News Summary - 10/08/2025

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US special envoy and Trump's son-in-law to join Gaza peace talks in Egypt

Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner will join Gaza peace talks in Egypt, following a second day of discussions that ended without tangible results, according to a Palestinian official.

Five takeaways from Pam Bondi's tense, partisan Senate hearing

The hearing was marked by high tension and partisan clashes, with Attorney General Pam Bondi aggressively defending her record and policies. The session covered multiple contentious issues, highlighting deep political divides and sharp exchanges between lawmakers and Bondi.

At least 24 killed as paraglider drops bombs at Myanmar Buddhist festival

A bombing by a paraglider at a Myanmar Buddhist festival has killed at least 24 people. The attack caused widespread devastation, making it difficult for locals and authorities to identify the victims. The incident has shocked the community and heightened tensions in the region.

Time may be running out for Master of clocks Macron: What next for France?

Emmanuel Macron faces mounting challenges after eight years as France’s president, as the country's political crisis intensifies, putting his leadership under increasing pressure.

White House suggests some federal workers may not get back pay after shutdown

As the shutdown nears its second week, President Trump indicated that some furloughed federal workers may not receive back pay, stating that certain employees "don't deserve to be taken care of." This suggests potential cuts to compensation despite previous assurances.

Scientist's off-grid hike interrupted by news of Nobel Prize win

Dr. Fred Ramsdell was enjoying an off-grid hike when the Nobel committee reached out to inform him of his Nobel Prize win, interrupting his time offline.

Dolly Parton's sister asks fans to pray for country singer

A week after Dolly Parton postponed several gigs due to health issues, her sister has asked fans to keep the 79-year-old country singer in their prayers.

German mayor critically injured in stabbing attack, police say

Chancellor Friedrich Merz expressed concern for the life of Iris Stalzer, the newly-elected mayor of Herdecke, who was critically injured in a stabbing attack.

Gold surges past $4,000 an ounce as uncertainty fuels rally

Gold prices surged past $4,000 an ounce, driven by market uncertainty. Analysts attribute the rally in part to delays in economic data reporting caused by the US government shutdown, heightening investor caution and boosting demand for the safe-haven asset.

Japan football official sentenced for viewing child abuse images on plane

A Japanese football official, Kageyama, was sentenced after flight crew alerted authorities when he was caught viewing child abuse images on a plane.

Chad cuts ties with wildlife charity linked to Prince Harry

Chad has ended its partnership with African Parks, a wildlife charity associated with Prince Harry, citing the organization's arrogant and disrespectful attitude toward the government.

Dazzling supermoon illuminates skylines around the world

This week's supermoon, called the Harvest and Hunter's moons, was vividly captured in photos from cities including Paris and Taipei, lighting up skylines worldwide.

Two Austrian women switched at birth meet 35 years later

Doris Grünwald and Jessica Baumgartner, born in Graz in 1990, were accidentally switched at birth and raised by each other's families. They discovered the mix-up and reunited 35 years later, uncovering their true origins.

Albanian judge shot dead in court by man during trial

Judge Astrit Kalaja was fatally shot during a hearing at Tirana's Court of Appeal. Two other individuals were injured in the attack.

Third person dies from methanol poisoning in Brazil

Over 200 people have been affected by methanol poisoning linked to tainted drinks in Brazil. Authorities are currently investigating the source of these contaminated beverages following the death of a third victim.

'I sleep with a gas mask on' - Life next to Portland protest angering Trump

Residents near Portland protests describe a tense daily life, with some wearing gas masks to sleep due to frequent tear gas use. Amid ongoing demonstrations and threats of military intervention from Trump, the community faces unrest, disruption, and heightened anxiety.

The deadly dose: Inside India's cough syrup obsession

India's cough syrup market is under scrutiny following the deaths of multiple children caused by contaminated syrups. The incident has raised concerns about product safety, regulation, and the widespread use of these medicines, highlighting the urgent need for stricter oversight to prevent further tragedies.

Jeremy Bowen: Two years on, will Israel and Hamas seize the chance to end the war?

A potential deal could end the violence in Gaza and secure the return of Israeli hostages, both alive and deceased, offering hope to families affected by the conflict.

'I was lucky to get out': Everest hikers battle hypothermia as blizzard rescue continues

A deadly blizzard has left at least one hiker dead and hundreds stranded near Everest's eastern face. Rescue efforts are ongoing amid severe weather, with many climbers battling hypothermia and harsh conditions as they await evacuation.

Why is Trump trying to deploy the National Guard to US cities?

Trump insists National Guard troops are necessary to restore order in US cities amid unrest. However, Democratic-led states warn that such deployments could heighten tensions and worsen the situation.

Yet another French PM resigns, spelling yet more trouble for Macron

France’s President Macron faces growing unpopularity, causing instability in his government as another Prime Minister resigns. This political turbulence may harm Macron’s chances and those linked to him ahead of the 2027 elections, warns BBC's Hugh Schofield.

What are the key sticking points in Trump's Gaza peace plan?

Israel and Hamas negotiators are meeting indirectly in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, to discuss ending the Israel-Gaza conflict, aiming to find common ground for peace amid ongoing tensions.

What we know about the hostages still in Gaza

Two years after the 7 October attacks, dozens of hostages remain held by Hamas in Gaza. BBC Verify has reviewed available information to shed light on their status and circumstances.

BBC correspondents share their memories of 7 October

BBC Middle East Correspondent Yolande Knell and Gaza Correspondent Rushdi Abualouf reflect on their experiences and memories from 7 October, providing personal insights into the events and atmosphere of that day in the region.

Watch: Race to reach hikers stranded by Mount Everest blizzard

Chinese state media report that approximately 350 people have been rescued following a Mount Everest blizzard, with ongoing efforts to reach over 200 more hikers still stranded.

Watch: Will President Trump get a Nobel Peace Prize?

The BBC surveyed Americans in Washington to gather opinions on what actions President Trump must take to merit receiving the Nobel Peace Prize.

Cars swept away in Bulgaria floods

At least three people, including two rescue workers, have died in severe floods in Bulgaria's southeast, where heavy rains caused significant destruction and vehicles to be swept away.

Four Workers Die After the Collapse of a Building Under Construction in Madrid: Their Bodies Were Found Among the Rubble Early This Morning

Madrid firefighters began the search for four missing workers following the collapse of a building under construction, using specialized dogs since 6:30 p.m. Ultimately, their bodies were located among the rubble early this morning, confirming their deaths.

The witnesses of the collapse on Hileras Street, in Ópera: "The house shook and suddenly nothing could be seen because of the dust"

Several floors of a building in the center of Madrid collapsed, causing a strong tremor and a cloud of dust that made visibility difficult, according to the witnesses.

What is Known and the Unknowns About the Collapse of a Building on Hileras Street in Madrid

Several floors of the building on Hileras Street in Madrid collapsed, causing a large cloud of dust. The causes and details about the incident are still under investigation.

Live | Almeida lands at Barajas and moves to Hileras Street

The building under construction on Hileras Street, in the Opera neighborhood, had several workers present when the events occurred, which is why Almeida has traveled to the location after landing at Barajas.

Almeida states that the search tasks for the missing in the Ópera building collapse are "very tough"

The mayor of Madrid indicated that the search for the missing after the collapse of the Ópera building is very difficult. In addition, he affirmed that the construction had all the proper documentation in order.

Emergency in Madrid: Images of the chaos after the building collapse

In Madrid, a building collapsed, mobilizing 11 fire brigade units along with teams from Samur and the National Police, working in the emergency to manage the situation and secure the area.

José Lozano, crew member of the second Gaza Flotilla: "When I am detained I will not accept food from Israel"

José Lozano, crew member of the second Gaza Flotilla, recounts the presence of Israeli drones monitoring their boats. Additionally, he declares that if he is detained, he will not accept food provided by Israel, demonstrating his firm stance on the situation.

Two years since the Hamas attack that shook the Middle East

The second anniversary of October 7 is being marked, the date of the massacre carried out by Hamas in Israel, an event that triggered a severe crisis in the Middle East.

Hamas agrees to hand over weapons to an Egyptian-Palestinian committee but rejects international management of Gaza and Blair's presence

Israeli and Hamas negotiators will continue talks this afternoon for a ceasefire, following a first round considered "positive." Hamas agrees to hand over weapons to an Egyptian-Palestinian committee but rejects international management of Gaza and the presence of Tony Blair.

Breaking news of the war in Gaza, live | Trump says he will do "everything possible" to ensure Israel and Hamas comply with his peace plan

The latest news of the war in Gaza includes the acceptance and start of the peace plan proposed by Trump, who commits to doing everything possible to ensure Israel and Hamas comply with it. Additionally, the return of all members of the Flotilla is announced.

PP and PSOE support Trump's plan in the European Parliament: "It is a decisive moment"

The European Commission acknowledges progress towards peace and urges Israel and Hamas to equally commit to advancing the process. Meanwhile, PP and PSOE in the European Parliament support Trump's plan, considering it a crucial moment to resolve the conflict.

Congress postpones vote on arms embargo to Israel until Wednesday to avoid coinciding with October 7

The vote on the arms embargo on Israel in the Lower House, originally scheduled for Tuesday to coincide with the second anniversary of the Hamas terrorist attack, has been postponed to Wednesday following criticism and rejection from the Israeli Embassy in Spain and parliamentary groups who objected to the date.

Podemos continues to deliberate and keeps the arms embargo on Israel in suspense despite pressure from pro-Palestinian groups

The PP intensifies its criticism of the Government's decree, accusing the left of antisemitism and calling their actions a farce, while Podemos remains undecided about the arms embargo on Israel amid pressure from pro-Palestinian groups.

Israel Remembers the Hostages Two Years Later: "Life Has Become a Mourning"

The second anniversary of the attack that left 1,250 dead is being commemorated as Israel and Hamas negotiate the peace plan proposed by President Donald Trump. The Israeli population lives in mourning for the hostages and the losses caused by the conflict.

Itzik Horn, father of one of the hostages held by Hamas: "I won’t believe in his release until he’s in the Red Cross car"

Eitan Horn, Itzik’s youngest son, was kidnapped by Hamas following the attacks of October 7, 2023. His older brother, Iair, was released in February, but Eitan remains captive. Itzik states that he will not believe in his son’s release until he sees him in a Red Cross vehicle.

A Middle East association denounces several Spanish clubs for "complicity with hatred towards Jews" in their stadiums

The association Action and Communication on the Middle East has denounced Spanish clubs such as Athletic, Barça, and Sevilla for allowing symbols, banners, and messages with antisemitic content in their stadiums, accusing them of complicity with hatred towards Jews.

Tense Face-to-Face Between Nacho Abad and Flotilla Activist Hanan Alcalde After Her Return from Gaza: "You’re Not Going to Judge Me"

Nacho Abad confronted Hanan Alcalde after her return from Gaza, accusing her of caring only about the Palestinians and not about the Israelis or their victims, leading to a tense exchange between them.

They reveal the cause of Felix Baumgartner’s fatal accident: "He entered a spin and couldn’t recover"

An investigating prosecutor reported that Felix Baumgartner was unable to execute the necessary maneuver to avoid the collision, which caused him to enter a spin he could not recover from, resulting in the fatal accident.

Mario Biondo's Brother Reveals How Sánchez Silva Told Him About His Death: "She Didn't Seem Affected"

Andrea Biondo, Mario Biondo's brother, has explained in an exclusive interview how presenter Patricia Sánchez Silva informed him about Mario's death. According to Andrea, Patricia did not seem affected when delivering the news, which he found surprising and disconcerting. The conversation reveals tensions and differing perceptions about that tragic moment.

María Pérez sets a date for the end of her Olympic career on 'La Revuelta': "It's time to make way for the youth"

María Pérez, world champion, announced on 'La Revuelta' that she has set a date to end her Olympic career, emphasizing the importance of making way for the younger generation in athletics.

Jeremy Allen White's Reflection on Fame: "It Has Been a Gradual Process"

Jeremy Allen White visited Pablo Motos' show for the first time to present his new project, 'Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere', where he will portray the iconic singer Bruce Springsteen. During the interview, he talked about his experience with fame, describing it as a gradual process.

Dani Alves and Joana Sanz's First Daughter Is Born in Barcelona: The Name the Couple Would Have Chosen

Model Joana Sanz gave birth to her first daughter with Dani Alves in Barcelona. Joana became pregnant shortly after Dani Alves was acquitted of a sexual assault charge and released from prison. The couple would have already chosen the baby's name.

Aemet issues a special warning: a DANA is arriving that will bring "very heavy rains" starting Wednesday

Aemet warns that an Atlantic trough will cause the formation of a DANA, resulting in very intense rainfall over short periods starting Wednesday.

The Government of Ecuador Denounces an Alleged Assassination Attempt on Noboa in an Attack on the Presidential Caravan

The Minister of Environment reported that about 500 people attacked the presidential caravan with stones and that President Noboa’s vehicle shows signs of gunfire, which the government considers an assassination attempt.

The Congress begins processing a law to fine platforms that advertise illegal tourist apartments

Bildu's initiative, supported by left-wing parties, PNV, Junts, and Coalición Canaria, proposes fines of up to one million euros for platforms that advertise illegal tourist apartments.

Two bodies with gunshot wounds found in Lorca

Two bodies with gunshot wounds were found in Lorca; one inside a house and another in the trunk of a car.

Actress from 'The Big Bang Theory' and 'Grey's Anatomy' Dies at 52

The American actress, known for her roles in 'The Big Bang Theory' and 'Vice Principals,' passed away at the age of 52 at her home in Los Angeles.

Violeta Mangriñan worries her followers after visiting the hospital: "Something like this had never happened to me before"

Violeta Mangriñan spent the night in the hospital emergency room due to an "aura migraine," which she shared with her followers, expressing concern as it was an unprecedented experience for her.

The Prosecutor's Office Requests 30 Years in Prison for Antonio Tejado for the Robbery at His Aunt's House

Antonio Tejado faces up to 18 years in prison if found guilty as the alleged mastermind behind the assault on his aunt's house, an artist, according to the Prosecutor's Office.

Alba Muñoz, Tejado’s ex-partner, after the request for 30 years in prison for him by the Prosecutor’s Office: "I look at my little girl and I break down"

Alba Muñoz, Tejado’s ex-partner, has shown herself affected following the Prosecutor’s Office’s request for a 30-year prison sentence for him. In an interview with 'No somos nadie', she expressed her pain, focusing her strength on their daughter in common.

Congress rejects the initiative to remove protection for bullfighting following the abstention of the PSOE and the 'no' from PP and Vox

The popular initiative with more than 600,000 signatures to eliminate bullfighting as a Cultural Interest Asset was rejected in Congress, due to the abstention of the PSOE and the negative vote of PP and Vox.

The Government Approves Medicinal Use of Cannabis in Cases Where Conventional Treatments Are Ineffective

The Government allows the medicinal use of cannabis for patients for whom conventional treatments are ineffective. Prescription will only be possible by specialist doctors, and dispensing will be carried out exclusively in hospital pharmacies, with individualized clinical monitoring.

The Government Approves an "Exceptional" Aid of 100 Euros in 2026 to Buy Glasses and Contact Lenses for Children Under 16

The Government allocates 47.77 million euros for a 100-euro aid intended for purchasing glasses and contact lenses for children under 16 years old, valid until December 31, 2026.

Trump speaks out about Bad Bunny and his Super Bowl performance: "I've never heard of him"

Former President Donald Trump stated on NewsMax, during an interview with Greg Kelly, that he has never heard of the artist Bad Bunny when asked about his Super Bowl performance.

Fred Ramsdell, the Nobel Prize in Medicine winner who found out about his award 12 hours later because he was hiking

Fred Ramsdell, awarded the Nobel Prize in Medicine, found out about his prize 12 hours later because he was on vacation hiking in Montana with his wife.

There Will Be No Retirement: LeBron James' 'Decision' Was Actually an Advertisement for an Alcohol Brand

LeBron James sparked anticipation with a message on social media suggesting his retirement from basketball. However, it turned out to be an advertising campaign for an alcohol brand, thereby dismissing any retirement plans by the player.

George Clooney shares his experience with drugs: "I used to joke about how much I consumed"

George Clooney revealed that in his youth he used drugs such as cocaine and marijuana, even joking about the amount he used. He openly shared his experience, reflecting on how that stage was part of his life before leaving those habits behind.

This is the new vivo V60 Lite 5G: more battery life than ever accessible to everyone

The vivo V60 Lite 5G stands out for its 6,500 mAh battery with 90W fast charging and a 6.77-inch AMOLED display, offering great autonomy and an immersive visual experience at an affordable price.

Learning to Live Beyond Screens in a Hyperconnected World

‘Generation Alphabet’ in the magazine ‘Telos’ by Fundación Telefónica addresses the challenges of well-being in the digital age, highlighting the importance of finding a healthy balance between the use of technology and offline life to improve quality of life in a hyperconnected world.

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

Chris Martin made a joke about the incident on the 'kisscam' where Andy Byron, CEO of Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, HR director, were caught being unfaithful to their partners, suggesting to take advantage of difficulties with humor.

Mar Flores' memoir book fails in sales: "It's an absolute disaster"

Luis Pliego reported on 'El tiempo justo' that Mar Flores' memoir book has sold fewer than 2,700 copies, describing its performance as an "absolute disaster."

German Mayor Seriously Injured After Being Stabbed in Front of Her Home: Her 15-Year-Old Son Detained

Iris Stalzer, German mayor, was stabbed up to 13 times in the abdomen and back in front of her home. Her 15-year-old son was detained as a suspect in the attack.

The family of Ángela Agudo, the young woman who fell into a coma in Thailand, speaks out about her health condition

Ángela Agudo's family shared a message on Instagram on the one-year anniversary of the motorcycle accident in Thailand that left her in a coma, providing an update on her health and expressing their ongoing support.

The rescue of a stork that was hanging from a billboard with a broken wing and leg

Firefighters from the Community of Madrid rescued a stork that was trapped on a billboard, suffering injuries to a wing and a leg.

A clandestine sculptor embeds a stone bee in a facade of the Basilica of El Pilar in Zaragoza

A small stone bee has been discovered on a facade of the Basilica of El Pilar in Zaragoza. The work, almost imperceptible until now, is attributed to the 'Aragonese Banksy,' a clandestine sculptor known for leaving hidden artistic pieces in public spaces.

Everything You Need to Know About This Key Supplement for Your Baby's Healthy Development

The Puleva Peques and Puleva Max range contributes to the healthy development of children, providing essential iron and omega-3 (DHA) for their growth, and contains no added sugars.

The Generations That "Lose Out" with Escrivá’s Pension Reform

Escrivá’s pension reform benefits current retirees but harms young people, who consider the regulation unfair. They demand the Government urgently review it to avoid worsening their future situation.

You Only Have a Few Days to Watch Bardem's Oscar-Nominated Movie

The Emmy-nominated actor is competing for the Oscar one last time with this biopic about Lucille Ball, starring alongside Nicole Kidman, and it is available to watch for free for a limited time.

Sara Desirée Ruiz, adolescence specialist: "If you don't like your child's friend, don't tell them"

Sara Desirée Ruiz, a psychologist specializing in adolescence, advises parents not to convey their dislike of their children's friends. She provides keys to managing conflicts related to friendship choices during adolescence, promoting open and respectful communication to maintain a good relationship and support young people's social development.

What is okra water: this is what happens to your body if you drink it daily

Okra water is a beverage that, when consumed daily, can help control blood sugar levels, among other health benefits.

Do You See a Green or Orange Dot on Your Phone? This Is What It Means

The green or orange dot that appears on your phone indicates that an app is using the camera or microphone, respectively. This privacy feature cannot be turned off and helps users know when these devices are being accessed.

Three Idyllic Landscapes in Asturias to Explore on Foot This Autumn

The autumn season in Asturias offers vibrant and special natural landscapes, ideal for exploring on foot and enjoying the unique beauty of the Principality during this time of year.

The Madrid Tavern That Has the Best Spanish Omelette in Spain

La Falda, with two restaurants in Madrid, stands out for offering the best Spanish omelette in Spain. One of its locations occupies the space of the former Sylkar.

Beware of Car Cameras: Recording Others Could Be Illegal

Dashboard cameras, or 'dashcams', have become popular in Spain for recording on the road. However, a recent law could question their legality, especially when recording third parties without consent, putting their usual use at risk.

Two Years Since the Hamas Attack That Shook the Middle East

On October 7, two years are commemorated since the massacre carried out by Hamas in Israel, an event that triggered an escalation of tensions and conflict in the Middle East.

Two Years of War in Gaza: From Hamas Attack to a Ray of Hope for Peace

On October 7, two years will have passed since the war in Gaza began, initiated by the terrorist attack of Hamas militants in Israel. The conflict has marked a period of violence, but it has also opened a small hope for seeking peace in the region.

From the Hamas Attack to 3/11, the Most Lethal Terrorist Attacks in History

The deadliest attack was 9/11 in the United States, with nearly 3,000 victims. Other notable terrorist attacks include the Hamas attack and 3/11 in Spain, both causing numerous deaths and leaving a profound historical impact.

The Four Communities That Will Be Completely Dark During the 2026 Solar Eclipse

On Wednesday, August 12, 2026, a total solar eclipse will be visible on the Peninsula, the first in over a century. Four communities will be the only ones to be completely dark during this event.

Trump suggests that not all those affected by the government shutdown will receive back pay: "It depends on who"

The US president indicated that not all employees affected by the government shutdown will receive back pay, without specifying who would be included or excluded.

The accused of raping his 21-year-old daughter in front of her brother arrested again: he broke the restraining order

A citizen alerted emergency services (112) about the accused being present at the victim’s building, leading to his new arrest for violating the restraining order.

How to Manage Finances Well to Live More Peacefully and with Greater Freedom

Cofidis provides advice and support to its clients to achieve proper financing and money management, helping them live with greater peace of mind and financial freedom.

Dismissal of an employee for calling a coworker "fat faggot" and "faggot" rejected

The court rejected the dismissal of an employee who insulted a coworker with terms such as "fat faggot," "faggot," "seal," and "bad faggot," as well as making derogatory comments.

Reported for Leaving Her 11-Year-Old Son Home Alone to Go Partying: She Was Found Drunk

A woman was reported for temporary child abandonment after leaving her 11-year-old son home alone to go partying. Authorities found her in a state of alcohol intoxication, which worsens her legal situation.

The Six Best No-Condition Interest-Bearing Accounts to Earn Money from the First Euro

These interest-bearing accounts allow you to earn returns from the very first euro saved, with no conditions or restrictions, and guarantee that the balance is always available to the user.

How Much Does a Used Toyota Land Cruiser Cost Nowadays?

The prices of used Toyota Land Cruisers vary depending on the version, highlighting that models manufactured in the 2000s are experiencing a strong appreciation in the current market.

Gluten-free foods in Spain are on average 153% more expensive than others

A report by Facua reveals that gluten-free foods in Spain are on average 153% more expensive than conventional products, with price differences reaching up to 451%.

Red berry and oat smoothie, a healthy recipe you'll want for breakfast

A simple and delicious protein drink that combines red berries and oats, ideal for a nutritious and healthy breakfast that cares for the body without sacrificing flavor.

The Government denies that there is "irregular funding" in the PSOE and says that cash payments are "a common practice"

The spokesperson minister defended that the cash payment of travel allowances for senators is a common practice in institutions like the Senate, thereby denying any irregularity in the financing of the PSOE.

The PP asks Montero to clarify in Congress if the PSOE broke the law with Ábalos's envelopes

The PP requests that Montero explain in Congress whether the PSOE violated the law with Ábalos's envelopes, questioning if the rules apply to everyone or only to those close to Pedro Sánchez, and denounces that the ruling party is "indifferent" to this.

Tamara Falcó and Íñigo Onieva end their collaboration with a hotel after a dispute: "They left having paid"

Sergio Garrido on 'El tiempo justo' confirmed that Tamara Falcó and Íñigo Onieva have ended their collaboration with a hotel after a dispute, clarifying that they left having fulfilled their payments.

The Executive approves the decree that tightens the creation requirements for universities to curb the "boom" of private ones

The Government has approved a decree requiring new university campuses to have at least 4,500 students and solid financial backing, aiming to curb the uncontrolled growth of private universities.

An innovative commercial office focused on customers and the energy transition arrives in Bilbao

Endesa has inaugurated a new Endesa Point in Bilbao under the concept ‘Endesa, your home’. This modern and digital space strengthens the commitment to personalized service, digitalization, and the fight against fraud, getting closer to its customers and supporting the energy transition.

The struggle for Spanish nationality of descendants of exiles in Argentina: "It's about reclaiming the past"

More than 366,000 Argentinians have applied for Spanish nationality under the ‘Grandchildren’s Law,’ which allows descendants of exiles to regain their citizenship. Thousands of Spaniards emigrated to Argentina in the 20th century for political, ideological, and economic reasons, and this law represents for their descendants a way to reclaim their history and roots.

Navia Rodríguez, the little mycologist girl who collected mushrooms at one year old: "She recognizes the species without any problem"

Navia Rodríguez, from A Coruña, is the youngest member of several mycological associations and has been part of the Naturalist Group Hábitat since she was only three months old. At one year old, she was already collecting mushrooms and recognizes the species effortlessly.

Ayahuasca, stories from the journey to the unknown interior: "I understood things about myself that I never imagined"

Ayahuasca, an Amazonian brew used in rituals, attracts hundreds of Spaniards seeking self-knowledge. Although it remains in a legal gray area, many highlight deep and revealing experiences about themselves during its consumption.

France, a Government of 836 minutes

Lecornu accepted a second attempt to form a government just hours after resigning as French Prime Minister, in a political process that reflects the instability and rapid changes in the French administration.

Gaza, the War of Insults

The war in Gaza is brutal and takes place in an urban environment where some fighters disregarded the proportionality required by the Geneva Conventions, while others protected themselves by using human shields.

If You Want to Know Who Your Friends Are, Have a Child (Or Not)

Parents often complain about losing friendships after having children, while those without offspring do the same regarding their friends without children, highlighting how parenthood influences social relationships.

Complete Courage

The mayor should learn to accept criticism during a festive speech without letting it affect her position, thus demonstrating courage and maturity in her public role.

Photovoltaics demand a minimum price for their electricity to overcome the "stagnation" while waiting for demand to increase

UNEF warns about the need to offer guarantees to maintain investment in photovoltaics in Spain, a European leader but with lower installations in 2024 than in 2023. Additionally, it points to a 31% drop in self-consumption, reflecting a stagnation in the sector as it awaits demand growth.

Marta Peñate responds to Oriana Marzoli moments before her wedding in Honduras: "You’re pathetic"

Oriana Marzoli criticized Marta Peñate’s inconsistency, who, dressed as a bride before her wedding in Honduras, responded harshly by accusing her of being "worn out" because no man has married her.

Spanish Scientists Develop a New Therapy to Detect and Destroy Tumor Cells

Spanish researchers have created a therapy capable of precisely and programmably identifying and turning off the malignant genes that drive tumor growth, allowing for the effective detection and destruction of cancer cells.

La Moncloa opens its doors with a new program of free guided tours: when and how to apply

The next round of free guided tours to La Moncloa will be available this Wednesday at 5:00 PM. Interested individuals will be able to apply for a spot to visit this iconic place.

A mother denounces that the priest does not allow her daughter to take communion because she is a lesbian: "He doesn't even look at me"

A mother denounces that the priest is not allowing her daughter to take communion because she is a lesbian. However, the minor has missed five out of eight catechism sessions and must repeat the course, which could also influence the decision.

The Surprising Future Plans of Mónica Naranjo: "There’s No Middle Ground!"

Singer Mónica Naranjo revealed that in the future she wants to learn how to sew and how to pilot a plane, surprising her fans with these unexpected goals.

Manu is one letter away from winning the €2,218,000 jackpot on 'Pasapalabra'

Manu, a contestant from Madrid on 'Pasapalabra', made a mistake on the answer for the letter 'I', which prevented him from winning the €2,218,000 jackpot.

Nefer, on 'First Dates': "There are so many lesbians... and I don't manage to hook up. I don't understand it"

Nefer, a contestant on 'First Dates', confessed that she does not suffer from transphobia, but does experience misogyny and other forms of discrimination, since she is perceived as a woman on the street. She also expressed her surprise at not being able to hook up despite the large number of lesbians.

'Malas Lenguas' warns that Spanish villages are running out of children

Jesús Cintora's program reported that 460 municipalities in Spain lack school-aged children, highlighting a concerning demographic decline in the country's rural areas.

Broncano gives Eva Soriano and Aníbal Gómez a welcome 'pack' for their new show on La 1

Eva Soriano and Aníbal Gómez visited the La 1 program to present "Cuánto, cuánto, cuánto," their new show that will premiere this Saturday on the channel. Broncano gave them a welcome 'pack' to celebrate the launch.

Wyoming, on 'El Intermedio': "In Franco's time, getting involved in politics only brought headaches"

Wyoming stated that those who advise avoiding politics are often the most involved in it. He also recalled that in Franco's era, getting involved in politics only caused trouble.

Gemma Mengual on motherhood: "I would come home super frustrated, cry, and didn't want to transfer it to my son"

Gemma Mengual revealed that she had to retire from swimming because of motherhood. She shared the emotional struggles she experienced, feeling very frustrated and crying at home, but tried not to let these feelings impact her child.

Song lineup for Gala 4 of 'OT 2025': Céline Dion, Aitana and Yatra, Bad Bunny, Lady Gaga, and Bruno Mars...

Gala 4 of 'OT 2025' will include songs by great artists such as Céline Dion, chosen by Laura, and La Quinta Estación, selected by Carlos, along with tracks by Aitana and Yatra, Bad Bunny, Lady Gaga, and Bruno Mars.

Nuria Fergó rules out a reunion for the 25th anniversary of 'OT': "It’s just not going to be the same anymore"

Nuria Fergó has ruled out participating in a reunion for the 25th anniversary of 'Operación Triunfo', stating that "it’s just not going to be the same anymore." However, other former contestants like Chenoa and Naim Thomas have shown willingness to join the celebration.

Antonio Banderas, very excited about his daughter Stella's wedding: "Logical nerves are mixed with immense excitement"

Antonio Banderas is excited about his daughter Stella's wedding, which will take place on October 18th at the Abbey of Retuerta, Valladolid. Stella will marry American businessman Alex Gruszynski, blending nerves and great excitement for this event.

Belén Esteban lashes out at Toñi Moreno over Jesulín de Ubrique: "The last time"

Belén Esteban expresses her anger towards Toñi Moreno following the interview she conducted with bullfighter Jesulín de Ubrique, sending a strong message and making it clear that it will be the last time she takes part in anything related.

Journalist Joaquín Amérigo Segura, One of the Most Recognized Voices on the Radio, Dies Suddenly

Joaquín Amérigo Segura, an iconic figure in Andalusian sports journalism, passed away suddenly at the age of 61. He was a prominent and well-known voice on the radio, leaving an important legacy in the region's sports field.

Pablo López Reappears After His Wedding and Honeymoon Laura Rubio: "I Am Surrounded by All My Loved Ones"

Pablo López spoke with Europa Press after his wedding and honeymoon, expressing his happiness and saying that he is surrounded by his loved ones in this new chapter of his life.

Georgina Rodríguez and Cristiano Ronaldo Together for the First Time After Announcing Their Engagement and Amid Pregnancy Rumors

Georgina Rodríguez and Cristiano Ronaldo have appeared together publicly for the first time at the inauguration of the footballer's clinics in Riyadh, following the announcement of their engagement and amid rumors of a possible pregnancy.

Rafaela Del Bianchi, Influencer and Ex-Partner of Footballer Kerolin Nicoli, Dies at 27 in an Accident

Brazilian influencer Rafaela Del Bianchi, ex-partner of footballer Kerolin Nicoli, passed away at the age of 27 after being ejected from a vehicle that overturned in an accident in Brazil.

Frank Cuesta Prepares an Expansion of His Libertad Sanctuary in Thailand, Which Will Almost Double Its Size

Frank Cuesta is planning a major expansion of his Libertad Sanctuary in Thailand, which will nearly double the space available for the care and protection of animals.

Alejandra Rubio confirms her intentions to marry Carlo Costanzia: "I'm really excited"

Alejandra Rubio expressed her excitement about marrying Carlo Costanzia, the father of her child. She emphasized that they share a very similar outlook on life, which strengthens their relationship and their future plans together.

Two Years Since October 7th: An Anniversary Marked by the Memory of the Victims

The 20minutos article analyzes the two years since the reactivation of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, highlighting the memory of the victims and the increase in international pressure regarding the conflict.

The Court Holds That Mario Biondo’s Death May Not Have Been a Suicide

Mario Biondo, an Italian cameraman, was found dead in his Madrid home in May 2013. The court indicates that his death may not have been a suicide, supporting the efforts of his parents, who have sought to prove that he was murdered.

A fire destroys a 1,000 m² industrial warehouse in Griñón

A fire that started around 5:30 a.m. in a 1,000 m² industrial warehouse in Griñón has been brought under control by the Firefighters of the Community of Madrid. No injuries have been reported.

The Cold War Between Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri at McLaren Reminiscent of the Legendary Duel Between Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton

The rivalry between Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris at McLaren for the F1 World Championship is causing tension and controversy, bringing to mind the contentious 2007 season between Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton.

Rain of criticism over the F1 broadcast for showing the drivers' girlfriends and celebrities: "The competition is in misery"

Fans criticize Formula One Management for prioritizing showing the girlfriends and celebrities in the broadcast instead of focusing on the competition and key maneuvers by Spanish drivers like Fernando Alonso and Carlos Sainz.

The Spanish National Team Begins Its Preparation for Georgia and Bulgaria Before a Dedicated Crowd

The Spanish men's national football team started its preparation for the upcoming 2026 World Cup qualifying matches against Georgia and Bulgaria, supported by a dedicated crowd.

Lewis Moody, former England rugby captain, reveals he has ALS: "Focused on accepting and enjoying everything"

Lewis Moody, former England rugby captain and 2003 world champion, has revealed that he has ALS. Despite the diagnosis, he is focused on accepting his situation and enjoying every moment of life, showing a positive attitude towards the illness.

Barça delays its return to Camp Nou again: the match against Girona will be at Montjuic

Barça has announced that it is postponing its return to Camp Nou and will play against Girona at Montjuic until reaching a minimum capacity of 45,000 spectators in its stadium.

Jon Rahm, hunting Seve Ballesteros at the Spanish Open: "He won it three times, if I can win it four..."

Jon Rahm will compete from this Thursday at the Spanish Open at the Club de Campo Villa de Madrid, supported by a very special Spanish crowd. He aims to match or surpass the three victories of the legendary Seve Ballesteros in this tournament.

Carol, mother of Dante, dependent on an oxygen machine 24 hours a day: "We feel abandoned"

Carol, mother of twins and primary caregiver of her son Dante, who has a 79% disability and total dependence on an oxygen machine, denounces the invisible overload and abandonment suffered by many families in similar situations.

David Fernández, a teenager with autism who posts hundreds of recipes translated into pictograms

David Martínez Navas, a young autistic person from Gandía, has shared on social media hundreds of recipes translated into pictograms. His initiative makes it easier for people with communication difficulties to follow the steps for cooking, promoting inclusion and autonomy in the kitchen.

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

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

They demand a diagnostic code for acquired brain injury in Europe: "Saving the life is only the first step"

In Europe, experts and those affected are calling for a specific diagnostic code for acquired brain injury (ABI), emphasizing that post-hospital discharge care and resources are essential for proper recovery and quality of life. Saving the life is just the beginning of a process that requires specialized care.

Dependency, a feminized system in beneficiaries and caregivers that has grown by almost 10% in the last year

In the past three months, the dependency system has grown by 36,839 people, an increase of 4.5% compared to March, reflecting growth close to 10% in the last year, with a predominance of women both among beneficiaries and caregivers.

Sabadell's second largest shareholder announces they will not participate in BBVA's takeover bid

Sabadell's second largest shareholder rejects BBVA's takeover bid, stating that the offer is not attractive to the Catalan bank's shareholders beyond their own prospects.

Sabadell asks CNMV to take measures to prevent possible market manipulation in BBVA's takeover bid

Sabadell requests that the CNMV require investors in BBVA's takeover bid to disclose their total position, whether they are seeking 100% of the shares, and any conflicts of interest, in order to prevent possible market manipulations.

BBVA's CEO reproaches Banco Sabadell's behavior in the takeover bid: "It is not acceptable"

BBVA's CEO criticizes Banco Sabadell's attitude in the takeover bid, calling it "not acceptable," and expresses confidence that acceptance will exceed 50%. Additionally, he asserts that the information provided by Sabadell is not accurate.

How Much Does a Beekeeper Earn? The Not-So-Rich Side of the Professionals Who Cultivate Bee Honey

A beekeeper's salary varies depending on the number of hives and the work performed, reflecting that it is not always a financially profitable profession despite its importance in honey production.

Where is the Spanish parliamentary system headed?

The article highlights that, although the economic dimension of the budget is key to government policy, the constitutional and political perspective is even more crucial to understanding the direction of the Spanish parliamentary system.

The Iberian ham denominations opposed to Guijuelo do not rule out going to court if Agriculture decides not to amend

The denominations 'Dehesa de Extremadura', 'Jabugo', and 'Los Pedroches', which have already appealed Agriculture's decision, are demanding a deadline to submit opposition and that the Guijuelo case be reviewed in Brussels, warning that they could take legal action if no amendment is made.

The Public Treasury offers more than 2% on 12-month bills awaiting new ECB moves

The Spanish Public Treasury offers yields above 2% on 12-month bills, reflecting strong investor interest. This occurs in a context of economic uncertainty, while Spain shows growth above the Eurozone average.

The Supreme Court Rejects the Possibility of the Tax Authority Repeating Self-Assessment Processes Indefinitely

The Supreme Court determines that the Tax Authority cannot repeat self-assessment processes indefinitely, as this violates legal principles such as good faith, legal certainty, effectiveness, and the prohibition of abuse of rights.

Is Jeremy Allen White the Boss? The Voice of 'The Bear' Protagonist in the Bruce Springsteen Biopic Has a Trick

Jeremy Allen White, star of 'The Bear', surprises with his performance of 'Born to Run' in 'Deliver Me From Nowhere', challenging the idea that no one can sing like Bruce Springsteen, although his voice has a trick behind it.

Dwayne Johnson Reacts to the Biggest Flop of His Career: "We Can't Control the Box Office"

Dwayne Johnson faces the failure of his attempt to shift his action star image towards an Oscar-aspiring drama, acknowledging that the box office response cannot be controlled following the audience's disappointment.

The creator of 'Yellowstone' reveals the main difference between the two prequels of his series

The 'Yellowstone' prequels '1883' and '1923' explore the history of the Dutton family in different periods, but they differ significantly in their narrative and style, offering unique approaches for each era.

Spencer Stevenson, hair loss expert: "There will never be a bald Superman"

Spencer Stevenson points out that alopecia in characters like Superman is associated with the "stigma of evil" in cinema, which makes it difficult to imagine a bald hero, such as Bruce Willis in the role of Clark Kent.

Eduard Fernández and Carolina Yuste, ambassadors of the 2025 Film Festival

Eduard Fernández and Carolina Yuste, Goya Award winners for 'Marco' and 'La infiltrada', will be the ambassadors of the 2025 Film Festival. Advance ticket sales for the event begin on October 29.

Possible price, release date, and features of the PlayStation 6 leaked: this is what we know

Sony would begin manufacturing the PlayStation 6 in mid-2027, with a possible launch between late 2027 and early 2028.

HUAWEI WATCH GT 6 Pro: the watch that combines elegance and performance with up to 21 days of battery life

Huawei launches the Watch GT 6 Pro, an elegant smartwatch made of titanium and sapphire, featuring ultra-precise GPS, 21 days of battery life, and advanced sports and health functions for complete performance.

I have tested the vivo V60 Lite 5G: hard to get more for less with this battery life... and also for its price

The vivo V60 Lite 5G is a balanced option for daily use, standing out for its excellent battery life and competitive price, offering great value for money in its segment.

Spain, victim of Klopatra: the new banking Trojan that empties your bank account while you sleep

Klopatra, a banking Trojan disguised as a streaming app, infects mobile phones in Spain and controls the devices overnight to steal all the money from the victims' bank accounts.

Elon Musk's Humanoid Robot Demonstrates in a Video That It Can Do Kung Fu Thanks to Its AI

Tesla's humanoid robot, Optimus, has been enhanced with artificial intelligence that allows it to perform kung fu moves, as shown in a recent video.

Jennifer Lopez reunites with Ben Affleck in a sexy dress adorned with horns

Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck crossed paths on the red carpet, sparking rumors about a possible reconciliation after their separation.

From Hunter to Igor: Seven Comfortable and Stylish Rain Boots to Keep Your Feet Dry This Autumn

Rain boots are essential for rainy autumn days. The selection includes seven comfortable and stylish models, ideal for staying dry without sacrificing style during the season.

The Three Keys to Using a 'Cushion' Makeup: Coverage, Radiance, and Also Sunscreen

Cushion makeup is a popular Korean trend known for its easy application and effective results. It stands out for providing coverage, adding radiance to the face, and protecting the skin with sunscreen, combining beauty and skincare in a single product.

Isabel Sanchís, Spanish 'Haute Couture': "We haven’t touched AI, but something good has to come out of it"

Isabel Sanchís and Paula Maiques discuss their new haute couture collection, expressing cautious optimism about AI’s role in fashion. While they haven’t used AI in their work yet, they believe it could bring positive changes. They also share insights on their creative process and upcoming projects.

Inés, Georgina, and Paola, the three Mexican women who revolutionized training with a discipline that was previously unknown

Barre, a low-impact discipline that combines strength, endurance, and cardio, has gained popularity among women of all ages in Mexico thanks to Inés, Georgina, and Paola, who introduced and promoted it, transforming the traditional way of training.

If you have a wedding this autumn and want an original look, you should know about this Parfois dress for under €70

Parfois presents in its new collection a perfect dress for guests looking for an elegant and original look this autumn, available for under €70.

The former Moncloa chef, Julio González, reveals how Ana Botella liked her tortilla: "The potatoes had to be like this"

Julio González, former chef of Moncloa, reveals in "La cocina de Moncloa" how he catered to Ana Botella's taste for tortilla, pointing out that the potatoes had to be prepared in a specific way to please the former mayor of Madrid.

Martín Berasategui's Gourmet Sandwich: A Sweet Recipe with Ingredients Available Year-Round

Chef Martín Berasategui shares in 'El Correo' a sweet and simple gourmet sandwich recipe, using ingredients accessible throughout the year, ideal for quick and fun preparation.

Karlos Arguiñano shares the best way to prepare a bonito marmitako: "Quick and spicy"

Karlos Arguiñano presents a modern version of the traditional Basque marmitako, adding chili peppers to give it a spicy touch and txakoli to enrich the flavor, achieving a quick and tasty dish.

The restaurant everyone is talking about in Málaga: menu for 7.50 euros

El rincón de Gaby in Málaga has gained popularity for offering a menu on Wednesdays for just 7.50 euros, attracting numerous diners with its affordable and appealing proposal.

The Typical Product from Murcia That Is a "Vice" for Carlos Herrera

Carlos Herrera considers a typical product from Murcia an indispensable "vice" for him, highlighting his great fondness and attachment to this regional specialty.

The delicious protein pizza you can make with just two ingredients (and it's not cauliflower or chickpeas)

A simple recipe to make a protein pizza using only two ingredients, based on a common canned protein, that turns out delicious and easy to prepare.

The village of Burgos with only 10 inhabitants that unveils a panoramic swing nearly 10 meters high

A small town in Valle de Tobalina, with only 10 inhabitants, has installed a panoramic swing nearly 10 meters tall in the Montes Obarenes - San Zadornil Natural Park, offering unique views of the natural landscape.

This is the hiking route that will make you travel to Mars while in Catalonia

In Tarragona, near the Mediterranean, there is a hiking route whose reddish surroundings resemble the Martian landscape, offering visitors a unique experience that simulates a trip to the Red Planet.

The Hiking Trail to a Waterfall in Pontevedra Surrounded by Mills and Pools

A short and easy hiking trail in Caldas de Reis, Pontevedra, that follows the course of the Fervenza de Segade, highlighting its mills and natural pools, ideal for enjoying nature and the local landscape.

It is one of the most striking towns in Ireland: it is full of colorful houses

This coastal village in southern Ireland, known as "The Emerald Isle," is a hidden treasure and a perfect destination for excursions, standing out for its colorful houses that make it especially attractive.

The Highest-Rated Hotel in Ribadeo: 3,400 Reviews, an Almost Perfect Score, and Next to the Estuary

Ribadeo, a tourist town in northeastern Lugo near Asturias, features a standout hotel that surpasses other accommodations thanks to its nearly perfect ratings and more than 3,400 reviews, located next to the estuary.

The Valencian Town Where Comedian Esperansa Gracia Grew Up: History and Architectural Treasures

Comedian Esperansa Gracia grew up in a Valencian town located half an hour from Valencia, known for its rich historic center full of architectural gems and its significant history over the centuries.

The Belgian city of a thousand faces: diamonds, museums, and a unique architectural heritage

Belgium's second most populous city stands out for its eclecticism, with attractions ranging from bars in old chapels to underwater tunnels, reflecting its wealth in diamonds, museums, and a singular architectural heritage.

Mariano Napoli, cardiologist: "Those who had a cat reduced their risk of death from a heart attack by up to 33%"

A study shows that living with cats not only improves mental health but also reduces the risk of death from a heart attack by up to 33%, strengthening cardiovascular health.

These are the reasons why a nutritionist buys frozen fruits and vegetables

According to the nutritionist, frozen fruits and vegetables can offer more nutritional benefits than fresh ones, as they are preserved at their peak ripeness, maintaining essential vitamins and minerals. Additionally, they are convenient, reduce waste, and make it easier to maintain a healthy diet throughout the year.

A new study identifies a key element against osteoporosis: it would prevent bone fractures

A new study reveals a key element that not only strengthens bones but also helps to regenerate them, offering a significant advance in the prevention of fractures caused by osteoporosis.

The Reasons Why Burnout Syndrome Continues to Take Over You After Vacation

The quality and duration of vacations are key to preventing burnout syndrome. Without adequate rest, work-related exhaustion persists even after returning, affecting health and productivity.

Isabel Viña, doctor, on gummy supplements: "For this reason, I do not recommend them..."

Dietary supplements aim to cover nutritional deficiencies, but they are not always necessary and do not all have the same effectiveness. Isabel Viña advises against gummies for medical reasons related to their composition and efficacy.

A study manages to reverse Alzheimer's in mice using nanoparticles

A new technique with nanoparticles succeeded in reducing beta-amyloid protein in the brains of mice with Alzheimer's by up to 60%, showing a promising advance for treating this disease.

We Test the Hyundai Ioniq 9, a Large and Ultimate SUV for Traveling with 600 Kilometers of Range

The Hyundai Ioniq 9 is a large Korean SUV, featuring a spacious interior and advanced technology. It stands out for its innovative charging functions and a range of 600 km, positioning it as an ideal model for long trips.

The exact location of the four DGT cameras in Madrid that monitor if drivers cross solid lines

The Community of Madrid is the only one in Spain that has four DGT cameras that fine drivers who exceed or cross solid lines, to reinforce road safety and control this specific infraction.

The Traffic Sign That Surprises Drivers and That the Guardia Civil Warns About: "This Is Not a VIP Parking"

The Guardia Civil warns about a common traffic sign that many drivers do not obey. To prevent confusion and fines, a clear and firm message has been added, reminding that the designated area is not a "VIP parking."

The new radar that will start operating in Vigo: its location and speed limit

The Directorate General of Traffic has installed a fixed radar on a main road in Vigo. Although it is already installed, it is not yet operational to fine drivers.

Did You Think You Had Seen It All? The Porsche Cayenne Debuts an Interior with Curved OLED Screens

The new Porsche Cayenne, one of the most anticipated SUVs, surprises with its innovative interior, featuring a curved central OLED screen that folds vertically, marking a technological advancement in its design.

Juan José, mechanic, warns about a common practice among drivers: "It's not good for the steering"

Juan José, a mechanic at Talleres Ebenezer, alerts about a common practice when pulling a car out of a parking spot that can damage the steering. In his video, he explains why this behavior is harmful and recommends avoiding it to keep the vehicle in good condition.

IU and Adelante Andalucía File Complaints with the Prosecutor's Office Against the Junta's Health Ministers Over Breast Cancer Screenings

IU and Adelante Andalucía have filed complaints with the State Attorney General's Office and the High Prosecutor's Office of Andalusia against the Junta's Health Ministers for irregularities in breast cancer screenings, while the affected women prepare legal actions.

Madrid trusts that the Government will guarantee the electricity supply for up to 160,000 new apartments, but fears for data centers

The Community of Madrid prioritizes the construction of up to 160,000 new apartments and requests that the Government guarantee the necessary electricity supply. Although it favors housing over industry, it calls for a specific study on industrial projects to ensure that data centers and other developments are not affected and that progress is maintained.

The Avian Flu Outbreak on a Farm in Valdemoro Puts Madrid on Alert

An avian flu outbreak on a farm in Valdemoro, which began at the start of the month, has forced the culling of 450,000 hens, raising alarm in the Madrid community.

Suspected perpetrator of a fatal hit-and-run in the municipality of Cee, A Coruña, arrested

The suspected person responsible for a fatal hit-and-run in Cee has been arrested. The victim was a resident of Corcubión, a town near the municipality where the accident occurred.

Two Orphans Granted a Pension After Being Denied Because Their Terminally Ill Mother Was Not Registered in the System

The two orphans received a pension after it was initially denied because their mother, terminally ill with cancer, was not registered in the system. Their father appealed, arguing that she had worked and contributed regularly until her illness prevented her from continuing to work.

The Círcol Theatre of Badalona withdraws from the musical about Helena Jubany and rules out renting the space

The Círcol Theatre of Badalona has announced that it is withdrawing from the musical about Helena Jubany and will not rent out its space for the project, expressing regret for any harm caused, especially to the Jubany family.

Madrid Forensic Experts Alert About the Consumption of Six New Drugs That Were Until Now Undetectable

Forensic experts at the Madrid Institute of Legal Medicine have detected six new drugs that were previously undetectable after analyzing 24 samples with advanced chromatography equipment, warning about their increasing consumption.

'Kilometer 0' of Euskadi: this is the only point where the three provinces connect

At Euskadi's 'Kilometer 0', the only point where the three provinces meet, there are two monuments dedicated to mountaineers who have died. One of them was inaugurated in 1955 by the Basque-Navarrese Mountain Club, paying tribute to those who have lost their lives in the mountains.

Man arrested for sexual assault on a minor in Málaga, whom he tried to attack with scissors

A man attempted to sexually assault a minor in Málaga using scissors. After the incident, he fled by swimming in the sea to escape but was eventually apprehended by authorities.

Andalusia demands from the Government co-financing and less interventionism in the state housing plan

The Andalusian Government has submitted more than twenty appeals to the Ministry's state housing plan, requesting greater co-financing and less interventionism. Additionally, it asks that the autonomous communities be taken into account in the development and implementation of the plan.

More than a hundred trans women undergo glottoplasty at the Clínic to feminize their voices: "Before I was betrayed, now I’m not"

At the Clínic, more than 100 trans women have undergone glottoplasty to feminize their voices. After the procedure, they report increased confidence and self-esteem, feeling that their voice no longer gives them away.

Unrepeatable views and over a thousand euros bill: a young man shows how much it costs to eat at the Eiffel Tower

A young man reveals the high cost of dining at the Eiffel Tower, where just one bottle of champagne exceeded 600 euros, resulting in a total bill of over a thousand euros to enjoy the views and the experience.

'Pili Pili' and '50/50', two new board games that test your adaptability and luck

ATM Gaming launches two family games, "Pili Pili" and "50/50", designed to bring together multiple generations and challenge players' adaptability and luck in a fun and competitive environment.

The Romantic Story of an Elderly Man and His Wife: "We Were Together for 69 Years, When I Saw Her I Said 'She's the One'"

They met at a dance when they were young and stayed together for 69 years, living a lasting love full of shared memories since that first encounter.

The Exciting Surprise of a Teenager Celebrating His Birthday at His Idol’s Concert and Ending Up on Stage ‘Singing’ with Him

Rodrigo, 13 years old, traveled to Ireland with his mother to attend his favorite singer’s concert. During the celebration of his birthday, he had the unexpected opportunity to go on stage and ‘sing’ alongside his idol, experiencing an unforgettable moment that moved everyone present.

What to do when a dog begins to lose its sight: signs and adaptation at home

Speaking out loud helps guide a dog that is losing its sight, using the voice as an auditory reference to provide security and facilitate its adaptation at home.

GPS Collars and QR Codes: An Indian City Tracks Stray Dogs to Prevent Rabies

An Indian city uses GPS collars and QR codes to track stray dogs and prevent rabies. The initiative combines technology and animal welfare, aiming to promote safe coexistence and serve as an example for other cities.

The Happy Bray: the sanctuary that gives second chances to donkeys and mules

The Happy Bray is a sanctuary dedicated to providing second chances to donkeys and mules, promoting their well-being and care. They aim to create programs with governments and schools to educate about these animals, fostering respect and a better quality of life for them.

Check your horoscope for Wednesday, October 8, 2025

Check your horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es to find out what destiny has in store for you in different aspects of your life.

Why are army planes and fighter jets flying over the sky of Madrid?

Transport aircraft and helicopters of the Spanish Air Force began exercises at 10:00, which is why planes and fighter jets can be seen flying over the sky of Madrid.

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

The debate about changing the time zone in Spain is frequent, but three regions are already in their ideal time zone and would not need to modify it.

The Importance of Staying Alert at the Wheel to Avoid an Accident

A driver avoided an accident by reacting quickly to a slippery surface, successfully maneuvering and dodging other vehicles. Being alert and attentive at the wheel was key to avoiding a collision.

Pope Leo Is on Our Side Regarding Climate

Pope Leo XIV condemns the stance of climate skeptics, supporting the fight against climate change. His message reinforces the urgency of environmental actions to protect the planet and warns about the consequences of denying the climate crisis.

Fu Mingxia: At 13 Years Old She Was Already an Olympic Gold Medalist... and Won Three More

Originally from Wuhan, Fu Mingxia started in gymnastics but switched to platform diving due to a lack of flexibility. She excelled tremendously in this discipline, winning her first Olympic gold at 13 years old and securing three more titles during her career.

The Stunning Photos of the Hunter's Full Moon

The Hunter's Full Moon, associated with the hunting season after the harvest, has been visible from various locations in Spain, offering impressive views of the natural phenomenon.

These 'celebrities' follow fewer than 10 people on Instagram

Some successful celebrities on Instagram maintain a selective profile and only follow fewer than 10 accounts on the platform, thus highlighting their exclusivity and control over whom they pay attention to on social media.

From Induráin to Valverde: The Best Spanish Cyclists in History

Spain has a rich cycling tradition, featuring figures like Miguel Induráin and Alejandro Valverde, who have made their mark in international championships and Grand Tours, establishing themselves as some of the best Spanish cyclists in history.

The Most Surprising Answers from Celebrities to the Classic 'La Revuelta' Questions

The classic questions from La Revuelta have generated very original and surprising answers from the guests on Broncano's show, showcasing their spontaneity and unique personality.

Beyond Prime Day: Deals You Can Also Find Today Outside of Amazon

Cecotec, MediaMarkt, PcComponentes, and other online retailers offer attractive deals, competing with Amazon and its Prime Day. These platforms feature discounts and promotions that allow consumers to find good prices outside of Amazon’s marketplace.

Virtual reality is not the future, it is the present: Meta’s glasses cost the same as a mobile phone

Meta has applied a significant discount to its most affordable virtual reality glasses during the October Prime Day, bringing their price closer to that of a mobile phone and making the technology more accessible.

iPad Outlet: Amazon Clears Out Apple Tablet Units in Various Colors

Amazon is liquidating iPad units in several colors. The devices, which have been successful for years, are now offered in five different shades, expanding the variety for users.

Amazon Discount on One of Its Classic Speakers: Get the Echo Dot for Under 30 Euros

The Echo Dot, one of the most useful smart speakers for controlling your home by voice, is on sale on Amazon for less than 30 euros, offering an affordable opportunity for those looking to connect their home devices.

Vicente Vallés launches 'The Hunt for the Executioner': "Journalists are like spies, we want to reveal what others don't want to be known"

Journalist Vicente Vallés, host of Antena 3's nightly news program, returns to his favorite genre, the spy novel, both as a writer and a reader, highlighting the similarity between journalists and spies in their quest to uncover hidden truths.

Man Dies After Being Run Over by Thief Who Stole His Phone: "He Was Dragged Several Meters"

A Swedish man died after being run over by thieves whom he tried to stop. The victim was dragged several meters by the vehicle while the criminals fled after stealing his phone.

The European Parliament Approves Reimposing Visas on Countries That Do Not Curb Illegal Immigration

The European Parliament approved a reform that allows the reimposition of visas on countries that do not control illegal immigration, aiming to address current "hybrid threats" and strengthen migration control in the EU.

The author of 'The Da Vinci Code,' Dan Brown, brings to Spain 'The Last Secret': "This country is my home"

Dan Brown has sold 150,000 copies of his new novel featuring Robert Langdon in Spain in less than a month, highlighting his special connection with the country.

General Policy Debate in the Parliament | Illa: "My priority is to have good Budgets"

The President of the Generalitat announced his priority to achieve good Budgets and to mobilize all available land in Catalonia to build 214,000 homes, in order to meet housing demand.

Brussels proposes raising steel tariffs to 50% to counter China's 'power' in the sector

Brussels has proposed increasing steel tariffs to 50% to counter China's growing influence in the sector. This measure requires approval from both the European Parliament and the Member States to come into effect.

"Red Eléctrica could take more nuanced measures": photovoltaics push back against the instruction that "pushes them out" of the market

Photovoltaic plants criticize the new regulation that excludes them from the daily market, now with prices every 15 minutes. Although they understand Red Eléctrica's concern about avoiding blackouts, they believe that simply delaying renewable injection by just five or ten minutes would be enough to solve the problem.

Toni Kroos' jab at Barça in the Champions League: "Any team can cause harm"

Toni Kroos, former Real Madrid player, commented on Barcelona’s style of play under Hansi Flick, highlighting that any team has the ability to cause damage in the Champions League.

One of the Mafia Bosses Fleeing Justice Since 2020 Arrested in Southern Italy

One of the mafia bosses, a fugitive since 2020, was arrested in southern Italy. He was caught sleeping during a special forces operation that used explosions to break into his hideout.

A judge recognizes the assistant of the painter Antonio de Felipe as co-author of several of his paintings

A judge has dismissed the appeal of the painter Antonio de Felipe, confirming that his former assistant Fumiko Negishi is co-author of several works. The Provincial Court of Madrid upheld this decision following her dismissal by the artist.

New York's Grand Central Station Replaces Its Advertising with Photographs of Citizens

Grand Central in New York replaced its usual advertising with a photo exhibition showcasing ordinary citizens, highlighting the diversity and humanity of the people who pass through the station. This initiative aims to connect with the community and transform the everyday space into an inspiring visual gallery.

The Court Rules Out Investigating Errejón for Disobedience for Not Handing Over His Mobile Phone to the Judge Investigating Whether He Assaulted Mouliaá

The Court has decided not to investigate Errejón for disobedience after he refused to hand over his mobile phone to the judge investigating an alleged assault on Mouliaá, recalling that he has the right not to testify against himself or to confess guilt.

The Supreme Court Opens the Fourth Case Against Alvise for Disclosure of Secrets and Harassment of Former MEPs

The Supreme Court has accepted the complaint filed by two former MEPs and has assigned the fourth case against Alvise to Judge Manuel Marchena, former president of the Criminal Chamber, for alleged disclosure of secrets and harassment.

This is San Ginés, the famous and historic chocolatería in downtown Madrid that has expanded all the way to Asia

San Ginés, the iconic chocolatería in downtown Madrid, is a popular spot among tourists and locals for its traditional hot chocolate with churros. Its fame has crossed borders, even expanding as far as Asia, while maintaining its history and culinary tradition.

Catalonia will offer free visits, lectures, and concerts in municipalities during Heritage Days

More than 200 municipalities in Catalonia will hold 500 free activities from October 10 to 12, including visits, lectures, and concerts, to bring the public closer to cultural heritage.

The autopsy of the woman found dead in Formentera reveals that she did not die from violent causes

The Civil Guard has ruled out that the death of the woman found in Formentera was the result of gender-based violence, following the autopsy report which indicates that she did not die from violent causes.

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

20AM offers a concise summary of the most relevant news to start the day informed. It includes key political, economic, and social updates, as well as important information on health, technology, and culture. Its goal is to keep readers up to date on the topics that will shape the national and international agenda quickly and clearly.

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

This article offers practical advice to optimize your personal budget. It includes strategies to control expenses, save smartly, and maximize your income. It also highlights the importance of planning and prioritizing expenses, using financial apps, and avoiding unnecessary debt, helping you improve your financial health and achieve your economic goals.

Cinemanía: The Series and Movies You Can't Miss

This featured guide presents the must-watch series and movies of the moment, offering a varied selection for all tastes. From new releases to revitalized classics, the article recommends productions that stand out for their quality, storytelling, and leading roles, allowing viewers to enjoy outstanding content across different platforms and genres.

The road where AI will be installed to legally bypass the speed limit

A project in the testing phase on the AP-7 highway, near El Vendrell in Tarragona, will install artificial intelligence to allow vehicles to legally exceed the established speed limits.

These padded sneakers are a hit among women over 60: elegant and very comfortable

Skechers offers a model of padded sneakers that is elegant and comfortable, ideal for women over 60 who are looking to relieve foot pain during the fall.

Mariano Di Paola, winemaker: "I always think that the best wine is from the next harvest"

Mariano Di Paola, a renowned winemaker since 1994 at Bodega Rutini and selected in 2015 by Decanter as one of the 30 best winemakers in the world, highlights his constant motivation in thinking that the best wine is always from the next harvest.

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

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

This is 'Camino a Arcadia', the new series starring Willam Levy and Paula Echevarría for SkyShowtime

The original SkyShowtime series in Spain will premiere this autumn, highlighting the return of Paula Echevarría, famous for 'Velvet', to television. Also starring Willam Levy, 'Camino a Arcadia' promises to be a standout production on the platform.

Quentin Tarantino Talks About the Only Series He Likes: "I Haven't Watched Any Other Three Times"

Quentin Tarantino reveals that the only series he has watched three times is a creation by Aaron Sorkin, available in Spain through Movistar Plus+ and Max, highlighting his special appreciation for this television production.

Guide to Imserso Trips 2025-2026: dates, destinations, prices, and how to book a spot

The sale of places for the Imserso trips 2025-2026 has begun and will be carried out in stages, assigning specific days for groups of autonomous communities and for the rest of Spain.

All LG Smart TVs, even the old ones, are receiving this new feature: how to activate it

LG is upgrading its Smart TVs, including the older models, to make them more useful and visually appealing even when not in use, offering new features that can be easily activated.

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

NASA has confirmed that the upcoming total solar eclipse will be the longest of the century, surpassing the usual duration of these phenomena. It will be visible from several regions, including Spain, and there will be specific recommendations for safe viewing.

Be careful if you have this coin in your pocket: it could be worth up to 26,000 euros

The 2-euro coin from Cyprus is highly valued by collectors and can reach a value of up to 26,000 euros due to its rarity and demand in the numismatic market.

Imserso Trips: What Are Preferente Users and Why Do They Have Priority When Choosing Destinations

The sale of Imserso trips for 2025-2026 for accredited preferente users will begin on October 6. Preferente users have priority to choose destinations before the rest of the users.

Work Calendar: October 13th Will Only Be a Long Weekend for Hispanic Day in These Communities

Some regions of Spain will have a long weekend on Monday, October 13th for National Day, while others will not. The celebration will affect the work calendar only in certain areas.

Silver: HSBC hikes price forecasts, sees record high soon on gold spillover

HSBC has raised its silver price forecasts, anticipating a new record high driven by strong gold price momentum. The bank cites gold's bullish trends as a key factor boosting silver demand and prices, expecting silver to benefit from the precious metal sector's overall strength in the near term.

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Gold prices hit record high, cross $4000/oz amid political, economic uncertainty

Gold prices surged past $4000 an ounce for the first time, driven by escalating political tensions and economic instability worldwide. Investors are turning to gold as a safe haven amid concerns over inflation, currency fluctuations, and geopolitical conflicts, pushing demand and prices to record levels.

Oil prices rise as traders weigh mixed US inventory, supply outlook

Oil prices increased as traders assessed conflicting US inventory data and supply factors. While some reports showed inventory draws supporting prices, ongoing concerns about supply disruptions and demand dynamics added complexity. Market participants remain cautious amid uncertain economic indicators and geopolitical tensions affecting the oil market outlook.

All stranded Everest hikers evacuated from remote Tibetan valley

All hikers stranded in a remote Tibetan valley near Everest have been successfully evacuated. Rescue teams coordinated efforts amid harsh weather and challenging terrain to ensure everyone's safety. The operation marks a significant relief after days of uncertainty for those trapped, highlighting the risks of high-altitude trekking and the importance of prompt emergency response.

EIA hikes US oil output forecast, says oversupply will slash prices

The Energy Information Administration raised its US oil production forecast, anticipating increased output. This surge is expected to contribute to an oversupplied market, which will likely drive oil prices down in the coming months.

Trump mulls cutting billions in funds from list of clean energy projects

Former President Trump is considering slashing billions of dollars in funding allocated to various clean energy projects. The potential cuts reflect his administration's focus on reducing federal spending on renewable energy initiatives, impacting ongoing and planned projects aimed at combating climate change. This move signals a shift in priorities away from clean energy development.

US power use to reach record highs in 2025 and 2026, EIA says

The U.S. Energy Information Administration forecasts record-high electricity consumption in 2025 and 2026, driven by economic growth, population increases, and rising use of electric vehicles and heat pumps. This surge will push demand beyond pre-pandemic levels, stressing the power grid and highlighting the need for expanded energy infrastructure and clean energy investments.

US oil futures rise as API shows larger crude build, but product inventories fall

US oil futures climbed as the American Petroleum Institute reported a larger-than-expected increase in crude oil inventories, signaling ample supply. However, inventories of refined products like gasoline and distillates declined, indicating steady demand. Market participants weighed these contrasting signals amid ongoing concerns about energy demand and supply dynamics.

Oil settles flat amid OPEC+ output hike, supply glut fears

Oil prices ended largely unchanged as new output increases from OPEC+ stoked concerns over an existing supply glut. Traders remained cautious amid worries that rising production could outpace demand, limiting upside potential despite ongoing geopolitical tensions and varying demand forecasts. The market awaits further signals on future supply adjustments and economic indicators influencing oil consumption.

Australia stocks lower at close of trade; S&P/ASX 200 down 0.10%

Australian stocks closed lower, with the S&P/ASX 200 index down 0.10%. Market sentiment was cautious amid mixed economic data and global uncertainties. Key sectors showed varied performance, reflecting investor hesitation ahead of upcoming corporate earnings reports.

Jefferies Backs Persimmon as 'Top Pick,' Sees Valuation Upside for UK Builders

Jefferies has named Persimmon its 'Top Pick' among UK homebuilders, highlighting attractive valuation upside. The firm expects Persimmon to benefit from the ongoing housing shortage and strong demand, with potential for share price gains. UK builders overall appear undervalued, offering investors a compelling opportunity amid market uncertainties.

BYD shares rise as Tesla’s low-cost models underwhelm

BYD shares climbed as Tesla's recently launched low-cost models failed to meet market expectations. The lukewarm reception boosted investor confidence in BYD, seen as a stronger competitor in the affordable electric vehicle segment. This shift highlights growing competition in the EV market and investor preference for companies with robust sales and innovation pipelines.

Teck Resources cuts 2025 copper output forecast after Q3 sales miss

Teck Resources has lowered its copper output forecast for 2025 following weaker-than-expected Q3 sales. The company cited operational challenges and market conditions impacting production levels, prompting a reassessment of its future output targets to better align with current performance and demand trends.

Crypto race to tokenize stocks raises investor protection flags

The rapid growth of crypto platforms offering tokenized stocks has sparked concerns over investor protection. These digital assets mimic traditional equities but often lack regulatory oversight, increasing risks like market manipulation and fraud. Authorities warn that while tokenization offers accessibility, the volatile and unregulated environment may expose investors to significant financial harm. Calls for clearer regulations and investor safeguards are growing.

Denmark nears order of 16 Lockheed Martin F-35 jets for up to DKK29b - report

Denmark is close to finalizing an order for 16 Lockheed Martin F-35 fighter jets, valued at up to DKK29 billion. The deal aims to modernize the Danish Air Force and enhance its defense capabilities. The acquisition reflects Denmark’s commitment to maintaining a strong and technologically advanced military presence within NATO.

Google to invest $10 billion in data center cluster in India - report

Google plans to invest $10 billion to build its largest data center cluster in India, aiming to boost the country's digital infrastructure and meet growing cloud demand. The investment includes new data centers across multiple Indian cities, enhancing services for local businesses and supporting economic growth. This move reflects Google's commitment to expanding its footprint in the rapidly growing Indian market.

OpenAI, Anthropic eye investor funds to settle AI lawsuits, FT reports

OpenAI and Anthropic are considering raising funds from investors to cover potential legal costs arising from ongoing AI-related lawsuits. This move aims to strengthen their financial positions amid increasing litigation risks in the AI industry, as reported by the Financial Times.

OpenAI, Anthropic consider using investor funds to settle lawsuits - FT

OpenAI and Anthropic are reportedly considering using funds raised from investors to finance settlements for ongoing lawsuits. This approach aims to manage legal costs stemming from intellectual property disputes and other claims, reflecting the companies' attempts to resolve conflicts while maintaining operational stability and investor confidence.

Honda’s grip on Vietnam motorbike market looks shaky on EV switch

Honda, dominant in Vietnam’s motorbike market, faces challenges as consumers shift toward electric vehicles (EVs). Rising EV demand is prompting local competitors and startups to gain traction, threatening Honda’s long-standing market share. The company must adapt quickly to evolving preferences and increased competition in Vietnam’s growing EV sector to maintain its leadership position.

Malaysia eyes more subsidies, aid to tackle living costs in 2026 budget

Malaysia plans to increase subsidies and financial aid in its 2026 budget to ease living costs amid rising inflation and economic challenges. The government aims to support vulnerable groups and maintain economic stability while managing fiscal constraints.

Nvidia among investors in xAI’s $20 billion capital raise - Bloomberg

Nvidia is part of a group of investors contributing to xAI’s $20 billion capital raise, Bloomberg reports. The funding aims to support xAI’s development of advanced artificial intelligence technologies, highlighting strong industry interest and confidence in the company’s growth potential within the AI sector.

In lieu of government data, investment firm Carlyle reports subdued US hiring

Investment firm Carlyle used its own data to report that US hiring has slowed down, suggesting a subdued labor market. This comes as official government employment statistics have been delayed or unavailable, prompting firms like Carlyle to analyze alternative sources for workforce trends. Their findings indicate cautious hiring practices amid economic uncertainties.

API weekly crude stock surpasses forecast, reversing previous decline

The American Petroleum Institute reported a larger-than-expected increase in weekly crude oil inventories, reversing last week's decline. This rise suggests easing supply concerns in the U.S. oil market, potentially impacting crude prices and market sentiment.

US government shutdown will delay Social Security 2026 COLA announcement

A potential US government shutdown threatens to delay the announcement of the 2026 Social Security Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA). The delay arises because key agencies involved in calculating and releasing the COLA may cease operations during a shutdown, impacting beneficiaries awaiting updated payment information. This disruption could cause uncertainty for millions relying on these benefits.

Consumer credit growth slows, falling short of forecasted figures

Consumer credit growth has decelerated, coming in below economists' expectations. The slowdown reflects cautious borrowing behavior amid economic uncertainties and tighter lending standards. This trend may impact consumer spending and overall economic growth moving forward.

NY Fed finds rising worry about state of job market in September

The New York Federal Reserve reports increased concern about the job market's health in September. Indicators show growing anxiety among workers regarding job security and hiring prospects, reflecting uncertainty in the economic outlook amid inflation and interest rate pressures. This shift suggests cautious sentiment about future employment conditions.

Expansionary Irish budget targets business over tax cuts for workers

Ireland's latest budget focuses on boosting business growth rather than cutting taxes for workers. It aims to encourage investment, support enterprises, and enhance economic competitiveness. The approach prioritizes long-term economic benefits over immediate worker tax relief, signaling a strategic emphasis on strengthening the business environment.

Germany's debt to rise above 80% by 2029, stability council says

Germany's debt-to-GDP ratio is projected to exceed 80% by 2029, according to the Stability Council. This increase reflects ongoing fiscal challenges and economic pressures. The council warns that sustained high debt levels may impact financial stability and calls for prudent fiscal policies to manage public finances effectively.

Bangladesh approves US wheat imports, hoping to ease trade tensions

Bangladesh has approved imports of US wheat for the first time, aiming to ease ongoing trade tensions and diversify its grain sources. The decision reflects efforts to stabilize domestic food supplies amid global market fluctuations and price volatility. This move is seen as a positive step in strengthening trade relations between Bangladesh and the United States.

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Stocks drop, gold cracks $4,000 on political anxiety

Stocks declined and gold prices fell below $4,000 amid rising political uncertainty. Investors reacted to heightened geopolitical tensions and concerns over upcoming policy decisions, leading to market volatility and a cautious trading atmosphere.

Gold crosses $4,000 for first time, building on historic rally

Gold prices surged past $4,000 per ounce for the first time, driven by inflation concerns, geopolitical tensions, and investor demand for safe-haven assets. This milestone reflects continued confidence in gold amid economic uncertainties and market volatility.

New Zealand delivers jolt to frail economy with 50-bp rate cut, flags more easing

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand cut its official cash rate by 50 basis points to support the struggling economy. The move signals potential further easing as inflation pressures ease and growth slows, aiming to boost demand and stabilize financial conditions amid global uncertainties.

Yen falls may prod BOJ to hike rates in October, ex-central bank executive says

The Japanese yen's recent decline could prompt the Bank of Japan to raise interest rates in October, according to a former central bank official. The move would mark a shift from the BOJ's long-standing ultra-loose monetary policy amid rising inflation pressures and a weakening currency. This potential rate hike aims to stabilize the yen and address economic challenges.

Morning Bid: Gold at $4K - Be afraid, be very afraid

Gold prices have surged to $4,000 per ounce, signaling rising economic uncertainty and investor fear. Factors contributing include inflation concerns, geopolitical tensions, and market volatility. Experts warn this surge reflects deeper financial instability, urging caution among investors as the metal traditionally serves as a safe haven during turbulent times.

How investors buy gold and what drives the market

Investors buy gold primarily as a hedge against inflation and economic uncertainty. Common methods include purchasing physical gold, investing in gold ETFs, mining stocks, and futures contracts. Market drivers include geopolitical tensions, currency fluctuations, interest rates, and demand from central banks and consumers. Gold's value often rises during crises, reflecting its status as a safe-haven asset.

RBNZ delivers outsized 50 bps rate cut, signals openness to further easing

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand surprised markets with a 50 basis point rate cut, larger than expected. This move aims to support the economy amid slowing growth and inflation pressures. The RBNZ signaled willingness to implement further easing measures if needed to sustain economic recovery and inflation targets.

Trump administration questions automatic back pay for furloughed US employees

The Trump administration expressed concerns over automatically granting back pay to furloughed federal employees affected by government shutdowns. Officials argue that back pay should not be guaranteed without congressional approval, emphasizing fiscal responsibility. This stance raises uncertainties for workers awaiting compensation for unpaid leave during shutdown periods.

Wall Street retreats from record closing highs as economic worries mount

Wall Street pulled back from recent record highs amid growing concerns over economic growth and inflation. Investors are cautious due to mixed corporate earnings and uncertainty about Federal Reserve policies. This has led to increased market volatility as traders reassess risks in the current economic environment.

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Pendle Grows an Additional $318 Million TVL Just 4 Days After Plasma Launch

Pendle's total value locked (TVL) surged by $318 million within four days following the launch of its Plasma product. The rapid growth highlights strong user adoption and confidence in Pendle's innovative DeFi yield tokenization platform, positioning it as a significant player in the decentralized finance space.

CEA Industries ($BNC) Announces BNB Holdings of 480,000 Tokens, and Total Crypto and Cash Holdings of $663 Million

CEA Industries revealed that it holds 480,000 BNB tokens as part of its cryptocurrency assets. The company’s total crypto and cash reserves amount to $663 million, reflecting its significant investment in digital currencies alongside traditional cash holdings.

Both bitcoin and gold to likely feature on central bank balance sheets by 2030: DB

Deutsche Bank predicts that by 2030, central banks will include both bitcoin and gold in their reserves. This shift reflects growing confidence in bitcoin as a store of value alongside traditional assets like gold, driven by increasing digital adoption and a need for diversified reserve assets.

Pepeto Presale Exceeds $6.93 Million; Staking and Exchange Demo Released

Pepeto's presale surpassed $6.93 million, showcasing strong investor interest. Alongside, the team launched a staking platform and an exchange demo, enhancing user engagement and liquidity options. These developments mark key milestones in Pepeto's growth, aiming to boost ecosystem participation and market presence.

Bitcoin price today: steadies after record high over $126k amid "Uptober" optimism

Bitcoin’s price stabilized after hitting a record high above $126,000, fueled by optimism during "Uptober," a month known for positive crypto market trends. The surge reflects growing investor confidence and increased adoption, suggesting continued bullish momentum in the cryptocurrency space.

Propanc reports $100 million digital asset treasury plan, NASDAQ listing

Propanc Health Group announced plans to allocate $100 million to build a digital asset treasury to enhance corporate liquidity and shareholder value. The company also aims for a NASDAQ listing to boost market visibility and attract a broader investor base, signaling a strategic move into digital finance and growth opportunities.

Propanc Biopharma plans $100M digital asset treasury strategy

Propanc Biopharma announced plans to allocate $100 million of its treasury into digital assets, aiming to diversify holdings and leverage growth opportunities in the crypto market. The biotech firm intends to integrate digital strategies to enhance shareholder value while managing risks associated with digital investments.

Profusa invests additional $1 million in bitcoin treasury assets

Profusa has allocated an extra $1 million to its bitcoin treasury holdings, increasing the company's total investment in the cryptocurrency. This move reflects Profusa's growing confidence in bitcoin as a strategic asset for financial diversification. The company aims to leverage bitcoin's potential for long-term value appreciation amid broader market interest in digital assets.

BNY Mellon explores tokenized deposits - Bloomberg

BNY Mellon is investigating the use of tokenized deposits to enhance banking services. This initiative aims to leverage blockchain technology for faster, more secure, and transparent transactions. The bank’s exploration reflects a broader industry trend toward digital assets and could pave the way for new financial products and improved customer experiences.

Oncoinvent reports promising results for cancer treatment Radspherin

Oncoinvent has announced encouraging clinical results for Radspherin, its innovative cancer treatment. The therapy shows potential in improving outcomes for patients by targeting tumors more effectively. Early trials indicate safety and efficacy, supporting further development and potential future approvals. This advancement marks a significant step forward in cancer therapeutics.

NANO Nuclear raises $400 million in private placement for reactor development

NANO Nuclear secured $400 million in a private placement to advance its development of safe, compact nuclear reactors. The funding will support R&D, regulatory approvals, and scaling production, positioning the company to meet growing clean energy demands with innovative technology.

Joby Aviation prices $513.9 million stock offering at $16.85 per share

Joby Aviation has priced its stock offering at $16.85 per share, raising approximately $513.9 million. The funds are likely aimed at advancing its electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft development and commercialization efforts in the urban air mobility sector.

Esperion prices $75 million public offering of common stock

Esperion Therapeutics announced the pricing of a $75 million public offering of common stock. The proceeds will support the company’s ongoing development programs and general corporate purposes, aiming to advance its lipid management therapies and strengthen its financial position.

Cathie Wood's ARK trims Brera Holdings, no new buys on Tuesday

Cathie Wood's ARK Invest reduced its stake in Brera Holdings on Tuesday and made no new purchases. The move indicates a cautious approach amid market uncertainties, with ARK focusing on managing existing positions rather than expanding its portfolio. The adjustment aligns with the firm's strategy to optimize holdings based on performance and market outlook.

Investor opposes City Office REIT merger, proposes restructuring

An investor has opposed the proposed merger of City Office REIT, suggesting instead a restructuring plan. The investor argues that restructuring would better maximize shareholder value compared to the merger, citing concerns over the merger’s terms and potential impacts on stakeholders. The proposal emphasizes enhancing operational efficiency and financial performance without pursuing consolidation.

RiverNorth/DoubleLine fund announces rights offering to shareholders

RiverNorth/DoubleLine Dynamic Municipal Income Fund has announced a rights offering, giving current shareholders the chance to purchase additional shares at a discounted price. This move aims to raise capital to enhance the fund's investment capacity and support its municipal bond holdings. Shareholders will receive details on the offering and how to participate in the coming weeks.

Comcast opens flagship Lift Zone at OIC Philadelphia to boost job training

Comcast launched a flagship Lift Zone at OIC Philadelphia to enhance digital access and job training for local residents. The facility offers high-speed internet, devices, and workforce development programs aimed at closing the digital divide and supporting community economic growth. This initiative is part of Comcast's broader efforts to promote digital equity and boost employment opportunities in underserved areas.

TaskUs reminds stockholders to vote on $16.50 per share take-private deal

TaskUs urged its stockholders to vote on the proposed $16.50 per share take-private deal. The company emphasized the importance of shareholder participation to complete the transaction, aiming to finalize the privatization and focus on future growth away from public market pressures.

KASIKORNBANK 2Q25 Slides: Stable Performance Amid Economic Headwinds

KASIKORNBANK reported a slight decline in 2Q25 earnings due to challenging economic conditions and rising loan provisions. Despite this, the bank maintained stable operating income and asset quality, supported by steady loan growth and controlled expenses. The bank remains cautious but optimistic about future prospects as it adapts to evolving market dynamics.