed after the second closure within 24 hours caused by similar drone concerns.

Senate stalemate sends US shutdown into second week

Two funding proposals failed on Friday, prolonging the US government shutdown into its second week. The stalemate raises concerns over mass layoffs and significant budget cuts as negotiations remain deadlocked.

Italians stage strike in support of Gaza Palestinians

Pro-Palestinian protests swept through Italian cities on Friday, challenging the right-wing government led by Giorgia Meloni, as demonstrators showed solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza.

Climbing star, 23, dies after falling from Yosemite's El Capitan

Balin Miller, a 23-year-old climbing star, died after a fall during a solo climb on Yosemite's El Capitan. His accident was captured live on a streaming platform, highlighting the risks associated with solo climbing.

'They're not just sharing needles, they're sharing blood': How HIV cases soared in Fiji

Fiji is experiencing one of the fastest-growing HIV epidemics globally. The rise in cases is linked to practices such as needle sharing, which facilitates the rapid spread of the virus in the population. Efforts to control the epidemic are critical to prevent further transmission and protect public health.

The before and after images showing glaciers vanishing before our eyes

Glaciers worldwide are melting at unprecedented rates, drastically altering landscapes and highlighting the urgent impact of climate change.

How the US got left behind in the global electric car race

Despite growing demand, the US trails behind many countries in electric vehicle sales, struggling to keep pace with global leaders in EV adoption and market growth.

Hope and fear for hostage families after Hamas response to Gaza peace plan

Families of hostages face a fragile situation as negotiations between Israel and Hamas are set to resume, balancing hope for progress with anxiety over the uncertain outcome.

Who is Japan's 'Iron Lady' Sanae Takaichi?

Sanae Takaichi, a conservative politician inspired by Margaret Thatcher, is poised to become Japan's first female prime minister, marking a historic milestone in the country's political landscape.

They're making sex jokes in Saudi: Inside the controversial comedy festival

The comedy festival in Saudi Arabia, featuring big names like Dave Chappelle, Bill Burr, and Jack Whitehall, has sparked controversy and backlash due to its provocative content, including sex jokes, in a country with strict social norms.

Fatal attack revives debate over controversial shark nets in Australia

A surfer's fatal shark attack in Sydney has reignited discussions on the use of controversial shark nets, which were set to be reduced. The incident has sparked debate over the nets' effectiveness and environmental impact.

We need hospitals more than football stadiums, say Morocco's young protesters

Morocco plans to build the world's largest football stadium, sparking anger among young protesters. They argue that the government should prioritize improving essential services like healthcare over investing in a massive stadium.

Cars swept away in Bulgaria floods

At least three people, including two rescue workers, have died in severe floods in southeastern Bulgaria. The floods have caused significant damage and disruption in the region.

Watch: Protesters attempt to storm Georgia's presidential palace

Authorities used water cannons and pepper spray to disperse protesters attempting to storm Georgia's presidential palace.

Hopes and fears in Gaza and Israel over potential ceasefire

There is increasing hope for an end to the Israel-Gaza conflict, but uncertainty remains about whether both sides can reach a ceasefire agreement.

Watch: Emotional day in court as Diddy sentenced

The BBC's Nada Tawfik reported from the courtroom where hip-hop mogul Diddy, convicted of charges, emotionally addressed his family and the judge during sentencing.

Trump says Israel has agreed on an initial withdrawal line in Gaza and calls on Hamas to accept the proposal

Egypt announced that Israel and Hamas will hold talks in Cairo starting this Monday to finalize Trump's peace plan, which includes an initial withdrawal line in Gaza agreed upon by Israel and an invitation to Hamas to accept the proposal.

The 48 Hostages That Hamas Commits to Releasing Two Years After October 7: Elderly, Soldiers, Nepalis, 'Ravers' from SuperNova...

On October 7, 2023, Hamas kidnapped 251 people during their attacks. Although many have already been freed in previous exchanges, 48 hostages remain in the Gaza Strip, including elderly people, soldiers, Nepali citizens, and attendees of the SuperNova festival. Hamas has committed to releasing them two years after the initial event.

Pressure grows in the streets: massive protests in Barcelona and other cities in support of Palestine

About 70,000 people protested in Barcelona and tens of thousands more in Pamplona, Vigo, Seville, MĂĄlaga, and Santander, showing their support for Palestine in massive demonstrations.

The Red Lines That Separate Israel and Hamas: "We Can Only Aspire to a Ceasefire"

Experts from 20minutos discuss the obstacles imposed by both sides, making peace between Israel and Hamas difficult. The deep divisions and "red lines" mean that the only realistic goal is a ceasefire, rather than a definitive solution to the conflict.

The Government confirms that the 50 Spaniards on the Flotilla are "well" and is working to bring them back "as soon as possible"

The Spanish government confirms that the 50 Spanish citizens on the Flotilla are in good condition. Authorities are actively working to arrange their return as soon as possible, ensuring their safety and well-being throughout the process.

Activists Released from the Flotilla Claim That Greta Thunberg "Was Seriously Tortured"

An activist released from the Flotilla reported that Greta Thunberg was handcuffed, forced to wear an Israeli flag, and beaten during her detention.

This is Saharonim, the Israeli prison in the middle of the desert where hundreds of Flotilla members are being held

Saharonim is a prison in the Negev desert, in southern Israel, with a capacity for 8,000 inmates. Hundreds of Flotilla members are detained there.

The UCO locates three other women close to Ábalos to whom Koldo paid 3,600 euros

The UCO identified three women close to Ábalos to whom Koldo paid 3,600 euros. Additionally, Koldo spent nearly 5,000 euros organizing private meetings for Ábalos with unidentified individuals, coordinating dates and reservations through his ex-wife.

Ábalos financed his youngest son's allowance through payments from a businessman managed by Koldo García

The UCO indicates that Koldo García and individuals close to former minister Ábalos had a "cash reserve" used to cover expenses, including the allowance of Ábalos's youngest son, through payments made by a businessman linked to García.

The PP demands from the PSOE the bank receipts justifying the payments to Ábalos: "Otherwise, an off-the-books accounting will be proven"

The PP calls on the PSOE to provide the bank receipts for the payments made to Ábalos, warning that the lack of evidence would demonstrate off-the-books accounting. Miguel Tellado asserts that it is "impossible" for Sånchez to be unaware of these payments and denounces a "flow of money" in Ferraz without a clear origin.

The UCO reveals that Ábalos had a cash peak during the pandemic and stopped withdrawals upon joining the Ministry of Transport

The UCO has uncovered cash payments from the PSOE to Ábalos and Koldo that lack documentary support. Furthermore, it notes that Ábalos experienced a significant increase in cash during the pandemic, with his withdrawals halting when he joined the Ministry of Transport.

Summary and goals of Real Madrid - Villarreal: penalty to Vinícius, controversial red card, Mbappé injury...

Real Madrid secured the victory after Santiago Mouriño's controversial sending-off. Vinícius scored a penalty, and Mbappé scored a goal before leaving injured.

The Setback of Cayetano MartĂ­nez de Irujo and BĂĄrbara Mirjan Hours Before Their Wedding in Seville

After ten years of relationship, Cayetano MartĂ­nez de Irujo and BĂĄrbara Mirjan get married in Seville, at the Church of Cristo de los Gitanos, facing a setback just hours before the ceremony.

Susanna Griso or BertĂ­n Osborne Among the Guests... The Best Images from the Wedding of Cayetano MartĂ­nez de Irujo and BĂĄrbara Mirjan

Cayetano MartĂ­nez de Irujo and BĂĄrbara Mirjan got married after more than a decade together at the Church of Cristo de los Gitanos in Seville, celebrating their wedding this Saturday with the presence of prominent guests.

The PSOE of Extremadura denies the death of Guillermo FernĂĄndez Vara: "He is very fragile"

The president of Extremadura, MarĂ­a Guardiola, and TVE mistakenly announced the death of Guillermo FernĂĄndez Vara on Saturday afternoon, but later corrected the information. The PSOE of Extremadura confirmed that Vara is very fragile but has not died.

César Vallejo, co-director of the Benidorm Fest, reveals new details: "Criticism is welcome"

César Vallejo confirms that the Benidorm Fest will continue despite Spain not participating in Eurovision 2026. Additionally, he emphasizes that all criticism is welcome to improve the event.

This is what happens on a cruise when a passenger dies on board and how to prevent the rest from finding out

When a passenger dies on board a cruise ship, the captain is the first to be informed and takes the necessary steps to handle the situation, ensuring that the rest of the passengers do not find out and that calm is maintained on board.

A temperature crash says goodbye to the 'veroño': the areas of Spain that will feel it the most

Asturias, Cantabria, Galicia, Catalonia, and the Balearic Islands will face a temperature crash and will activate alerts for coastal phenomena and strong winds, marking the end of the 'veroño' in these regions.

Germany will create an anti-drone unit in the Police and allow Army assistance

The German Interior Minister announced that an anti-drone unit will be established within the Police and that Army assistance will be allowed to address drone sightings, emphasizing the need to be prepared for this type of situation.

Munich Airport Closes for Second Consecutive Night Due to Drone Sightings

Munich Airport closed for the second consecutive night following drone sightings, causing the cancellation of more than 50 flights and the diversion of 23 to other airports.

The detail of the Shroud of Turin that could point to its authenticity, according to a dental surgeon

Dr. John Sottosanti points out that in the image of the Shroud of Turin, the bite marks of the lower front teeth can be clearly distinguished, a detail that could suggest the authenticity of the relic.

Why You Should Carry a Tennis Ball in Your Carry-On Luggage During a Flight

Carrying a tennis ball in your carry-on luggage during a flight can help improve circulation and relieve pain and stiffness caused by sitting for long periods.

Famous climber Balin Miller dies at 23 while broadcasting his ascent of El Capitan

Balin Miller, a 23-year-old young climber, died in Yosemite National Park while live streaming his ascent of El Capitan.

Leire MartĂ­nez reveals one of her secrets from her time on 'Factor X': "I used to sneak out of my room"

Leire MartĂ­nez revealed in a conversation with Carolina Iglesias that during her participation in the first season of 'Factor X' she used to sneak out of her room. The artist shared this secret about her experience on the show, revealing a little-known side of her time in the competition.

SĂĄnchez revives his idea of including abortion in the Constitution to divide the PP and redirect the clash with Sumar

President SĂĄnchez once again proposes including abortion in the Constitution, an idea from the PSOE since 2013. Although the PP rejects this measure, his goal is to divide the opposition and manage the political conflict with Sumar.

Guardiola, Jordi Évole, and other personalities denounce the "genocide" in Gaza and call to attend the demonstration in Barcelona

Josep Guardiola, Jordi Évole, MĂČnica Terribas, and other Catalan figures have released a video to denounce the "genocide" in Gaza and to call for the demonstration on Saturday at 12:00 in Barcelona.

Two Winners of La Primitiva Win 639,000 Euros and the Jackpot Rises to 12.1 Million

The La Primitiva draw on October 4, 2025, had no special category winners. Two players matched the numbers and each won 639,000 euros. The jackpot for the next draw on October 6 increases to 12.1 million euros.

A restaurant in Getxo distributes 3 million euros from the first prize of the National Lottery

A restaurant in Getxo has distributed a total of 3 million euros corresponding to the first prize of the National Lottery, benefiting several lucky winners who purchased their tickets at the establishment.

Hansi Flick on Lamine Yamal's Injury: "He is not well, I don't know if he will be ready for the ClĂĄsico"

Hansi Flick, coach of FC Barcelona, stated in a press conference that Lamine Yamal is not in good physical condition and his participation in the upcoming ClĂĄsico is uncertain. The announcement was made ahead of the match against Sevilla.

Camper's Body Found After He Sent Photos of a Bear to His Family

A camper's body was found after his son alerted authorities due to the lack of news. The man had sent photos of a bear to his family before disappearing.

The destination just seven hours from Spain that combines luxury, culture, and adventure for everyone

Viajes El Corte Inglés, with over 50 years of experience, offers complete travel planning, ensuring perfect, worry-free vacations for travelers.

Learning to Live Beyond Screens in a Hyperconnected World

‘Generation Alphabet: In Search of Well-being in a Hyperconnected World’ is issue number 127 of the magazine ‘Telos’ by Fundación Telefónica, which analyzes how constant digital connection affects well-being. The publication reflects on the need to find a healthy balance between the use of technology and real life to improve quality of life in the digital age.

Chris Martin, from Coldplay, Speaks Out About the 'Kiss Cam' Controversy: "If Life Gives You Lemons, Make Lemonade"

Chris Martin ironically commented on the 'kiss cam' incident that exposed the infidelity of Andy Byron, CEO of Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, HR director, toward their partners.

Doubts and Certainties in the Case of Beatriz Guijarro: 53 Days Missing Until Her Burned Body Was Found on a Mountain in Oliva

The burned body of Beatriz Guijarro was found by two hikers on a mountain in Oliva, 53 days after her disappearance, raising multiple doubts and certainties about the case.

The Two Spanish Cities That Are Among the Ten with the Best Air Quality in Europe

Byrnihat, India, is the most polluted city in the world with 128.2 ”g/m³ of PM2.5 particles. In contrast, two Spanish cities are among the ten European cities with the best air quality, standing out for low levels of atmospheric pollution and a healthier environment for their inhabitants.

This Was the Era on Earth When It Rained for Two Million Consecutive Years, According to Neil deGrasse Tyson

The Carnian Pluvial Event, caused by volcanic eruptions in Alaska and Canada, brought continuous rainfall for two million years, impacting the climate and evolution of the Earth during that era.

MĂłnica Naranjo reflects on the "terrible mistake" she experienced in her music career

MĂłnica Naranjo spoke on the podcast Tengo un plan about the beginnings of her music career, where she reflected on a "terrible mistake" she made during that time.

Carlos Sainz disqualified in the Singapore F1 GP for his illegal rear wing: "It does not comply with the rules"

Carlos Sainz's qualifying results were canceled by the stewards for using an illegal rear wing. His teammate at Williams, Alex Albon, was also disqualified for the same infringement at the Singapore F1 GP.

This is How Rural Youth and Renewable Energies Join Forces to Offer a Future for the Countryside

The new generations in the primary sector are committed to renewable energies to modernize agriculture and livestock farming, aiming for a more sustainable and promising future for the countryside.

Aena leaves the VIP lounges of Barajas in the hands of the Asian Plaza Premium Lounge for 150 million

The Hong Kong group Plaza Premium Lounge won a contract valued at 150 million to manage the VIP lounges of Barajas, surpassing other companies in the sector and marking its entry into Spanish airports.

Cillian Murphy leads a new golden era of Ireland in Hollywood

Cillian Murphy, recent Oscar winner for 'Oppenheimer' and frequent collaborator of Christopher Nolan, leads a generation of Irish actors who are gaining significant recognition and success in Hollywood.

Heidi Klum stuns with metallic teeth and sheer garments at the Vetements fashion show in Paris

Heidi Klum dazzled in Paris with a surprising look during the Vetements fashion show, standing out for her metallic teeth and transparent garments that combined extravagance and unique style.

The First Period, Shrouded in Taboos: "More Than 30% of Women in Spain Did Not Receive Information Before Having It"

Anna SĂĄnchez Bendahan highlights that more than 30% of women in Spain did not receive prior information about their first period. She warns that menstrual pain should not be normalized and recommends consulting a doctor from menarche onwards for proper care and sexual education.

Be Careful If They Call You and Do This: What Robocalls Are, How to Identify Them, and What to Do If You Receive One

Robocalls, automated and mass calls, are increasing in Spain. They can be identified by their repetitiveness and prerecorded messages. To avoid fraud, you should not answer or provide personal information. It is recommended to block suspicious numbers and report the calls to authorities to protect yourself from scams.

From Stuttgart to London: The Best European Cities to Enjoy Oktoberfest

Although Oktoberfest was born in Munich, other cities in Germany and Europe, such as Stuttgart and London, offer excellent celebrations to enjoy this traditional beer festival.

Mariano Di Paola, one of the best winemakers in the world: "I always think the best wine is the one from the next harvest"

Mariano Di Paola, a renowned winemaker chosen by Decanter in 2015 as one of the 30 best in the world, has been leading production at Bodega Rutini since 1994, always focused on surpassing each harvest.

The DGT can fine you even if you are not driving: the penalties you could face

The DGT can impose fines even if you are not driving. Penalties apply for infractions related to the vehicle or road safety, even if the vehicle is parked or not in motion, highlighting that the authorities have a broader scope than many people realize.

Call for boycott, massive televoting, and threat of withdrawal: how the conflict affected Eurovision

After Hamas's attack on October 7, 2023, the campaign to have the European Broadcasting Union expel Israel from the contest intensified, generating calls for boycott, massive televoting mobilizations, and threats of withdrawal that strain participation in Eurovision.

The story of IvĂĄn Illarramendi and Maya Villalobo, the two Spaniards killed by Hamas on October 7

IvĂĄn Illarramendi, 46 years old, and Maya Villalobo, 19, were two Spaniards who lost their lives during an attack by the terrorist group Hamas on October 7.

History of a Divided Territory: How Israeli and Palestinian Borders Have Changed Over 80 Years

The history of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict reflects significant changes in the borders over the past 80 years, marked by wars, agreements, and occupations. These territorial shifts have shaped the complex political and social reality of the region, highlighting the challenges to coexistence and the establishment of lasting peace between Israel and Palestine.

Ayahuasca, stories of a journey to an unknown inner world: "I understood things about myself that I never would have imagined"

Ayahuasca, an Amazonian psychoactive brew, attracts hundreds of Spaniards seeking self-knowledge. Although its use remains within a legally uncertain framework, many share profound and revealing experiences about themselves during the rituals.

123 Calves Sacrificed in Girona After First Case of Nodular Dermatitis Confirmed in Spain

In Girona, 123 calves were sacrificed after the first case of nodular dermatitis was confirmed in Spain. Additionally, related products such as carcasses, bedding, hides, manure, and feed were destroyed to prevent the spread of the disease.

The Seven Tricks to Find Out If a Text Is Written by AI, According to an Expert

Naomi Alderman, an expert in writing, states that to detect if a text was generated by AI, it is key to analyze how the words fit together, more than the content or what they say.

The Reason Why Coca-Cola Tastes Better in a Glass Bottle or on Tap

Dr. Robert Barker, a food chemist at the University of Kent, explains that Coca-Cola tastes better in a glass bottle or on tap because these containers preserve the carbonation better and do not alter the flavor, unlike plastic bottles or cans which can affect its freshness and original taste.

Shopping with Ainhoa: The Organizers I Recommend for Order Addicts

Ainhoa shares her passion for home organization, which brings her peace of mind, and recommends products to organize the home, contributing to the popularity of videos about domestic organization.

Alba Muñoz, Antonio Tejado's ex, gets married after one of her worst years: "He has brought out the best in me"

Alba Muñoz, Antonio Tejado's ex and María del Monte's niece, has married David at a beach bar in Chiclana de la Frontera, marking a new chapter after a difficult year.

Crossing borders by road: the cheapest road trips in Europe

Europe offers numerous affordable road routes, ideal for exploring at a leisurely pace and enjoying the freedom to choose destinations. The Old Continent is perfect for road trips that cross borders, combining savings and adventure.

Tricks to Save Up to €10,000 on Your Next Income Tax Return

Tax experts indicate that Spaniards can still save a significant amount on their next income tax return by applying certain tricks and financial tips.

ALDI launches its new robot vacuum cleaner that you can buy for less than 100 euros

ALDI's new robot vacuum cleaner offers 120 minutes of autonomy, a power of 25W, and three cleaning modes, available for less than 100 euros.

This is one of the cheapest restaurants in Asturias: offers the daily menu for 5 euros

A restaurant in Posada de Llanera, 35 km from Oviedo, offers a daily menu for only 5 euros, making it one of the most affordable in Asturias.

Pedro Ruiz: Confidences in the Public Intimacy of a Stage

Pedro Ruiz shares candid anecdotes from his life during weekend performances at Madrid's Palacio de la Prensa, blending humor and reflection in a public yet intimate setting.

Susanna Griso Reveals Some Details About the Wedding of Cayetano MartĂ­nez de Irujo and BĂĄrbara Mirjan

The presenter Susanna Griso, who attended the wedding of Cayetano MartĂ­nez de Irujo and BĂĄrbara Mirjan, shared some details about the ceremony, which was attended by several well-known personalities.

The Extreme Challenges Accepted on the Internet by Simón Pérez, the Mortgage Guru, in Exchange for Money

Simón Pérez, an economist whose career was affected by a viral video, shares eight years later how his life changed drastically. He now accepts extreme challenges on the Internet in exchange for money, transforming his personal and professional situation.

Paul 'Bonehead' Arthurs, Oasis guitarist, reveals he has prostate cancer and leaves the band’s tour

Paul 'Bonehead' Arthurs, original guitarist of Oasis, has been diagnosed with prostate cancer and has left the band’s tour. At 60 years old, the musician reports that he is responding very well to the treatment.

Jessica, mother of two children with a rare disease: "They have stopped studying 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 gradual weakening of muscles. Jessica, mother of two affected children, denounces that research has been abandoned, leaving families without hope or medical advancements.

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

South Korea impresses Madrid with K-Expo, blending pop culture, gastronomy, and beauty. This event reflects how Korean influence goes beyond trends, establishing itself as a growing global phenomenon.

When Series Marathons Get Out of Hand: "I Went to Bed Very Late and Dreamed About It"

Binge-watching, driven by platforms like Netflix, is not considered an addiction but can damage memory, sleep, and performance, causing negative physical and psychological effects.

There is a Ball in the Plaza

The narrator explains that since their arrival at the plaza, they always know where the ball is, which remains clean and intact.

Illiteracy in the Digital Age

Journalism must avoid lies, respecting the work of journalists who risk their lives in the exercise of their profession, facing constant dangers to report truthfully.

Objective Achieved?

Although the Flotilla did not manage to reach Gaza, it achieved its second objective: generating noise, attracting media attention, and putting the situation in the region into focus.

Longevity, Divine Treasure

The key to longevity lies in adopting healthy habits that allow us to reach old age with vitality, investing time and resources in keeping ourselves physically and mentally young.

Dozens Injured in a Russian Attack on a Train Station in Ukraine

Zelensky described the Russian attack on a train station in Ukraine as "savage," reporting that there are at least 30 injured so far.

The family of the Spanish man who died in Ukraine regrets that he is now declared missing despite evidence of his death

Amador, a Spanish man who died in Ukraine after being hit by a Russian drone during a military evacuation, is now officially declared missing, which his family regrets due to the clear evidence of his death.

A commemorative coin is proposed for the 250th anniversary of the US that would show Trump on both sides along with his phrase "Fight! Fight! Fight!" following an attack, but its issuance is not legal.

Rafa Nadal reveals why he didn’t play Roland Garros in 2002: "My parents told me I couldn’t participate"

Rafa Nadal received an honorary doctorate from the University of Salamanca. During the ceremony, he revealed that in 2002 he couldn’t participate in Roland Garros because his parents forbade him.

A Bonoloto Winner Claims €147,000 and the Jackpot Rises to €1.1 Million

In the October 4, 2025 Bonoloto draw, there were no winners with six correct numbers, so the jackpot for the next draw on October 5 rises to €1.1 million. One player won €147,000 in a lower prize category.

Macarena Olona stars in a tense encounter with an RTVE reporter: "Will you move or shall I move you?"

Macarena Olona, former Vox deputy, attended the Universidad Carlos III in Madrid for a talk on immigration and security, protagonizing a tense exchange with an RTVE reporter when the latter tried to approach her.

Iñaki López and Cristina Pardo Say Goodbye to One of La Sexta's Most Veteran Reporters

Xescu Tapias, a veteran reporter who has worked at La Sexta since its launch in 2006, bids farewell to the channel, receiving recognition from Iñaki López and Cristina Pardo for his long career at the network.

Javi Crespo, from 'OT 2025', recalls his time on 'La Voz': "It’s not designed to launch artists"

Javi Crespo, finalist of La Voz Kids and winner of La Voz adultos in 2022 with Antonio Orozco, mentions that the show is not designed to launch artists, sharing his experience before participating in 'OT 2025'.

Carmen Ferreiro, Atresmedia’s Programming Director, on the Competition with RTVE: "It Motivates Us"

Carmen Ferreiro, Atresmedia’s Programming Director, reflects on the competition with RTVE, stating that it motivates them to face the challenge. She made a positive assessment of her department and highlighted the importance of competition to improve audiences and the quality of their content.

Ana Rosa Quintana on the delay in breast cancer diagnoses: "This councilor must resign"

Ana Rosa Quintana harshly criticized the responsible councilor following delays in breast cancer diagnoses, warning that this situation could worsen the disease and calling for her immediate resignation.

Gloria Estefan reveals the secret to being married to the same man for 50 years

Gloria Estefan shares that the key to her nearly 50-year marriage is communication, mutual respect, and constant commitment with her husband. She emphasizes the importance of supporting each other during difficult times and keeping the emotional connection alive for a lasting relationship.

She cheats on him with his friend and then she squats in his house with her lover: "I started to notice very strange things"

After being unfaithful with a friend, the woman occupied the man's house along with her lover. She asked him for 30,000 euros to leave, money she received but did not use to abandon the property.

Keith Urban's dilemma after separating from Nicole Kidman: What to do with the four tattoos he has?

After his separation from Nicole Kidman, Keith Urban faces the dilemma of what to do with the four tattoos dedicated to her, symbols of their relationship and commitment that now pose a personal challenge regarding how to handle them in this new chapter.

Who was the last person executed by the Franco regime? 'Salvados' reveals the story of the last direct victim

The program 'Salvados' uncovers the story of the last person executed by the Franco regime, revealing details about his identity and the circumstances surrounding his execution, marking the end of a tragic era in the Spanish dictatorship.

The Emotional Asymmetry Between Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban During Their Divorce

Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban face emotional differences in their divorce but strive to maintain a healthy relationship for the well-being of their daughters, despite not aligning in their desires as a couple.

Ernie Hudson: from Ghostbusters to surviving cancer and boasting about his health at nearly 80 years old

Ernie Hudson, known for his role in 'Ghostbusters', has overcome two types of cancer. Now, nearing 80 years old, he is an example of healthy living and perseverance.

Guillermo of Luxembourg takes possession of the crown in place of his father, to bring the institution closer

Prince Guillaume, the new Grand Duke of Luxembourg, assumed the crown in replacement of his father. He is married to Stéphanie de Lannoy and they have two sons.

Carlos of Luxembourg, a little 5-year-old heir scared by noises and music

Carlos, the 5-year-old son of the newly enthroned Grand Duke William of Luxembourg, will be his successor. He has a younger brother named Francis who is two years old. Although he is the future heir, Carlos is frightened by loud noises and music.

This is Jay Shetty, the Ex-Monk Who Has Taken Madonna to a Podcast for the First Time and Collaborates with Meghan Markle

Jay Shetty, ex-monk and renowned spiritual guru, has officiated the wedding of Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez, served as personal advisor to Will Smith, and interviewed Joe Biden at the White House. Additionally, he has managed to have Madonna participate in a podcast for the first time and collaborates with Meghan Markle, solidifying his influence in the world of wellness and communication.

From Enrique to Beatriz: The Tragic Lives of Isabel Preysler's Siblings

The Preysler family has faced great hardships due to the deaths of several of its members, marking a path full of tragedies for Isabel Preysler's siblings.

Actor Eric Dane Reappears Looking Very Aged Due to ALS: "I Want to See My Daughters Get Married"

Eric Dane, known for "Grey's Anatomy," reappeared visibly affected by ALS. He has joined politicians to push for resources and support in the fight against this disease, expressing his desire to see his daughters get married.

David Bustamante Shows Off Physical Transformation and Conquers Social Media with a Swimwear Photo

David Bustamante has caused a sensation on social media and in the media due to his remarkable physical transformation, standing out with a swimwear photo that showcases his new image and has won over his fans.

SofĂ­a Suescun surprises with a reflection full of hints: "And if someone feels uncomfortable, it doesn't matter"

SofĂ­a Suescun shared a reflection filled with hints on her social media, stating that if someone feels uncomfortable with her words or actions, it neither affects nor concerns her. The influencer shows confidence and indifference toward criticism and others' opinions.

LucĂ­a SĂĄnchez's reflection on love from 'La isla de las tentaciones', in which she quotes Isaac Torres

LucĂ­a SĂĄnchez clarified on TikTok that she no longer has feelings for Isaac Torres and does not wish to dedicate time to him, reflecting on love.

This Is the Pull of Influencers and Their Ability to Generate Income in Spain

The number of followers is losing weight due to inflated data and non-human traffic, estimated at 20%. Platforms like Twitch acknowledge millions of hours viewed by bots and accounts with fake followers. Despite this, the impact and income-generating capacity of influencers remains strong. In Spain, there are already more than 200,000 content creators with over 10,000 followers.

Águila Beer Will Outfit the Streets of Madrid During Tapapiés 2025

From October 16 to 26, more than 500,000 bottles of Águila Beer will be present on the indoor terraces of Madrid bars during Tapapiés 2025. The brand highlights its factory on General Lacy Street, Madrid, and also offers its non-alcoholic option so that consumers can enjoy the event in good company.

Lanzarote bets on healthcare innovation and becomes the first non-capital island with robotic surgery

The Doctor JosĂ© Molina Orosa University Hospital of Lanzarote has launched the DaVinci robotic surgery system, with an investment of 1.7 million euros, matching the leading Canary Islands hospitals. This system, consisting of a surgeon’s console, patient cart, and vision tower, allows operations on soft tissues and has already carried out its first interventions.

Fernando Alonso hides his frustration after qualifying in Singapore: "We will probably lose positions"

Fernando Alonso, visibly frustrated after Q3 in Singapore, remained calm during his media session. The Asturian driver anticipates that they will likely lose positions in the race, showing his discontent in a restrained manner.

George Russell Secures an Incredible Pole in Singapore to Get Into the Fight; Fernando Alonso Tenth

George Russell achieved a surprising pole position in Singapore, putting himself in contention for the victory. Fernando Alonso qualified tenth, while Carlos Sainz was unable to advance to Q3 and will start thirteenth at Marina Bay.

Bezzecchi snatches victory from Aldeguer in the Indonesia sprint and Marc MĂĄrquez finishes seventh

Bezzecchi secured the victory in the Indonesia sprint, overtaking Aldeguer. Marc MĂĄrquez finished in seventh place after serving a penalty for an incident with Alex Rins.

'Pecco' Bagnaia lashes out at Ducati after finishing last in the Indonesia sprint: "What happened is unacceptable"

Pecco Bagnaia strongly criticized Ducati after finishing last in the Indonesia sprint race and failing to score points. The Italian rider described the situation as unacceptable, expressing his frustration with the team's performance and management during the competition.

Alexander Zverev’s Outburst Against Tournament Directors: "I Hate That They Do This to Favor Sinner and Alcaraz"

Alexander Zverev criticized tournament organizers for implementing slow and similar courts, arguing that they aim to favor players like Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz, which he considers unfair.

Another injury at Barça: Marc Bernal also leaves the national team call-up due to "physical discomfort"

Marc Bernal, FC Barcelona player, withdraws from the Spain U-21 national team call-up due to physical discomfort, despite having been called up by coach David Gordo.

Carla, Vera's mother, with a rare mutation in the CASK gene: "They give you the diagnosis and send you home, it's very traumatic"

An ultra-rare mutation in the CASK gene affects brain development, causing microcephaly, intellectual disability, and severe psychomotor delays. Carla, Vera's mother, recounts how traumatic it was to receive the diagnosis and be sent home without adequate support.

Scholarships launched to promote the research careers of university students with disabilities

The 1st edition of the ‘Fundación ONCE-Investiga’ program, co-financed by the ESF+, offers scholarships to support the research careers of university students with disabilities. The grants are managed through universities and research centers.

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

Guillermo Gracia, a swimmer with Down syndrome, has won more than 60 international medals, including 11 at the last world championship, with six golds. He denounces the lack of visibility that successes in adapted swimming receive.

Call Open for Plan Familia, Which Will Boost the Employability of 110 People with Disabilities

Fundación Adecco’s Plan Familia 2026, with a budget of 165,000 euros, offers psychological, training, and professional support for families with members who have disabilities, aiming to improve the employability of 110 beneficiaries.

Mahou bets on diversifying beyond beer and enters the coffee business with its own brand

Mahou launches 'Cafe 170', its new coffee brand exclusively aimed at the hospitality sector, with the goal of expanding nationwide and diversifying its business beyond beer.

La Fageda: This is the social project behind the yogurt consumed by Maria Branyas, the longest-lived woman in the world

La Fageda, a cooperative founded in 1982, generated 38.39 million euros in 2023 mainly from dairy production. It employs more than 500 vulnerable people, combining business with social impact.

Is Wall Street entering a new stock market supercycle?

Jerome Powell, Chairman of the Fed, warned that stock prices are "quite overvalued," similar to what Alan Greenspan expressed in his time, suggesting caution in the face of a possible stock market bubble.

'Open banking': the key to a fairer financial system

'Open banking' allows customers to manage and share their banking data securely, enabling fast transfers and promoting a more efficient and fair financial system.

Iberdrola concludes in Madrid the series of tributes to veteran and retired company employees

Iberdrola concluded its series of tributes to veteran and retired employees at the Iberdrola Campus in San AgustĂ­n de Guadalix, recognizing their dedication and contribution to the company.

Taylor Swift's Most Profitable Albums: Will 'The Life of a Showgirl' Break the Record of Her Best-Selling Album?

Taylor Swift, an icon of contemporary pop, is one of the artists with the highest global sales. Her new album, 'The Life of a Showgirl', could break previous records, further consolidating her success and profitability in the music industry.

Why Francis Ford Coppola Wants to Watch 'Licorice Pizza' More Times: "It Was Challenging"

Francis Ford Coppola praised Paul Thomas Anderson's new film, 'Licorice Pizza,' but admitted that he did not watch it under the best conditions. Due to the film's complexity, he wishes to see it again to better understand and fully appreciate it.

David Verdaguer Meets with David Trueba After 'Saben aquell' in This Romantic Tragicomedy

'It's Always Winter' adapts David Trueba's novel, originally titled 'Blitz' (2015), and tells the story of an unexpected breakup in this romantic tragicomedy.

This 'Euphoria' Actor Explains His Absence at the Emmy Gala: "There Was Nothing to Do"

Eric Dane, known for his roles in 'Euphoria' and 'Grey's Anatomy,' explained that he did not attend the Emmy gala because he felt there was "nothing to do" at the event.

Everything that happens in the last episode of 'Uncontrollable' has an explanation: this is the series' ?finale?

Mae Martin's series offers a bittersweet ending that resolves some mysteries but leaves several loose ends. Netflix has not yet announced whether there will be a renewal, leaving the series' future uncertain.

'Peaky Blinders' expands its universe: the Shelby legacy will continue with two new Netflix series

Steven Knight will continue the Shelby saga with two new Netflix series set after World War II, expanding the 'Peaky Blinders' universe and exploring new family stories following the end of the original series.

The 3 Risks That Could Trigger a War Between Humans and AI, Could It Actually Happen?

The conflict between humans and AI could arise due to information failures, shifts in the distribution of power, and the absence of clear focal points for control or regulation, which would increase the risk of clashes or misunderstandings.

Daniel Rausch (Amazon): "Everything Alexa Is Famous For Is Better Now"

Alexa+, the enhanced AI version of Amazon's assistant, is now available in the USA. Daniel Rausch, VP of Alexa & Echo, details its improvements and the roadmap, although there is still no date for its arrival in Spain.

A controversial Instagram tool that reveals your location arrives in Spain

Instagram launches its map in Spain with new updates focused on protecting users' safety, despite the controversy over revealing locations.

LG revolutionizes the market with its new 6K monitor and pioneering Thunderbolt 5 connectivity

LG's new monitor, featuring a 32-inch screen and 6K resolution, offers real-time 4K rendering and includes Thunderbolt 5 connectivity. It will be available in Spain at the end of October.

OpenAI's Sora 2 lets you be the star of any video: here's how you can do it

OpenAI's Sora 2 uses artificial intelligence to allow anyone to be the protagonist of imagined videos, transforming audiovisual creation and offering new forms of personalized protagonism.

This is the 'Floor method,' the training that is a hit among women over 45 that is arriving in Spain

The 'Floor method' is a training routine that strengthens the core and pelvic floor, especially benefiting women over 45. This technique is gaining popularity in Spain due to its results and focus on comprehensive women's health.

The new denim dress from Parfois perfect for in-between seasons

The denim dress from Parfois is ideal for the in-between seasons, offering a comfortable and relaxed look perfect for the office.

Esther Moreno, facial specialist and cosmetologist, on how to cleanse the face: "If we don't do it this way, we will accelerate aging"

Esther Moreno explains the importance of double facial cleansing to maintain healthy skin and prevent premature aging. This essential step in skincare helps remove impurities and residues, ensuring a deep and effective cleanse.

For fine hair, it is recommended to avoid very layered cuts, as they can emphasize the lack of volume and make the hair appear thinner.

In a Suit, with Her Family and Anna Wintour in the 'Front Row': Victoria Beckham Presents Her New Collection in Paris

Victoria Beckham presented her new capsule for Spring/Summer 2026 during Paris Fashion Week, accompanied by her family and with Anna Wintour in the front row.

David Callejo, doctor: "If you're pregnant and can't tolerate contact lenses, it's not your imagination, it's real"

David Callejo, doctor and science communicator, explains that during pregnancy it is common to experience discomfort when wearing contact lenses. These eye changes are real and are related to the hormonal and physical alterations that occur in the body during this stage.

This is one of the cheapest restaurants in Asturias: offers the daily menu for 5 euros

Located in Posada de Llanera, 35 km from Oviedo, this restaurant stands out for offering a very affordable daily menu, priced at only 5 euros, attracting customers with its great value for money.

Neither chocolate nor pistachio: the two unexpected ingredients that Dua Lipa adds to vanilla ice cream

Dua Lipa surprises by adding olive oil and salt to vanilla ice cream, enhancing the classic flavor of this summer dessert with unexpected ingredients.

This Sparkling Wine Was Born by Accident and Ended Up Becoming the Favorite for Celebrations

The creation of champagne is credited to a monk who accidentally discovered the method to make this sparkling wine. From that fortunate mistake, champagne has become the preferred drink for celebrations around the world.

The Most Famous Sauce Recipes That Made Their Creators Millionaires

Iconic sauces like sriracha and Tabasco have propelled their creators to fame and fortune. These unique recipes managed to conquer global palates, becoming million-dollar brands thanks to their popularity and authenticity.

The Guadalajara Dessert That Reminds of Fried Milk and Is Little Known in Spain

This traditional dessert from Guadalajara, with a secret recipe passed down through generations, is little known in Spain. Its flavor is reminiscent of fried milk, offering a sweet and authentic experience that represents the local culinary heritage.

Eggs Go Well with Everything: Five Omelets That Prove It

Beaten eggs allow for multiple combinations for omelets. Beyond the classic potato omelet, there are many creative ways to prepare this versatile dish.

The Most Monitored Smart Suitcases Ever: If They Don't Comply with the New Rule, They Won't Be Allowed on the Plane

Starting October 1st, new restrictions on international flights regulate the use of smart suitcases. If these devices do not meet the established safety regulations, they will not be allowed onboard the planes.

Nocturnal and fiery, such is the Belgian city of waffles and steep steps

Wallonia, a Belgian city along the Meuse River, stands out for its unique cultural heritage, especially the famous Bueren Staircase, which adds to its nightlife atmosphere and waffle tradition.

The Impressive 18th-Century Castle in Galicia Built on Cliffs

This 18th-century fortress, located on cliffs along the coast of A Coruña facing the Atlantic, has been a prominent historical stronghold. It is currently for sale, offering a unique opportunity to acquire a property with great architectural and scenic value.

The town that Carlos Alcaraz 'has' and that is not in Murcia

Carlos Alcaraz, besides putting the Murcian town of El Palmar on the map, also has a connection with another town located just two hours away.

This is the Airline with the Best Food: Fresh Ingredients and Michelin Chefs

The airline offers high-quality food in all its classes, from Economy to Business, using fresh ingredients and dishes created by Michelin-starred chefs to ensure a superior dining experience on board.

The town of Cuenca that conquers TikTok: it has less than 20 inhabitants

A small hamlet of Pozorrubielos de la Mancha, with fewer than 20 inhabitants, has gone viral on TikTok thanks to the humor and spontaneity of its residents.

The Parador in a Manor House Surrounded by Pines in One of the Most Beautiful Villages of Valladolid

The Parador of Tordesillas is located in a manor house surrounded by pines, in one of the most beautiful villages of Valladolid. It offers a combination of history, comfort, and nature, ideal for those seeking a peaceful and cultural stay in an iconic setting.

Walking Yoga, the Practice That Promises to Strengthen Your Muscles and Combat Anxiety

Walking yoga combines slow walking with yoga asanas, creating a practice that strengthens muscles and helps reduce anxiety, promoting a spiritual connection and a bond with nature.

These Are the Reasons Why a Nutritionist Buys Frozen Fruits and Vegetables

According to the nutritionist, frozen fruits and vegetables can offer more benefits than fresh ones, as they better preserve their nutrients by being processed quickly after harvest. Additionally, they are convenient, produce less waste, and allow for healthy eating throughout the year.

What It Means When a Person Talks a Lot About Their Past, According to Psychology

Constantly talking about the past can prevent one from enjoying the present and focusing on the future. According to psychology, this behavior could be linked to underlying mental health issues.

The distribution of body fat influences the risk of different types of cancer, according to a study

The research reveals that body fat distributed in different areas of the body impacts the risk of various types of cancer differently, increasing the likelihood of developing tumors in some cases.

The Three Foods That Help Clean Your Teeth Just by Biting Them

Some natural foods can help whiten and clean teeth simply by biting them. These foods work by removing stains and increasing saliva production, which helps maintain a cleaner and healthier smile in an easy and natural way.

Having Digestive Disorders Could Increase the Risk of Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s

A new study confirms the close relationship between the gut-brain axis, indicating that digestive disorders may increase the risk of developing Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s, reinforcing the importance of intestinal health in these neurodegenerative diseases.

Are you looking for a premium electric sedan with the range of a diesel?

Mercedes begins its new electric era with the CLA, a premium sedan that stands out for its nearly 800 km range and ultra-fast charging capability, marking a significant advancement in the electric vehicle market.

The Several-Month Prison Sentence That Will Be Imposed on the Drunk Motorcyclist Driving the Wrong Way on the A-7

On September 7, a motorcycle was detected driving in the wrong direction on the A-7. The Civil Guard identified the motorcyclist, who was under the influence of alcohol. He faces several months in prison for reckless driving and endangering road safety.

Plug-in Cars Break Record in September and Now Surpass 21% of the Market

Plug-in vehicle sales in Spain reached a record in September, doubling their figures and representing more than 21% of the automotive market.

What is the solenoid? The key part of the starter motor that can let us down

The solenoid, an essential part of the car's starter motor, can fail and leave us stranded if it is not properly checked before a trip.

The operation of Madrid's curious bus-taxi lanes that also allow these vehicles to circulate

In Madrid, the exclusive lanes for public transportation also allow taxis to circulate, a measure aimed at speeding up traffic and improving urban mobility, benefiting both buses and taxis in the city.

The Spanish highway that opens this October 1st after decades of construction

The final section of the Spanish highway, completed this year, is ready to open to traffic on October 1st. It is estimated that more than 10,000 vehicles will travel daily on this high-capacity road, marking the end of decades of construction.

Zaragoza vibrates with excitement with a cinematic proclamation to open the Fiestas del Pilar 2025

Pilar Palomero, Paula Ortiz, and Javier Macipe, prominent filmmakers, delivered the inaugural proclamation that marks the beginning of 10 consecutive days of celebration at the Fiestas del Pilar 2025 in Zaragoza.

Possible new case of gender-based violence in Madrid: woman in serious condition after being stabbed in the neck by her partner in Usera

A 45-year-old man has been arrested after allegedly stabbing his partner in the neck in Usera, Madrid. The woman is in serious condition, and the case is being investigated as a possible instance of gender-based violence.

A Motorcyclist Dies in a Multiple-Vehicle Accident with Several Injured in Vigo

A motorcyclist died in Vigo following a multiple-vehicle accident that left up to four more people seriously injured, according to reports from the 112 emergency service.

A man dies trapped in a clothing container in Puente Tocinos

A man died after becoming trapped in a clothing container in Puente Tocinos. The Local Police were alerted by a call to 112 shortly before seven in the morning.

Raphael cancels his concert at the Murcia Bullring due to bronchitis

Raphael canceled his concert at the Murcia Bullring on medical advice due to bronchitis.

Almost 300 workers are evacuated from a warehouse in San Fernando de Henares due to a fire

Almost 300 workers were evacuated from a warehouse in San Fernando de Henares due to a fire. According to 112 emergency services, no injuries or poisoning were reported during the evacuation.

Man arrested at Alicante airport for stealing €7,000 worth of jewelry from his aunt and attempting to flee to the United Kingdom

A man was arrested at Alicante airport after attempting to flee to the United Kingdom with jewelry valued at €7,000, which he had stolen from his aunt. The victim noticed the absence of a pearl necklace with a diamond clasp and a diamond ring from her jewelry box.

Eight injured after a boat explosion in the Fuengirola marina

Eight people were injured following an explosion on a boat in the Fuengirola marina. The City Council reported that the causes of the incident are still unknown and that the vessel sank after the explosion.

A judge investigates a property manager from Tarragona for embezzling 136,000 euros from residents

A judge is investigating a property manager who managed the homeowners' association of the Mas d'En GerembĂ­ Urbanization in El Catllar between 2013 and 2022 for embezzling 136,000 euros from the residents.

Four injured in a multiple pedestrian hit-and-run at a crosswalk in Jaén

A multiple pedestrian hit-and-run at a crosswalk in Jaén has left four people injured. The incident occurred during the Magna procession, when thousands of people were filling the streets.

The Andalusian Ombudsman Will Investigate Breast Cancer Screening Failures Ex Officio

The Andalusian Ombudsman will initiate an ex officio investigation after failures were detected in breast cancer screening. Since the end of this week, approximately 2,000 women with doubtful test results have been contacted to clarify the situation and ensure proper care.

A Striking Family Tradition: All Their Children Have Almost the Same Name

What started as something casual became a family tradition to unite all their children, who have very similar names as a symbol of unity and belonging.

Surprise of an American upon Discovering Spain's Historical Heritage

A young American, after three years in Spain, remains impressed and amazed by the country's historical monuments, highlighting his constant admiration since his arrival.

A little pig that jumped from a truck before being slaughtered finds a home

Peppa, a little pig, managed to escape unharmed by jumping from a stopped truck before being slaughtered and found a new home where she is safe and cared for.

Hematomas in Dogs' Ears: What They Are and How to Treat Them

Hematomas in dogs' ears appear as a soft swelling in one or both ears, affecting the ear flap partially or completely.

The humble donkey that is gradually disappearing: history, curiosities, and its place in the modern world

The donkey population in Europe has drastically decreased, dropping from two million in 1950 to just half a million in 2025, reflecting its gradual disappearance and the change in its role in modern society.

Cats with Curved Tails Over Their Backs, an Unexpected Twist in Feline Communication

Physical changes in cats, such as the tail curved over the back, affect how they communicate with each other and with humans, revealing new forms of feline interaction.

Your Daily Horoscope: Saturday, October 4, 2025

Check your horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es, where you'll find daily predictions to help you face the day with more clarity and confidence.

Check Bonoloto: results for this Saturday, October 4, 2025

The winning combination for the Bonoloto on October 4, 2025, is 7, 16, 22, 28, 40, and 46, with the complementary number 12 and refund number 8. More results available at 20minutos.es.

Time Change: The Three Communities in Spain That Should Keep Their Current Time Zone

The debate about changing the time zone in Spain is frequent, but three communities are already in the time zone that suits them, so they should not change it.

The Emotional Rescue of a Pitbull Trapped in a Drainpipe

A diver rescued a pitbull trapped in a drainpipe by using one of its squeaky toys to calm it down before bringing it to safety after minutes of distress.

The Curious Secret Code of Chameleons

Chameleons use changes in their skin color to communicate their emotional state, readiness for mating, and to warn about the defense of their territory.

'Whore Patrols', the Hunting of Women in Poland

A new surveillance mechanism in Poland, known as the "whore patrols," reflects how misogyny transcends online discourse, manifesting in forms of harassment targeted at underage girls, revealing a pattern of violence and social control.

What Happened to... Glenn Strömberg: Atalanta's Star in the Golden Era of the Italian League

Glenn Strömberg, former midfielder of Atalanta and Benfica, was a key figure in Serie A during its golden era. Additionally, he represented Sweden in the 1990 Italy World Cup.

Mistakes When Teleworking That Destroy Your Back

The pandemic boosted teleworking, now adopted as a hybrid system in many places. However, working from home can cause health problems if postural or ergonomic mistakes are made, especially affecting the back.

These 'celebrities' follow fewer than 10 people on Instagram

Some celebrities have millions of followers on Instagram, but surprisingly they follow very few accounts, in some cases fewer than ten, thus maintaining a very selective profile on the social network.

Small towns that have managed to bring their team to the First Division

More than 60 teams have played in the Spanish First Division. Although large cities usually have representation, several small towns have also managed to have their teams compete in the elite of Spanish football, demonstrating that success is not exclusive to major urban centers.

Several Spanish celebrities have very popular compound names, although many people might not be aware of it. These names reflect cultural traditions and are common in today's Spanish society.

I Have Overcome My Anxiety About Storage: This Virtual Cloud Is For Life

After several file transfers, I have found a definitive solution in a virtual cloud that offers lifetime storage, eliminating my worries about where to keep my data.

I have two Fire TV Sticks and installing apps is already a pain: I’m switching them for this Xiaomi device

The Fire TV Sticks have restricted the installation of Android apps, making their use complicated. This prompts considering a switch to an Android TV Box, like Xiaomi’s, which offers greater freedom and ease in installing apps.

The nostalgia for Game Boy is strong: this retro console fixes it—and with Android!

Retroid has launched a console that pays tribute to the classic design of the 90s Game Boy, but with the advantage of running on Android, combining nostalgia and modern technology.

How to Get Your Carpets Spotless with This Affordable, Space-Saving Upholstery Vacuum Cleaner

This affordable and compact vacuum cleaner is ideal for keeping carpets and upholstery clean, taking up very little space and making home cleaning easier.

​'The Fate of Ophelia', 'Elizabeth Taylor', 'The Life of a Showgirl': the meaning of the lyrics from Taylor Swift's new album

Taylor Swift's twelfth album, available on '20minutos', continues her characteristic style with lyrics that include hidden details, offering a deep meaning in songs such as 'The Fate of Ophelia', 'Elizabeth Taylor', and 'The Life of a Showgirl'.

Taylor Swift Releases 'The Life of a Showgirl,' an Anticipated Album Marking a New Chapter in Her Life: "A Mosaic of Laughter and Tears"

Taylor Swift launches her new album after regaining the rights to her songs. This highly anticipated record reflects a personal phase marked by a range of emotions, blending laughter and tears. It is now available to listen to on 20minutos.

Real Madrid, the surprise star of Taylor Swift's album, 'The Life of a Showgirl': "They want a contract, they want it all"

Taylor Swift released her new album 'The Life of a Showgirl', where in the song 'Wi$h Li$t' she mentions Real Madrid, referencing its status and luxuries. The artist highlights how the club represents ambition and the desire to have it all, reflecting themes of power and success in her music.

The Life and Songs of Raffaella CarrĂ  Become a Thrilling Musical

The biography and hits of Raffaella CarrĂ  come to the theater in a dynamic musical that celebrates her legacy. The production brings to life her most iconic moments, accompanied by her most famous songs, offering a vibrant and emotional tribute to the beloved Italian artist.

Robles praises the UME on its 20th anniversary: "When someone suffers, they are always there"

Minister Robles highlights the work of the UME on its 20th anniversary, emphasizing its commitment and constant presence in emergency situations. The unit has 3,500 military personnel distributed across its headquarters, support units, and five battalions.

These are the winning numbers in the ONCE Sueldazo on Saturday

The winning number for the ONCE Sueldazo on Saturday, October 4, 2025, is 79872 from series 002. The complete results are available on the website 20minutos.es.

Miguel Bosé forced to cancel his concert in New York due to a bureaucratic issue: "I apologize"

Miguel Bosé canceled his concert in New York due to a bureaucratic issue. Through Instagram, he apologized to his fans affected by the cancellation and expressed his regret over the situation.

Nach: "After 30 years of career I’m still here, and very few people in rap can say that"

Nach returns with 'Destino', an ambitious album that unites generations of rap through outstanding collaborations, reaffirming his relevance after three decades of career.

Italy announces the departure of Israel of a first group of 26 Flotilla activists

A first group of 26 Flotilla activists has signed a voluntary expulsion document and will be deported by Israel, according to Italy's announcement.

Check the EuroMillions results for this Friday, October 3, 2025

The winning combination for EuroMillions on Friday, October 3, 2025 is 6, 12, 18, 25, 41, with star numbers 2 and 6. More details at 20minutos.es.

Check the results of this Saturday's Primitiva

The winning combination of La Primitiva on Saturday, October 4, 2025 includes the numbers 10, 12, 25, 39, 41, and 46, with the complementary number 44 and refund number 2. The full results are available on 20minutos.es.

How Much Do You Know? Test Yourself with This Quiz of 10 Current News Stories

With the arrival of October and the autumn-winter season, a trivia quiz is presented to say goodbye to summer. The test includes 10 current news stories to challenge your knowledge of recent topics.

Ticketmaster Cornered: Seven States Sue the Company for Profiting from Ticket Resales

Seven state attorneys general, along with the Federal Trade Commission, are suing Live Nation, Ticketmaster’s parent company, for enabling and profiting from ticket resales, challenging the company’s practices in the secondary market.

The European blackout investigation finds that REE allows higher grid voltage than in the EU but points to power companies' 'trips'

The ENTSO-E report, which includes REE, does not analyze previous events and highlights the loss of generation prior to the main oscillation on April 28. It notes that the voltage in Spain is higher than in Portugal and Europe, but within normal limits. It points out that power companies' production cuts were a key factor in the blackout.

Jon Insausti will succeed Eneko Goia and will be the PNV candidate for the mayoralty of San SebastiĂĄn in 2027

The current mayor of Donostia, Eneko Goia, has decided to step down halfway through his third term to make way for and give visibility to his successor, Jon Insausti, who will be the PNV candidate for mayor in 2027.

Sarah Mullally Takes Leadership of the Anglican Church and Becomes the First Female Archbishop

Sarah Mullally, 63 years old, has been appointed leader of the Anglican Church, which has 95 million followers in 165 countries. She thus becomes the first woman to assume the role of archbishop.

Vox outlines the strategy in Talavera to promote a family support plan: "We want to boost national birth rates"

Ignacio Garriga from Vox stated that their goal is to encourage birth rates in Spain without resorting to mass immigration, proposing a family support plan to reverse the population pyramid.

The bridge that connected Asia and Alaska existed before the coldest phase of the last glaciation

Scientists estimate that the Bering Land Bridge was above sea level about 70,000 years ago, existing before the coldest phase of the last glaciation and possibly facilitating migration between Asia and Alaska.

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

20AM offers a summary of the most important news to start the day informed. It covers national and international topics, economy, politics, and society, providing relevant and up-to-date information to keep the reader aware of recent events and their impacts.

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

This article offers practical advice for better managing your personal budget. It includes tips for saving, controlling expenses, and optimizing income, promoting healthy financial habits that help maximize the available money and plan your financial future more effectively.

Cinemania: The Series and Movies You Can't Miss

This article highlights the must-watch series and movies of the moment, recommending titles that combine quality, engaging plots, and outstanding actors. It includes a variety of genres for different tastes, as well as some international productions and new releases that are making waves on streaming platforms, ensuring options for all audiences and interests.

'Emmaus' Retreats: What This Spiritual Experience Shared by Tamara FalcĂł and Her Friends Is About

The 'Emmaus' retreats are spiritual experiences that combine reflection, prayer, and fellowship, gaining popularity among celebrities like Tamara FalcĂł. These gatherings aim to renew faith and strengthen personal bonds in an atmosphere of peace and meditation.

RosalĂ­a sparks controversy by appearing in Paris with white armpit hair: "It looks ridiculous"

RosalĂ­a caused a stir on social media after attending Julie Kegels' fashion show in Paris with a bold style that featured her armpit hair dyed white, generating controversy and criticism for its originality.

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

A TikTok influencer visited a beautiful city in Andalusia and was fascinated, describing the experience as if they felt like part of a movie.

Low Emission Zones: the four Spanish cities that already ban entry to cars with label B

Four Spanish cities have strengthened their Low Emission Zones (LEZ) and prohibit the entry of vehicles with environmental label B, aiming to improve air quality and reduce pollution in their urban areas.

'Peaky Blinders' expands its universe: the Shelby legacy will continue with two new Netflix series

Steven Knight will continue the Shelby saga with two new Netflix series, set after World War II, expanding the 'Peaky Blinders' universe and exploring new stories related to the family.

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 when sending moving images.

The town where presenter Sandra Golpe was born: in CĂĄdiz and has prehistoric archaeological remains

Sandra Golpe, Antena 3 presenter, was born in a coastal town in CĂĄdiz that has prehistoric archaeological remains, although she has developed her professional career in Madrid.

'The Rings of Power', Season 3: Its teaser surprises by connecting the story with Aragorn and the sword Narsil

Prime Video revealed previews of the third season of "The Rings of Power," coming in 2026. The teaser surprised fans by directly connecting the story with Aragorn and the legendary sword Narsil, deepening the relationship between the series and the original Lord of the Rings saga.

The longest total solar eclipse of the century according to NASA: when it will be, where and how to watch it from Spain

NASA confirmed that the upcoming total solar eclipse will be the longest of the century, surpassing the typical duration of these phenomena. It will be visible from several regions, including Spain, and instructions will be provided for its proper viewing.

The Cities in Spain That Will Enjoy the Total Solar Eclipse in 2026: List of Capitals and Municipalities

The total solar eclipse of 2026 will be visible in Spain from Galicia, moving eastward to the Balearic Islands, the last region where it can be observed, including several capitals and municipalities along its path.

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

The new shopping center is part of Atlético de Madrid's City of Sport and will be located near the Metropolitano Stadium, integrating with this important sports complex.

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

Recent crises, such as the pandemic, wars, and blackouts in Spain, have highlighted the importance of having cash at home. The European Central Bank recommends keeping a prudent amount for emergencies, ensuring liquidity when other payment methods do not work.

German coalition partner seeks protections for European steel, document shows

Germany's coalition partner is pushing for protective measures to support the European steel industry, according to a revealed document. The move aims to shield domestic steel producers from global market pressures and unfair competition, emphasizing the sector's strategic importance for Europe's economy and security. The proposal reflects growing calls within the EU for stronger industrial safeguards.

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Who’s driving the gold market in 2025 – investors or central banks?

The gold market in 2025 is influenced by both investors and central banks. Rising inflation and economic uncertainties drive investors toward gold as a safe haven, while central banks continue to adjust their reserves strategically. Market dynamics reflect a balance between private demand and official sector actions, making gold prices sensitive to geopolitical and financial factors.

Gold hits record high as investors eye supportive backdrop into 2026

Gold prices reached a record high as investors anticipate favorable conditions through 2026. Factors driving demand include ongoing economic uncertainties, inflation concerns, and sustained low interest rates. Market analysts highlight gold's appeal as a safe-haven asset amid geopolitical tensions and cautious monetary policies, supporting its bullish outlook for the coming years.

Oil posts 8% weekly loss on potential OPEC+ supply additions

Oil prices fell about 8% over the week due to signals that OPEC+ might increase supply. Concerns over rising output have pressured the market amid persistent global economic uncertainties. Traders are cautious as the potential supply boost could offset demand gains, leading to a bearish outlook for crude in the near term.

Saudi Arabia and Russia at odds over OPEC+ output hike size - Reuters

Saudi Arabia and Russia are in disagreement over the scale of the upcoming OPEC+ oil output increase. Saudi Arabia favors a smaller hike to stabilize prices, while Russia advocates for a larger boost to meet rising demand. This tension highlights differing priorities within the group as they balance market stability and revenue goals amid fluctuating global oil dynamics.

OPEC+ set for another oil hike as Saudi and Russia debate size, sources say

OPEC+ plans another oil production increase, but Saudi Arabia and Russia are negotiating the hike's scale. Sources reveal differing views on the exact output boost required to balance the market without undermining prices. The decision reflects ongoing efforts to manage supply amid fluctuating demand and geopolitical tensions affecting global oil markets.

Gold prices edge higher; strong weekly gains likely

Gold prices rose as investors sought safe-haven assets amid global economic uncertainties. The metal showed steady gains throughout the week, supported by concerns over inflation and geopolitical tensions. Market analysts predict the upward trend may continue if current conditions persist, potentially leading to significant weekly gains for gold.

Saudi faces rising fiscal risks amid mounting spending, oil prices dip, Fitch says

Fitch highlights increasing fiscal risks for Saudi Arabia due to higher government spending and recent declines in oil prices. The rating agency warns that sustained low oil revenues could pressure the kingdom’s budget balance and debt levels, emphasizing the need for fiscal consolidation and economic diversification to maintain financial stability.

Oil prices edge higher, but set for sharp weekly decline ahead of OPEC+ meet

Oil prices rose slightly but are on track for a significant weekly drop as traders await the upcoming OPEC+ meeting. Market uncertainty persists over potential production adjustments, influencing price volatility. Investors are cautious amid mixed signals on global demand and supply outlooks ahead of the key OPEC+ decision.

Russia stocks lower at close of trade; MOEX Russia Index unchanged

Russian stocks declined by the close of trading, although the MOEX Russia Index ended the day unchanged. Market activity reflected mixed investor sentiment amid ongoing economic and geopolitical uncertainties affecting Russia's financial markets.

Automaker Stellantis planning $10 billion in US investments, Bloomberg News reports

Stellantis plans to invest $10 billion in the US to boost electric vehicle production and battery manufacturing. The investments aim to enhance the company's competitiveness in the growing EV market, create jobs, and support the transition to sustainable mobility, Bloomberg News reports.

Chevron to make adjustments to Los Angeles refinery following large fire

Chevron plans operational adjustments at its Los Angeles refinery after a major fire incident. The company aims to enhance safety measures and minimize future risks while working closely with authorities to resume normal operations safely.

Ecuador revokes environmental license for Canada’s DPM to develop gold project

Ecuador has withdrawn the environmental license for Canadian company DPM's gold mining project, halting its development. The decision stems from concerns over environmental impacts and local community opposition. This move reflects Ecuador's tightening regulations on mining activities to protect ecosystems and address social issues related to resource exploitation.

Taylor Swift’s ’Life of a Showgirl’ presents pop phenomenon at the peak of her power

The documentary showcases Taylor Swift during her 2018 "Reputation" Stadium Tour, highlighting her evolution as a pop icon. It offers an intimate look at her performances, behind-the-scenes moments, and the pressures of fame, capturing her resilience and artistry at the height of her career. Fans gain insight into her dedication and the spectacle that defines her concerts.

Data centres in space? Jeff Bezos says it’s possible

Jeff Bezos suggested that data centres could be placed in space, leveraging advancements in technology and space infrastructure. This concept aims to address Earth-based limitations like cooling and energy supply by utilizing the space environment for improved efficiency and scalability in data processing.

OpenAI’s Altman seeks funds for infrastructure expansion on Asia, Middle East tour, WSJ reports

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is touring Asia and the Middle East to secure funding aimed at expanding the company’s AI infrastructure. The tour highlights OpenAI’s strategic push to enhance its global presence and capabilities, focusing on building partnerships and investment opportunities in key international markets. This move follows growing demand for advanced AI services worldwide.

Renault plans to cut 3,000 jobs in support functions, French newsletter reports

Renault intends to cut 3,000 jobs primarily in its support functions as part of a restructuring effort to improve efficiency and reduce costs. The planned job reductions focus on non-manufacturing roles, aiming to streamline operations amid challenging market conditions and increased competition.

Which IT hardware stocks stand to benefit from the AI boom? Bernstein weighs in.

Bernstein highlights key IT hardware stocks poised to gain from the AI surge, emphasizing companies involved in semiconductors, data centers, and cloud infrastructure. Enhanced AI workloads are driving demand for advanced chips and computing power, benefiting firms that supply critical hardware components. This trend positions select tech hardware stocks for potential growth as AI adoption accelerates across industries.

How carrier incentives allow iPhones to be more affordable

Carrier incentives, such as subsidies and trade-in offers, help lower the upfront cost of iPhones. These deals enable customers to access flagship models at reduced prices or with manageable monthly payments. Carriers recover these costs through service contracts, making iPhones more affordable while boosting customer loyalty and network retention.

Egypt's non-oil private sector contracts modestly in September, PMI shows

Egypt's non-oil private sector experienced a modest contraction in September, as indicated by the Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI). The decline reflects tightened economic conditions, with reduced output and new orders amid ongoing challenges. Despite the contraction, some firms remain cautiously optimistic about future growth prospects.

China provides intelligence to Russia on Ukraine targets, Ukrainian intelligence says

Ukrainian intelligence claims China is supplying Russia with intelligence on Ukrainian targets to aid its military operations. This marks a significant escalation in China's involvement, as it allegedly supports Russia's war efforts in Ukraine by sharing sensitive information. The report raises concerns about China's role and the broader geopolitical implications of this collaboration amid the ongoing conflict.

German economy ministry revises 2025 growth forecast up slightly to 0.2% - source

Germany’s economy ministry has slightly raised its growth forecast for 2025 to 0.2%, reflecting modest improvements amid ongoing challenges. The revision highlights cautious optimism despite external uncertainties impacting Europe's largest economy.

Ireland hikes corporate tax forecast on stalled global tax deal

Ireland has increased its corporate tax revenue forecast due to delayed implementation of a global minimum tax agreement. The stalled deal means companies continue benefiting from Ireland's low 12.5% rate longer than expected, boosting government income. The forecast revision reflects stronger-than-anticipated corporate tax receipts amid ongoing international tax negotiations.

US services sector growth slows; prices paid measure rises slightly

The US services sector growth slowed in April, indicating a deceleration after strong expansion earlier in the year. However, the prices paid measure increased slightly, suggesting that businesses are experiencing rising input costs despite the slowdown. This mixed data indicates a cautious economic environment with ongoing inflationary pressures affecting service providers.

U.S. services sector activity unchanged in September; employment contracts - ISM

The ISM reported that U.S. services sector activity remained flat in September, showing no growth from August. However, employment in the sector contracted, indicating slower job gains. This suggests cautious business sentiment amid economic uncertainties, potentially impacting overall economic expansion.

U.S. non-manufacturing sector contracts, ISM PMI dips to 50.0

The U.S. non-manufacturing sector contracted as the ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI fell to 50.0 in April, marking the lowest level since May 2020. This indicates stagnation in the service sector growth amid economic uncertainties and rising inflation pressures, signaling potential slowing economic activity moving forward.

Canada's services PMI hits a three-month low in September as jobs decline

Canada's services PMI dropped to a three-month low in September, reflecting slower growth in the sector. The decline was driven by reduced new orders and falling employment, signaling cautious business sentiment amid economic uncertainties. Despite this, overall business activity remained positive but showed notable signs of cooling compared to previous months.

Services PMI dips slightly, but remains strong, beating forecasts

The latest Services PMI showed a slight decrease but stayed robust, surpassing market expectations. Strong demand and business activity supported growth despite minor headwinds. Overall, the sector remains resilient, signaling continued expansion in service industries.

Brazil's industrial production rises 0.8% in August, beats forecasts

Brazil's industrial production increased by 0.8% in August, surpassing expectations. The growth was driven by gains in manufacturing and mining sectors. This rise indicates improved economic activity, supported by stronger domestic demand and export performance. The data suggests a steady recovery in Brazil's industrial output amid ongoing global challenges.

Analysis - Takaichi’s Win as Japan Leader May Delay, Not Derail, BOJ Rate Hikes

Japan’s Prime Minister candidate Takaichi’s victory could delay the Bank of Japan’s plan to raise interest rates but is unlikely to stop it entirely. Although her policies might take a more cautious approach, underlying economic pressures indicate that rate hikes remain necessary to tackle inflation and stabilize the economy. This development suggests possible adjustments in the timing of rate increases rather than a total reversal of policy.

Right-wing Sanae Takaichi set to be Japan’s first female premier

Sanae Takaichi, a right-wing politician, is poised to become Japan's first female prime minister. Her rise marks a significant shift in Japan's political landscape, emphasizing conservative policies and nationalistic priorities. Takaichi's leadership could reshape Japan's domestic and foreign policies, reflecting her strong stance on traditional values and security issues.

Populist Babis cruises to Czech election win, will seek support from fringe parties

Andrej Babis, leader of the populist ANO party, won the Czech parliamentary elections decisively. Despite lacking an outright majority, he plans to form a government by seeking alliances with smaller, fringe parties. Babis's victory marks a shift in Czech politics, emphasizing anti-establishment and nationalist sentiments.

Malawi’s Mutharika sworn in for second term as president

Lazarus Chakwera was sworn in for his second term as Malawi’s president, following a contested election. The inauguration marks continuity in leadership amid challenges including economic recovery and the ongoing fight against COVID-19. Mutharika pledged to focus on national unity and development to address the country’s pressing issues.

Senior US senator wants to boost pressure on China over Taiwan

A senior US senator advocates increasing pressure on China regarding Taiwan, emphasizing the need for stronger US support and strategic measures to counter China's growing aggression and protect Taiwan's sovereignty amid rising regional tensions.

Japan’s Nikkei seen hitting new highs as yen, bonds sputter on Takaichi victory

Japan’s Nikkei index is expected to reach new highs following Sanae Takaichi’s victory in the LDP leadership race. Investors anticipate her pro-growth policies will boost the economy. Meanwhile, the yen and government bonds have weakened amid concerns over potential aggressive fiscal spending and monetary easing under her leadership. This market reaction reflects mixed investor sentiment on Japan’s economic outlook.

What is the US Treasury’s Exchange Stabilization Fund

The US Treasury’s Exchange Stabilization Fund (ESF) is a financial tool used to stabilize the currency, manage exchange rates, and address balance of payments issues. Established in 1934, the ESF can intervene in foreign exchange markets using its own assets, independent of Congressional appropriations. It supports economic stability by providing liquidity and responding to financial emergencies.

Japan’s Takaichi Sees Need to Achieve Demand-Driven Inflation

Japan’s Minister Sanae Takaichi emphasized the importance of achieving demand-driven inflation to ensure sustainable economic growth. She highlighted that boosting consumer spending and corporate investment is key to overcoming deflationary pressures. Takaichi also stressed the role of tailored monetary and fiscal policies in stimulating demand, aiming for stable inflation that reflects a healthy, expanding economy.

Centrist Republicans warn against Trump’s partisan shutdown strategy

Centrist Republicans caution that former President Trump's push for a government shutdown to achieve partisan goals risks damaging the party's image and alienating moderate voters. They urge GOP leaders to seek bipartisan solutions to avoid political fallout and maintain effective governance.

Factbox - The Longest US Government Shutdowns

The factbox lists the longest US government shutdowns by duration and impact. The record was the 35-day shutdown from December 2018 to January 2019, caused by a budget dispute over border wall funding. Other notable shutdowns include those in 1995-1996 and 2013, highlighting recurring political conflicts affecting federal operations and employees.

EOS Climbs 10% In Bullish Trade

EOS price surged 10% amid bullish market activity, driven by positive investor sentiment and increased trading volume. The crypto's upward momentum reflects growing confidence and potential upcoming developments in its ecosystem, positioning EOS for further gains in the near term.

Why this analyst thinks Bitcoin price will hit a fresh record high next week

An analyst predicts Bitcoin will reach a new all-time high next week, citing strong market momentum, increased institutional interest, and positive technical indicators. Factors such as growing adoption and favorable macroeconomic conditions support this bullish outlook, suggesting an imminent surge in Bitcoin’s price.

Bitcoin price today: up above $120k on seasonal optimism; altcoins rangebound

Bitcoin surged above $120,000 driven by seasonal optimism and strong market sentiment, while altcoins remained mostly rangebound with limited movement. Investors are optimistic about year-end trends boosting Bitcoin further, although alternative cryptocurrencies showed cautious trading amid market uncertainty.

Classover to accept Solana payments, holds $13.4M in SOL treasury

Classover, the NFT marketplace, will start accepting payments in Solana (SOL). The platform currently holds $13.4 million worth of SOL in its treasury, signaling strong confidence in the Solana ecosystem and aiming to attract more users through increased payment flexibility.

Walmart-backed fintech OnePay is bringing crypto to its banking app - CNBC

Walmart-backed fintech OnePay plans to integrate cryptocurrency features into its banking app, enabling users to buy, sell, and manage crypto assets alongside traditional banking services. This move aims to merge mainstream banking with the growing digital currency market, offering customers more financial flexibility and access to crypto within a trusted platform.

Mobix Labs launches acquisition strategy with $100 million funding access

Mobix Labs announced a new acquisition strategy supported by access to $100 million in funding. This move aims to accelerate growth by acquiring innovative companies and technologies, expanding Mobix Labs’ market presence and enhancing its offerings in the tech sector. The funding will enable strategic investments and foster innovation within its portfolio.

Bybit Kazakhstan and Biometric.Vision Introduce Biometrics to Enhance Customer Security

Bybit Kazakhstan has partnered with Biometric.Vision to implement biometric verification technology, aiming to strengthen customer security. This collaboration will enhance identity authentication processes, reduce fraud risk, and improve user experience by integrating advanced biometric solutions into Bybit's platform. The move reflects growing emphasis on security in the crypto industry.

BTCC Exchange Crosses 10 Million Users: Head of Operations Alex Hung on Building for the Long Term

BTCC Exchange has surpassed 10 million users, marking a significant milestone. Alex Hung, Head of Operations, emphasized the platform's focus on sustainable growth and long-term development. The exchange aims to enhance user experience through continuous innovation and robust security measures, positioning itself as a reliable player in the competitive crypto market.

Davis Commodities reviews $2.5 billion digital commodity treasury model

Davis Commodities has launched a $2.5 billion digital commodity treasury model to optimize asset management and trading strategies. The initiative aims to enhance liquidity, transparency, and operational efficiency in commodity markets through advanced digital tools and blockchain technology. This move positions Davis Commodities at the forefront of innovation in the digital commodities space.

Psy Protocol Testnet Combines Internet Scale and Speed with Bitcoin-Level Security

Psy Protocol has launched its testnet, delivering internet-scale speed with Bitcoin-level security. The platform aims to combine high transaction throughput and robust decentralization, enabling fast, secure, and scalable blockchain applications. This balance positions Psy Protocol as a promising solution for addressing current blockchain limitations in speed and security.

Energy Fuels closes upsized $700 million convertible notes offering

Energy Fuels successfully closed an upsized $700 million convertible notes offering, exceeding initial targets. The funds will support the company's growth initiatives and enhance its financial flexibility. This move aims to strengthen Energy Fuels' position in the uranium market amid rising demand for clean energy resources.

Cathie Wood's ARK bolsters Alibaba, trims Amazon stock

Cathie Wood's ARK Investment Management increased its holdings in Alibaba while reducing its Amazon stock. This move reflects ARK’s strategy to capitalize on Alibaba's growth potential amid market shifts, balancing its tech portfolio by trimming exposure to Amazon. The changes indicate ARK’s adaptive approach to evolving opportunities in the tech sector.

MedX Health completes initial closing of private placement

MedX Health has successfully completed the initial closing of its private placement, securing additional funding. The proceeds will support the company’s growth initiatives and enhance its product development efforts. This capital raise marks a significant step in MedX Health's strategy to expand and strengthen its market position.

GigCapital8 prices $220 million IPO, shares to begin trading Monday

GigCapital8 has priced its initial public offering at $220 million. The company's shares are set to begin trading on the stock market starting Monday. This move marks a significant step for the company, aiming to raise capital and expand its business operations.

Metallus reaches tentative agreement with steelworkers union

Metallus and the steelworkers union have reached a tentative agreement, potentially ending ongoing negotiations. Details of the deal remain undisclosed, but both parties expressed optimism about achieving a fair resolution that benefits workers and the company. The agreement is set to be reviewed and voted on by union members soon.

New Pacific Metals files new base shelf prospectus for future offerings

New Pacific Metals Corp. has filed a new base shelf prospectus to facilitate future equity or debt offerings. This move aims to provide the company with flexibility to raise capital efficiently as market conditions allow, supporting ongoing operations and growth initiatives in the mining sector.

Azitra receives NYSE American non-compliance notice

Azitra has been notified by the NYSE American exchange of non-compliance due to its stock price falling below the required minimum. The company now has a specified period to regain compliance by increasing its stock price or face potential delisting. Azitra is focused on advancing its clinical programs and plans to take necessary actions to meet listing standards.

Hertz promotes Mike Moore to COO to oversee fleet operations

Hertz has appointed Mike Moore as Chief Operating Officer, assigning him the responsibility of managing fleet operations. Moore's promotion is intended to enhance the company's operational efficiency and support its growth strategy in the competitive car rental market.

Patterson-UTI reports 93 drilling rigs operating in September

Patterson-UTI reported operating 93 drilling rigs in September, reflecting current activity levels in the oilfield services sector. This figure indicates ongoing demand for drilling services amid fluctuating energy markets and highlights the company’s operational capacity during this period.

AIG North America CEO Don Bailey to retire, new leadership announced

Don Bailey is retiring as CEO of AIG North America. The company has announced new leadership to succeed him, marking a key transition in its executive team. Further details about the successor and strategic plans were highlighted during the leadership change announcement.

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