News Summary - 10/15/2025

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Hamas returns four more bodies of hostages, Israeli military says

Israel announced that Hamas has returned four additional bodies of hostages. However, Israel warned it may restrict aid convoys into Gaza due to delays in returning the remaining bodies.

Bowen: Trump's role in Gaza ceasefire was decisive, but not a roadmap to peace

Bowen acknowledges Trump's decisive role in securing the Gaza ceasefire during his Middle East visit. However, he cautions that lasting peace cannot be achieved solely by presidential decisions, emphasizing that the ceasefire is not a definitive path to long-term stability.

My friend Bipin threw back a Hamas grenade - and saved my life

Bipin Joshi bravely threw back a grenade during a Hamas attack, saving his friend's life. Before being taken hostage, he tried to protect fellow Nepalese students, according to his grieving friend.

Madagascar military says it has seized power as president moves to 'safe place'

Madagascar's military announced it has seized power, placing President Rajoelina in a "safe place." Despite the takeover, Rajoelina maintains he remains in charge. The military has promised to hold elections within two years.

Bangladesh garment factory fire kills at least 16

A fire at a garment factory in Bangladesh has killed at least 16 people. The victims were burned beyond recognition, and officials have warned that the death toll may increase.

D’Angelo, R&B Grammy-award winning singer, dies aged 51

D'Angelo, the Grammy-winning R&B singer, has died at 51 following a cancer diagnosis. His family praised his enduring legacy of deeply moving music.

ChatGPT will soon allow erotica for verified adults, says OpenAI boss

CEO Sam Altman announced that future ChatGPT versions will enable more human-like interactions, including erotica content, but only for verified adults who choose to access it.

Bitcoin worth $14bn seized in US-UK crackdown on alleged scammers

The US and UK have seized $14 billion in Bitcoin linked to alleged scammers. The UK also froze assets tied to the suspects, including a £100 million office building in London, as part of the crackdown.

Trump says US will not 'waste our time' helping Argentina if Milei loses

Trump warned that if Javier Milei's coalition loses in this month's elections, the US will not be generous in providing assistance to Argentina, signaling a conditional approach to future support based on the election outcome.

French PM backs freezing Macron's pension reform to save government

The French Prime Minister supports pausing Macron's pension reform that raised the retirement age from 62 to 64. The reform was a key part of Macron's presidency but faced significant opposition, prompting calls to freeze it to maintain government stability.

US strikes another vessel off Venezuela coast, killing six

President Trump labeled the struck vessel off Venezuela as belonging to "narcoterrorists" and accused it of drug trafficking. However, US officials have not presented evidence to support these claims.

French couple sentenced in Iran on spying charges

Cecile Kohler and Jacques Paris, a French couple, were arrested in Iran in 2022 and have now been sentenced on spying charges.

Man who set fire to Pennsylvania governor’s mansion jailed

Cody Balmer pleaded guilty to arson and attempted murder for setting a fire at the Pennsylvania governor’s mansion in April. Governor Shapiro and his family were inside at the time but escaped safely.

US Supreme Court rejects Alex Jones appeal in Sandy Hook shooting case

The US Supreme Court has declined to hear Alex Jones' appeal in the Sandy Hook defamation case. Jones, known for promoting conspiracy theories, has yet to pay the over $1 billion in damages awarded to the Sandy Hook families.

National strike hits Belgian public transport, airports and ships

Tens of thousands of protesters marched in Brussels to oppose government reforms and spending cuts, disrupting public transport, airports, and shipping services across Belgium.

Trump administration looks for ways to pay federal officers during shutdown

The Trump administration is seeking methods to continue paying federal officers, including those from the FBI, US Border Patrol, and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), amid a government shutdown.

Blast kills police officers trying to evict siblings from house in Italy

A blast from gas canisters killed police officers, including carabinieri, attempting to evict siblings from a property near Verona in northern Italy.

Spain's radically different approach to African migration

Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's government is adopting a distinct stance on African migration, challenging the common restrictive approaches seen in many Western countries by seeking more open and cooperative policies.

The Indian woman who stood up to moral policing - and won a pageant

Muskan Sharma, crowned Miss Rishikesh, overcame moral policing to claim her title. Her victory empowered her and felt as significant as winning Miss Universe, symbolizing a stand against societal judgment.

24 hours with Trump on diplomatic tornado through Middle East

The US president's whirlwind one-day Middle East tour was more a triumphant overview than a detailed policy session, highlighting key diplomatic achievements rather than fleshing out specifics, according to the BBC's Tom Bateman.

'It's not over,' says son of hostage whose body remains in Gaza

Rotem Cooper urges mediators to intensify efforts to pressure Hamas into returning the bodies of hostages, including his father Amiram, whose body remains unrecovered in Gaza.

What happens next in Trump's ceasefire plan?

All Israeli hostages have been safely returned, and a ceasefire is now established in Gaza. The focus shifts to maintaining peace, rebuilding efforts, and addressing humanitarian needs in the region while diplomatic negotiations continue to ensure lasting stability.

Israel identifies bodies of first four dead hostages returned by Hamas

Israel has identified the first four deceased hostages returned by Hamas as Guy Illouz, Bipin Joshi, Yossi Sharabi, and Daniel Peretz.

How Milei's 'Thatcherite' economics divided his nation - but won over Trump

Ahead of Milei's White House visit, Argentina faces protests fueled by his divisive 'Thatcherite' economic policies. While his approach wins support from figures like Trump, it sparks significant domestic unrest, highlighting a deep national divide over his leadership and reforms.

Foul skies, fading light: How air pollution is stealing India's sunshine

Over the past 30 years, India has experienced a decline in sunshine hours, primarily caused by increased clouds, aerosols, and changing local weather patterns. This reduction in sunlight is linked to rising air pollution levels, which impact visibility and solar radiation reaching the surface.

'Your appointment's rescheduled': Shutdown cancels US citizenship ceremonies

Due to the government shutdown, US citizenship ceremonies were canceled, causing confusion and frustration among applicants. Many who planned to take the oath were forced to reschedule, leading to disappointment and uncertainty about their naturalization process.

Watch: Moment house drifts away from land as typhoon hits Alaska

The US Coast Guard rescued 24 people after their homes were carried away from the shore by a typhoon hitting Alaska.

Crowds in Madagascar cheer as military unit seizes power

In Antananarivo, Madagascar, crowds celebrated as an elite military unit claimed it had taken control from the president, signaling a coup and political upheaval in the country.

Watch: Emotional reunions as freed hostages return to Israel

A video from the Israeli military captures Mor smiling and warmly embracing two relatives, highlighting the emotional reunions following the release of hostages returning to Israel.

'Peace in the Middle East': Trump signs ceasefire deal in Egypt

US President Trump and other world leaders signed the first phase of a Gaza ceasefire deal in Sharm el-Sheikh, aiming to halt ongoing conflicts and promote peace in the Middle East.

The Government’s intention to raise contributions for the self-employed draws criticism from both the opposition and its coalition partners: "It’s a mistake"

The Social Security system proposes increasing the minimum contribution for the self-employed to 252 euros over three years, generating criticism from both the opposition and the Government’s coalition partners, who consider this measure a mistake.

X-ray of the Government's proposal: this is how the self-employed contributions will increase from 2026

The Government proposes that the contributions of the self-employed be calculated based on their actual income, implementing a new salary table that will adjust contributions from 2026 to more accurately reflect individual earnings.

The Self-Employed, on the Government’s Plan to Raise Their Contributions: "It Feels Like We Are Tax Collectors for the State"

The self-employed criticize the Ministry of Labor’s plan to increase contributions starting in 2026, arguing that it discourages business creation and could ruin many. Miriam, who has been self-employed for nine years, points out that this measure seriously harms them and creates uncertainty about their future.

Tension over the peace plan: families of hostages demand it be stopped if Hamas does not hand over the bodies

Israel has decided not to reopen the Rafah crossing and to halve humanitarian aid to Gaza in order to pressure Hamas to deliver the bodies of the hostages, while the victims' families demand the peace plan be halted if this demand is not met.

Gaza peace plan, live | The bodies of four more hostages arrive in Israel and are taken to the coroner for identification

Four bodies of hostages have arrived in Israel and are being examined by forensic experts for identification. Meanwhile, the latest peace plan for Gaza promoted by Donald Trump is ongoing, with details and reactions in real time.

Ábalos faces a crucial hearing today in which he risks imprisonment

After Ábalos's testimony, the magistrate will hold a hearing for the parties to express their views on possible new precautionary measures, including provisional imprisonment.

The Supreme Court Judge Prevents Ábalos from Dismissing His Lawyer Unless He Appoints Another "Able" to Assume His Defense

Ábalos requested a court-appointed lawyer, but the Supreme Court judge does not allow him to dismiss his current defense unless he appoints another lawyer qualified to take over his representation.

Sánchez intensifies his clash with Ayuso to try to weaken Feijóo and regain female votes following the Ábalos scandal

Socialist sources seek to revive the debate on abortion as a political strategy, despite lacking support for a constitutional reform, with the aim of weakening Feijóo and recovering the female vote affected after the Ábalos scandal.

The growing trend in supermarkets that threatens the shopping list: "It allows for better savings"

A study by the Dia chain reveals that 47% of customers admit that promotions and discounts influence their purchases, surpassing planning based on the shopping list and allowing for better savings.

Driving schools appreciate Marlaska’s reinforcement but demand more examiners: “50 positions are not enough”

Driving schools welcome the increase proposed by Marlaska but consider the 50 new examiner positions insufficient. The waiting lists for the practical exam in Madrid and Barcelona reach 60,000 people in each province, highlighting the high demand and the need for more staff to reduce waiting times.

Iván lashes out at Gloria Camila: "Get over me, you're obsessed"

During a dispute over food on the beach, Iván exploded against Gloria Camila, accusing her of being obsessed and challenging her to get over him. This incident reignited the tension and confrontations between the two contestants, highlighting the lack of camaraderie.

Victoria Beckham: The Success and Failure of Her Netflix Documentary

Victoria Beckham's documentary on Netflix is an attempt to promote her public image, presented more as a marketing strategy than as a deep exploration, reflecting both her achievements and limitations.

Rain of criticism for Ancelotti from Brazil after the defeat against Japan: "We didn't play, we simply watched"

Brazil suffered its first historic defeat against Japan, who came back from 2-0 down with three goals in 20 minutes. The Brazilian press harshly criticized Ancelotti and the team for their lack of play and reaction during the match.

Valeria Castro, supported by her fellow professionals after the criticism of her performance on 'OT'

Several artists such as Dani Fernández, Viva Suecia, and Roi Méndez have shown their support for Valeria Castro following the harsh criticism she received for her performance on 'OT,' defending her talent and attitude against the negative comments on social media.

Spain thrashes Bulgaria, but qualification for the 2026 World Cup will have to wait

The Spanish men's national football team defeated Bulgaria in the fourth qualifying match for the 2026 World Cup, played at José Zorrilla, although their final qualification is not yet secured.

Trump Threatens Spain Again with Tariffs Over Its "Disrespect" to NATO: "They Should Be Punished"

The U.S. president expressed his strong displeasure with Spain for its "disrespect" towards NATO and threatened to impose tariffs as a form of punishment.

This is How Experts Interpret Trump's Dominant Handshake with Sánchez

Trump's intense and dominant handshake, which he has used since arriving at the White House, is interpreted by experts as a display of power and control in his interactions, aiming to assert himself even in seemingly simple gestures like the greeting with Sánchez.

'El tiempo justo' tells the reason why Amaia Montero returns to La Oreja de Van Gogh

Álex Álvarez reported on the Telecinco program about the reason behind Amaia Montero's return to La Oreja de Van Gogh, detailing the motives for this long-awaited comeback.

Officials Call for Protests on October 30 and Aim for a Strike in December

The three main public sector unions agree to set aside differences to reach an agreement that protects the purchasing power of public employees, calling for protests on October 30 and considering a strike in December.

Storm in the Mediterranean, live | The DANA Alice keeps several sections of the Mediterranean Corridor trains suspended

The heavy rains are beginning to ease, but Aragón, Catalonia, the Valencian Community, and the Balearic Islands remain under warnings, with the Balearic Islands at an orange alert level, affecting rail traffic on the Mediterranean Corridor.

The fine for having an alarm sticker on the front door without having a real security system

Displaying alarm stickers or company logos without having an active contract and a real security system can result in fines, as these identifications must be supported by a valid service.

Optimism about Schumacher's Health Condition: "This is the first time we have a positive sign"

Almost twelve years after his skiing accident, Michael Schumacher is showing positive signs in his health condition, according to a journalist from L'Équipe, generating hope after a long period of uncertainty.

Less supply and more debt: the European Commission warns of the "adverse" effects of capping rents

The European Commission points out that controlling rent prices can reduce supply and increase indebtedness. It emphasizes that policies aimed at increasing the housing supply are more effective than those that only incentivize demand, although the analysis does not reflect its official position.

One Million Reasons to Play the 'Six Kings Slam': Tennis Players Forget Complaints About the Schedule in Exchange for Big Money

A prize of seven million euros is attracting the best tennis players in the world to Saudi Arabia this week, making them forget their complaints about the schedule and focus on the financial reward.

Sofía Suescun shows how she cleans her house and her fans turn against her

Sofía Suescun shared a video cleaning her house but received criticism from her followers. Some users felt that the influencer was not setting a good example, questioning her methods and attitude during the cleaning. The post sparked a debate about authenticity and the portrayal of household chores on social media.

A Household Product Pulled from a Supermarket Due to Fire Risk: "If You Bought It, Do Not Use It"

A supermarket chain has withdrawn a household product due to a fire risk. They urge customers who have purchased it not to use it and to return it to the store for a full refund.

A Body Found Inside a Sack in a Swamp

A foreign citizen found a body inside a sack in a hard-to-reach area in a swamp, according to local media reports.

Mango suffers a cyberattack with access to contact data of its customers

The Spanish multinational Mango suffered a cyberattack that compromised contact data of its customers, although banking information was not affected, according to the company.

From Cigarette Smoke to a Smoke-Free Future Through Science

Philip Morris International continues innovating with products that, using advanced technology, heat tobacco instead of burning it, aiming to offer a less harmful alternative to the traditional cigarette.

Learning to Live Beyond Screens in a Hyperconnected World

The magazine ‘Telos’ by Fundación Telefónica, in its issue 127 titled ‘Generation Alfabeta: In Search of Well-being in a Hyperconnected World,’ addresses the impact of hyperconnectivity on mental and social health. It proposes strategies to balance the use of digital technologies, promoting habits that foster well-being and healthy disconnection from screens.

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

Chris Martin humorously commented on the incident in which Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot, CEO and HR director of Astronomer, were caught being unfaithful during an event called the 'kisscam.'

'Insurrection Act', the kind of Article 155 that would give Trump special powers to deploy the Army

The 'Insurrection Act' allows the president to deploy the Army in states without the governor's request, something rarely used since the 1960s, with the last time being in 1992. This law grants special powers to intervene in situations of internal emergency.

Feijóo proposes tightening residency in Spain: "Nationality is not given away, it is earned"

The leader of the PP urges Sánchez to lead the European Pact on Migration and Asylum and proposes a set of measures to address the migration crisis, emphasizing that Spanish nationality must be earned and not given away.

Leonardo Sbaraglia: "I want to enlighten the audience with characters that challenge me every day"

Leonardo Sbaraglia stars at the Teatro La Latina in the theatrical adaptation of Jacobo Bergareche's novel 'The Perfect Days,' with performances running until October 26.

Guzmán and Broncano Ironize About Housing Prices: "You Already Have a House, Why Do You Want to Eat?"

Guzmán and Broncano sarcastically criticized the high rental prices in Madrid and the difficulty of accessing decent housing, highlighting the current housing crisis.

Ana Mena releases 'Lárgate', a song from her new album with which she aims to "evoke the music of the '70s"

Ana Mena returns after a year-long creative break with 'Lárgate', a track inspired by the music of the 1970s. This song previews the style and essence of her upcoming album, marking a new step in her musical career.

The request from the former Haas team principal to Aston Martin: "Give Alonso a competitive car"

The former Haas team principal (2016-2024) praised Fernando Alonso's performance in Singapore and called on Aston Martin to provide him with a competitive car to maximize his potential in Formula 1.

Electric Mobility: A Turning Point from August to September, the Trend Consolidates

In August, a historic milestone in electric mobility was experienced, and in September it was confirmed that this change was not a coincidence, but the beginning of a solid and sustained trend in the sector.

Drew Struzan Dies, Creator of the Posters for 'Star Wars,' 'Back to the Future,' and the Indiana Jones Films

Drew Struzan, renowned artist of iconic posters such as those for 'Star Wars,' 'Back to the Future,' and 'Indiana Jones,' has passed away. He retired after the release of 'Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull' in 2008, leaving an indelible legacy in the world of cinema.

Adrián Chico, psychologist, reveals what the metaphor of the emotional banquet consists of

Adrián Chico explains that the metaphor of the emotional banquet illustrates why you don’t fall in love with the perfect person at a specific moment, pointing out that emotions and previous experiences influence how and when love arises.

The new app that 'tips off' your sexual partners if you have an STD is Spanish

A Spanish app allows users to identify and notify sexual partners about possible STD infections such as gonorrhea, syphilis, and chlamydia, facilitating timely treatment and helping to curb the rise of these diseases.

Spanish as Bait: How Hackers Use AI to Write More Credible Scams

Cybercriminals use artificial intelligence to generate personalized messages in Spanish, increasing the credibility of their scams and making it easier to deceive victims.

These Are the Most Beautiful Skies in Spain, According to the First Astrotourism Guide

Two astronomy communicators have published the first astrotourism guide in Spain, which highlights the best places in the country to observe the starry sky in all its splendor.

Crispy Artichokes with Alioli: A Tasty Recipe with Affordable Ingredients

These crispy artichokes with alioli are a delicious and economical option to enjoy a flavorful and easy-to-make dish. Perfect for sharing and surprising with intense flavors and irresistible textures.

Mateo, mechanic, warns about the particulate filter sensor: "If it's not original..."

Mateo, a mechanic from Murcia, warns about the malfunction of the particulate filter sensor. He explains that using non-original sensors can cause significant problems in the vehicle, affecting its performance and proper functioning.

Reservoirs have now been declining for 20 consecutive weeks and are not recovering despite the rains from DANA Alice

The current water reserve is nearly 30,000 hectometers, 53% of the total capacity, after 20 consecutive weeks of decline, with no significant recovery despite the rains from DANA Alice.

Rain, storms, and fog activate warnings this Wednesday in the Balearic Islands, Catalonia, and Galicia

Aemet warns of rain, storms, and fog this Wednesday in the Balearic Islands, Catalonia, and Galicia, due to the influence of a cold air mass aloft over the eastern Peninsula and the Balearic Islands.

The Kremlin shows itself "open and willing" to talk about peace after learning about the new meeting between Trump and Zelenski

Ukraine denounced a Russian attack on two humanitarian aid trucks and the launch of nearly one hundred drones, in a context of tensions while the Kremlin states it is open to dialogue about peace following the upcoming meeting between Trump and Zelenski.

USA attacks another drug vessel off the coast of Venezuela and kills its six crew members

The President of the USA confirmed that they attacked a drug vessel in international waters near Venezuela, with no American military personnel injured. All six crew members of the vessel died in the attack.

The Supreme Court asks the European Parliament to lift Alvise Pérez's immunity to investigate him for irregular financing

The Supreme Court has requested the European Parliament to lift Alvise Pérez's immunity in order to investigate him for alleged irregular financing, after he received 100,000 euros from a supposed fraudster under investigation by the National Court.

Police Investigate the Death of a Minor After Falling from a Balcony

The police are investigating the death of a minor who fell from a balcony in a residence located on Rafael Laffón Street, Seville, near the Carmona Road.

The Special Gourmet Product Range Arrives at ALDI to Make Your Dinners Unique

The 'Special' brand arrives at ALDI with more than 150 high-quality gourmet products at low prices, designed to add more flavor and exclusivity to your dinners and celebrations.

The National Strike in Belgium Forces Cancellation of All Flights Departing from Brussels and Charleroi

The national strike in Belgium has caused the cancellation of all flights from Brussels and Charleroi. Additionally, the railway service and public transportation lines in the main cities have also been affected, causing significant disruptions to mobility across the country.

The Polish USA-Style Outlet That Sells Premium Brands at Low Prices

These stores sell items from premium brands such as Ralph Lauren, Calvin Klein, Michael Kors, and Valentino with discounts exceeding 50%, offering a shopping experience in the style of American outlets.

Google gives away its AI Pro plan and 2 TB for Drive, Gmail, and Photos if you are a university student: how to get it

Google offers its AI Pro plan and 2 TB of storage on Drive, Gmail, and Photos for free to university students in Spain, allowing them to access one of the most advanced artificial intelligence services currently available.

Paid Leave You Can Request (and Those You’ll Soon Be Able to Ask For)

Article 37.3 of the Workers' Statute establishes several paid leaves that employees can request with prior notice and justification. These leaves cover personal and family situations, and the list will soon be expanded to include new cases, thus improving labor rights related to work-life balance and employee well-being.

Crispy Artichokes with Alioli: A Tasty Recipe with Cheap Ingredients

These crispy artichokes with alioli are a delicious and affordable recipe, perfect for enjoying a flavorful and easy-to-make dish that’s finger-licking good.

What the ten finalist novels for the Planeta Prize decided today are about: love, fantasy, mythology...

The ten finalist novels for the Planeta Prize cover a variety of themes, focusing on reflections about the human being. Four of the authors participate under pseudonyms, with genres such as love, fantasy, and mythology standing out.

Germany prepares compulsory military service by lottery if there are not enough volunteers

Germany plans to implement compulsory military service by lottery if it fails to gather enough volunteers, following a model similar to that of Denmark.

Ayuso will avoid "pointing fingers" at anyone over abortion and reproaches Sánchez's "macho" lessons

Isabel Díaz Ayuso, president of the Community of Madrid, rejected the criticisms from President Pedro Sánchez regarding abortion, accusing him of acting with arrogance. Ayuso stated that she will avoid "pointing fingers" at anyone on this issue and criticized the Government's lessons, emphasizing her independence on this matter.

Arrested for a new crime in A Coruña the elderly women’s killer from Barcelona

An investigation for homicide is open regarding the body found in a residence in A Coruña at the beginning of October, linked to the woman arrested for previous crimes in Barcelona.

Have You Prepared for a Second Blackout? This Is How People on the Street Respond About the Essentials They Already Have

The Electric Network has warned about sudden fluctuations in electrical voltage, raising concerns about a possible new blackout. The population is evaluating which items they consider essential to face another power outage.

Gómez-Marín, the scientist who had a near-death experience: "Three figures were waiting for me"

Álex Gómez-Marín, physicist and neuroscientist, shares his near-death experience with 20minutos and presents his book *The Science of the Final Threshold*, which explores and questions the boundaries between life, consciousness, and matter.

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

More than 366,000 Argentinians have applied for Spanish nationality through the 'Grandchildren's Law,' which allows descendants of Spanish emigrants who fled for political, ideological, and economic reasons in the 20th century to reclaim their nationality and connection with their past.

The Dictatorship of Generation Z

Almost 20% of young people between 18 and 24 years old consider that dictatorship is a better form of government than democracy, reflecting a concerning political inclination within Generation Z.

A Logical Absence

Abascal criticizes Felipe VI for his shocking speech at the United Nations General Assembly on September 24, where he addressed the massacre in Gaza, expressing his disapproval of his statements.

Trump is not forgotten

In Spain, tariffs remain aligned with the EU, but Trump's threat could trigger a special tariff, affecting trade between the two countries.

The Legendary English Abortion

The fame of the English abortion, which originated during the dictatorship when abortion was illegal in Spain, persists in the current Spanish imagination despite legal and social changes.

The Government Transfers Eight Plots of Former Prisons to the Housing Ministry to Build 1,300 Affordable Homes

The Government transfers eight plots of former prisons in five regions to the Housing Ministry to build 1,300 affordable homes. The largest are those of the former Carabanchel prison and La Ranilla (Seville), with capacity for 508 and 240 homes respectively.

Sumar Opens Another Front with the PSOE Over Its Housing Plan and Heats Up Minister Rodríguez’s Appearance in Congress

Sumar, led by Yolanda Díaz, publicly maintains its differences with the PSOE for the third consecutive week, just two days before Housing Minister Rodríguez’s appearance in Congress.

Catalonia and Euskadi ask the EU for a flexible framework and permanent funds to build more housing

The Housing authorities of Catalonia and Euskadi have presented a ten-point plan to the European Affordable Housing Plan, requesting a flexible framework and permanent funds to facilitate the construction of more housing in both communities.

Trump jokes about Macron causing laughter among the other leaders

Trump made a humorous remark directed at Macron, expressing surprise at his discreet stance during a meeting, which caused laughter among the other leaders present.

Dolly Van Doll, vedette and pioneer of drag performance in Barcelona, dies at 87

Dolly Van Doll, an iconic vedette and pioneer of drag performance in Barcelona, passed away at the age of 87. Known for her talent and charisma, she left an indelible mark on the city's artistic and cultural scene, becoming a reference for future generations of drag and entertainment.

Details of the stabbing of Lamine Yamal's father come to light: "He stabbed him, he was going to kill him"

Mounir Nasraoui, father of Lamine Yamal, was stabbed during an argument on August 14, 2014, in the parking lot of the Rocafonda football field, suffering serious injuries and being taken to the hospital.

The Judiciary urges opening a file against Judge Velasco for referring to Montero as "Mercadona cashier"

The standing committee of the Council considers that Judge Velasco committed an infraction under article 418.5 of the Organic Law of the Judiciary by referring to Montero as "Mercadona cashier" and has called for the opening of disciplinary proceedings against him.

La 1 matched Antena 3 in audience this Monday, without special events and thanks to the mornings

La 1 matched Antena 3’s audience this Monday, without the help of special events, mainly driven by its morning programs. This parity highlights the strength of its morning programming in attracting viewers.

Manu recalls the reason he auditioned for 'Pasapalabra': "I've been watching the show my whole life"

Manu confessed to Roberto Leal that he initially auditioned for 'Pasapalabra' as a challenge, motivated by being a lifelong viewer of the show, and ended up actively participating in the contest.

Patricia Pardo to Alejandra Rubio after snubbing a 'Vamos a ver' reporter: "She is out of place"

Patricia Pardo expressed her anger towards Alejandra Rubio for snubbing a 'Vamos a ver' reporter and stated that she will ask her for an explanation for her attitude, describing it as out of place.

Atyat, the Madrilenian with Arab roots who will participate in Benidorm Fest 2026

Atyat, a Madrilenian singer with Arab roots, raised on stage, will participate in Benidorm Fest 2026 after having been part of MADO 2025.

Jesús Cintora Throws a Jab at Vox from 'Malas lenguas': "I Laugh Because It Bothers Them"

Jesús Cintora responded to Vox's criticisms on 'Malas lenguas', pointing out that they would probably prefer him to stay silent. The presenter showed his indifference and laughed because he knows it bothers them.

Wyoming jokes with Dani Mateo about Donald Trump's latest anger: "That Turkey is invading..."

Wyoming joked with Dani Mateo about Donald Trump's reaction to an assassination attempt, criticizing how while something serious is happening, Trump gets upset over minor issues like Turkey, highlighting the difference in priorities.

Former Presidents Gather for the Premiere of 'The Last Call,' Sharing Insights on Power

Former Prime Ministers come together for the premiere of 'The Last Call' on Movistar Plus+, where they share their experiences and reflections on power and the exercise of leadership during their terms.

Judit or Lucía Casani: Who Do You Think Will Be the Fourth Contestant Eliminated from 'Operación Triunfo 2025'?

After Carlos's elimination, Judit and Lucía Casani are the two nominees this week on 'Operación Triunfo 2025', waiting to find out who will be the fourth contestant eliminated from the competition.

Victoria Federica will be the godmother of a festival that seeks to "strengthen the ties between the USA and Spain"

Victoria Federica will be the godmother of Rastrillo 305, a festival that aims to strengthen cultural ties between the USA and Spain, and will feature the US debut of the Spanish artists Guitarricadelafuente and Arde Bogotá.

D’Angelo Dies at 51, Multiple Grammy Winner

D’Angelo’s family confirmed his death at the age of 51 through an official statement, requesting respect and discretion regarding the news.

More details about the man with whom Irene Rosales has been seen: "He was the one in charge of laying the grass"

The magazines Lecturas and Semana publish photos of Irene Rosales with a man, identified as the person who installed the grass at a property. This has sparked interest and speculation about the relationship between them.

Isabel Preysler, ready to uncover the true Mario Vargas Llosa

Isabel Preysler will release her memoirs on the 22nd of this month, after two years of preparation and writing, in which she promises to reveal previously unknown aspects about Mario Vargas Llosa.

Abril Cols suffers a new health setback and jokes about undergoing an "energy cleanse": "Why me?"

Abril Cols underwent appendix surgery just before her birthday, only weeks after a parasite was detected in her feet. Despite the health problems, she keeps her sense of humor and jokes about getting an "energy cleanse."

Controversy over the move of Lina, sister of Sofia of Sweden, to a royal residence at a reduced price

Lina Hellqvist, sister of Sofia of Sweden, will soon move with her family to a residence managed by the Scandinavian royal house, generating controversy due to the reduced price.

Sonia Monroy, "devastated by the death of her sister: 'I promise to take care of your daughters'"

Sonia Monroy, former contestant of 'Supervivientes', expresses her pain after the death of her sister. In an emotional letter, she says goodbye and promises to take care of her nieces, showing her commitment and love in this difficult time.

Jorge Javier Vázquez sends his support and that of 'Supervivientes' to Sonia Monroy after her loss

Jorge Javier Vázquez interrupted the beginning of the show to dedicate heartfelt words of support to Sonia Monroy, former contestant of 'Supervivientes', after her recent loss.

Carlos speaks out about the groups that have formed within 'OT 2025': "It has been blown out of proportion"

Carlos, the third contestant expelled from 'OT 2025' and a member of the group Los 4 Fantásticos alongside Judit, Cristina, and Laura, states that the significance of the groups within the show has been exaggerated.

Álvaro Falcó, Tamara's cousin married to 'Masterchef Celebrity' semifinalist Isabelle Junot

Álvaro Falcó, Tamara's cousin, is married to Isabelle Junot, a semifinalist of 'Masterchef Celebrity'. He avoids media attention and prefers to focus on his work.

This is How Experts Interpret Trump’s Dominant Handshake with Sánchez

Trump has used his dominant handshake as a sign of power since he took office. Experts interpret it as a strategy to display control and authority in his interactions, including with leaders like Sánchez.

Trump’s 'Compliments' to Meloni That "In the U.S. Would End a Political Career"

Donald Trump made flattering comments toward Italian leader Giorgia Meloni, which in the United States would be considered inappropriate and could end a political career. These compliments reflect cultural differences in public and political perception between the two countries.

Carlos Sainz replaced by Williams for the United States Grand Prix in Formula 1

Carlos Sainz will not participate in the first free practice session of the United States Grand Prix. His seat in the Williams FW47 will be occupied by Luke Browning during that session.

Enrico Cardile, Aston Martin director, reveals expectations for 2026: "We will do well, what matters is winning"

Aston Martin, with drivers Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll, is making a strong bet for 2026 relying on Honda engines and the innovative designs of Adrian Newey, aiming to achieve major victories.

Zak Brown attacks Álex Palou during McLaren trial: "The accusations are clearly absurd"

Zak Brown, McLaren's leader, criticized Álex Palou in an interview after the driver unilaterally broke his contract. McLaren is claiming more than 20 million dollars for breach of contract, and Brown described Palou's accusations as "clearly absurd."

Merab Dvalishvili will defend his belt for the fourth time: he will face Petr Yan again in December

Merab Dvalishvili will defend his bantamweight title for the fourth time in December, once again facing the former Russian champion Petr Yan, whom he already defeated in February 2023.

Karateka Damián Quintero announces his retirement after the World Championships: "It's time to say goodbye"

The outstanding Spanish karateka Damián Quintero has decided to retire after competing in the World Championships in Cairo, bringing an end to a successful sports career.

Cyclist Enric Mas undergoes surgery for "varicose formations"

Spanish cyclist Enric Mas ended his season after withdrawing in stage 18 of the Tour de France and underwent surgery to treat some "varicose formations."

The 'Messi Cup' is Born: The Tournament of the World's Top Eight Youth Academies

Lionel Messi announced the creation of the 'Messi Cup,' a tournament to be held in December that will bring together the world's top eight youth academies, highlighting young talent in football.

When the Misuse of Reduced Mobility Cards Is Done by Family Members: "They Must Set an Example"

Anxo Quiruga, president of COCEMFE, calls for harsher penalties for the misuse of reduced mobility cards by family members and advocates for a European chip-enabled card to improve control and prevent abuse.

A new stem cell therapy is described that may enhance neuron regeneration and plasticity

A study from the University of Barcelona presents a stem cell therapy that could improve neuronal regeneration and plasticity in the brain, opening new avenues for treating neurodegenerative diseases and brain injuries.

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

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

Laura Román, with Parkinson’s since age 37: "It is a very cruel disease, but you can live with it"

Laura Román was diagnosed with early-onset, genetically-based Parkinson’s nine years ago, at age 37. Despite the cruelty of the disease, she states that it is possible to live with it and face its challenges.

The Congress will consider applying the disability scale to congenital heart diseases

Every day, ten children are born with congenital heart disease, totaling 4,000 cases annually. This chronic and irreversible illness could be included in the disability scale, a topic that Congress will examine to improve recognition and support for those affected.

Food alerts prompt industry and authorities to act to prevent a wave of 'fake news'

The European RASFF network reports food safety incidents, which mobilizes the industry and authorities to act quickly to prevent the spread of misinformation and protect consumers.

The IMF publishes its most optimistic growth forecast for Spain, improving it by two tenths to 2.9% this year

The IMF has upgraded its GDP growth forecast for Spain in 2024, increasing it by four tenths compared to July to 2.9%, and also raising the forecast for 2025 by two tenths, to 2%.

Ganz-Mavag Admits Insolvency One Year After Failing Its Takeover Bid for Talgo

Ganz-Mavag acknowledges in a letter that it is unable to pay its debts to maintenance workshops after accumulating losses of 71 million over three years, thereby declaring its insolvency one year after its takeover bid for Talgo failed.

Smoking kills and AI lies, which is worse?

It has been revealed that AI, which we enthusiastically trust, can not only lie and generate hallucinations, but also poses a potential risk to human survival.

This is How Trump Multiplies His Wealth Since Being in the White House: Properties and Multiple Conflicts of Interest

Trump has increased his fortune by taking advantage of his position as president, using his status to promote his businesses and properties, which has generated multiple conflicts of interest.

The Chinese giant BYD considers building its third European factory in Spain

The Asian manufacturer BYD is considering opening an assembly plant in Spain, joining its factories in Hungary and Turkey, to expand its production in Europe.

From 'Our Fault' to 'The Maid’s Daughters': the adaptations of bestselling Spanish novels about to arrive

Several adaptations of bestselling Spanish novels are close to being released, in filming or development, promising to deliver audiovisual stories as vibrant as their literary versions.

He Ruthlessly Criticized 'Yellowstone,' but Then This Actor Ended Up Starring in Two Series by Its Creator

Sam Elliott, although he described 'Yellowstone' as "an 80s soap opera," has already worked twice with its creator Taylor Sheridan on different series.

This is 'MegaDoc': The Failure of the Most Colossal Act of Boldness in Recent Cinema, Seen from Within

The documentary reveals the cinematic failure of Francis Ford Coppola, despite having a star-studded cast, showcasing the challenges and mistakes behind his ambitious project.

The Most 'Queer' Doctor Frankenstein Turns 50: Facts You Might Not Know About the Groundbreaking Musical

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'The Ugly Stepsister': The Most Violent Cinderella Story Approaches the Grim Gore of the Brothers Grimm at Sitges 2025

Emilie Blichfeldt's new version presents a violent Cinderella story, featuring amputated limbs, egotistical princesses, and an intense tale of heartbreak, bringing it closer to the gore style of the Brothers Grimm for Sitges 2025.

Farewell to the app for viralizing videos with which Apple failed: you will no longer be able to download or update it

Apple has stopped the development and support of its app Clips, dedicated to creating and viralizing videos. The application will no longer be available for download or updates, marking the end of this project that failed to establish itself in the market.

LaLiga's Plan to End Illegal IPTV on Fire TV Devices Culminates with This Decision

Amazon Fire TV has blocked the installation of external applications with its new Vega OS operating system, making the use of illegal IPTV more difficult. This measure supports LaLiga's plan to combat piracy on Fire TV devices.

Forget Plastic Bottles: Drinking 'Good' Water Is Easier with These Inventions Made in Spain

I have tried two products from Tappwater, a Spanish company, that make it easier to drink quality water without using plastic bottles. These inventions have created in me a previously unknown need that I recommend to reduce plastic use and improve the water drinking experience.

Radical Change on Instagram: This Is the Reason Why the App Is Refreshing Its Image, According to Its Leader

Instagram plans a radical change in its image, motivated by its leader's vision to renew the user experience. The official date to implement this update in the app has not yet been confirmed.

The Chinese brand that captivates with its superior photography returns with two impressive mobile phones

Vivo presents the X300 Pro and X300 models in Asia, both featuring 200 MP ZEISS cameras. The X300 Pro stands out with its telephoto lens, while the X300 features a 200 MP main camera. Both devices are equipped with the Dimensity 9500 processor.

Paz Vega (49 years old) on the sport she likes to practice the most: "It calms me, relaxes me, connects me with nature..."

Paz Vega reveals that her favorite sport is her way to relax and calm herself in the face of problems, highlighting that it connects her with nature and helps her find inner peace.

Viral Star Ilona Maher Leads the New Generation of Barbies Inspired by Rugby Players

Mattel celebrates International Day of the Girl by unveiling a new line of Barbie dolls inspired by rugby players, highlighting Ilona Maher as a role model for women's sports. This initiative aims to promote positive role models and empower young girls through sports.

Victoria Beckham’s New Hair Color, Analyzed by an Expert: “It’s the One Everyone Asks For to Look Better”

Victoria Beckham surprises with a new natural and shiny hair color that provides a rejuvenating effect. Stylist Sonia De Teresa highlights that this tone is highly sought after because it enhances beauty and offers a refreshed and elegant look.

The Highlights of the New Edition of the 080 Fashion Show Starting in Barcelona

The latest edition of 080 Barcelona Fashion will take place from October 14 to 17 at the modernist Sant Pau venue, strengthening its commitment to iconic spaces to showcase fashion trends.

Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show: When and How to Watch It Live, Schedule, Models, and Confirmed Artists

The iconic Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show returns with a global approach to capture the attention of international audiences, offering details about live streaming, schedules, models, and participating artists.

Ana Rivero, the 70-year-old guest who surprised with her rejuvenated appearance on 'La Revuelta': this is her secret

Ana Rivero, a stenographer at the Congress for over 50 years, surprised everyone on 'La Revuelta' with her youthful look and shared anecdotes during her appearance on Broncano's show.

Healthy Sushi at Home: The Simple High-Protein Recipe You Can Have Ready in Under 15 Minutes

This homemade sushi recipe is quick, high in protein, and suitable for an anti-inflammatory diet, perfect as a snack or as a side dish.

Should You Eat White, Pinto, or Red Beans? Boticaria García Clears Up Doubts and Clarifies Which Are Nutritionally Better

Nutritionist Boticaria García details the nutritional composition of different beans (white, pinto, and red) and offers cooking tips, clarifying which variety is better based on their health benefits.

Chef Dani García on His Favorite Pasta Dish: "It's Ready in 15 Minutes"

Chef Dani García, who has several Michelin Stars, reveals his preference for mezze maniche with pistachio pesto, a dish that stands out for its flavor and speed, as it is prepared in just 15 minutes.

Neither Spelt Nor Rye: The Easily Digestible Bread Made from an Ancient Protein-Rich Wheat

Kamut bread, also known as the bread of the pharaohs, is a type of bread made from an ancient wheat, known for being rich in proteins and easy to digest, offering a nutritious alternative to other grains such as spelt or rye.

The 'non-alcoholic' beer capable of getting you drunk: this is the creation of a British neuroscientist

A non-alcoholic beer with intoxicating effects, created by a British neuroscientist, could reach the market in 2028, offering the sensation of drunkenness without containing alcohol.

Hamburger Tacos, a Recipe That Is Ready in Fifteen Minutes

This recipe combines the classic hamburger ingredients with wheat tortillas, offering a quick and easy version to prepare in just fifteen minutes.

The town of Cáceres that "invaded" Portugal with the expansion of a kitchen

In a small hamlet of Cáceres, Spain expanded a kitchen by 10 square meters, inadvertently gaining territory from Portugal, creating a curious border "invasion."

The small town of Zaragoza with 100 inhabitants and a beautiful spring

This small town in Zaragoza, near Teruel, is one of Aragón’s best-kept secrets and has a beautiful natural spring that stands out as its main treasure.

The route in Catalonia through prehistoric landscapes that is perfect for a weekend trip

Near Barcelona, in Vallés Oriental, there is a trail that passes by impressive prehistoric remains, ideal for a weekend getaway combining nature and history.

The Small Medieval Town of Lugo with Colorful Houses and a Seafaring Essence

Rinlo, a small medieval town in Lugo with only 227 inhabitants, is notable for its colorful seafaring houses that line its narrow streets, maintaining an authentic and traditional essence.

The Imposing Sanctuary of Ourense That Is a Great Example of Romanesque Art

This church in Ourense, filled with historical remains, combines history and legend, representing a prominent example of Romanesque art in the region.

The curious hotel where you can sleep with your head in one country and your feet in another

A hotel in the Alps is located right on the border between France and Switzerland, allowing guests to sleep with their head in one country and their feet in another, offering a unique experience in two nations simultaneously.

The Hiking Route through the Aragonese Pyrenees with Incredible Views of Monte Perdido

This short but spectacular itinerary near the Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park passes by small chapels located in stunning places, offering unique views of Monte Perdido and a special connection with the nature of the Aragonese Pyrenees.

Isabel Viña, Nutritionist: How Much Water Do You Need to Drink? The Trick Is in the Color of Your Urine

Prolonged dehydration can cause serious health problems. Isabel Viña highlights that a simple way to prevent it is by monitoring the color of your urine, which indicates the body's hydration level and helps adjust daily water intake.

Víctor Küppers, psychology expert: "We should admire if someone is a good person"

Víctor Küppers highlights the importance of valuing and admiring people for their values and genuine kindness, rather than superficial qualities or genetic luck. He advocates for focusing on genuine merits that reflect true human character.

A Vaccine Improves the Treatment of the Most Recurrent Bladder Cancer

A new serum complements the standard treatment with the BCG vaccine for recurrent bladder cancer, improving its outcomes.

What It Means to Talk to Pets as if They Were Humans: This Is What Psychology Says

Nowadays, pets are considered family members just like humans. Talking to them as if they were people reflects a strong emotional connection and can strengthen the emotional bond, according to psychology. This behavior helps improve communication and well-being for both the owner and the animal.

A Neurologist States That Headaches Linked to Excessive Screen Use Can Be Prevented

Increased time spent in front of electronic devices has led to more cases of headaches. A neurologist points out that this pain, caused by excessive screen use, can be avoided with healthy habits such as taking regular breaks, maintaining good posture, and controlling screen brightness.

These are the sweeteners that most accelerate memory deterioration

Frequent consumption of certain artificial sweeteners can accelerate brain aging and increase the risk of premature cognitive decline.

What It Means to Always Have a Dirty Car, According to Psychology

Frequently having a dirty car can reflect psychological traits of the owner, revealing aspects of their personality and priorities according to psychology experts.

These Hydrogen Cars Could Be the Next Revolution in Mobility

Hyundai has been leading the development of hydrogen vehicles since 1998, promoting sustainable and emission-free mobility, which could represent the next major revolution in eco-friendly transportation.

Scotty Kilmer, one of the best mechanics of the year: "Driving fast is good for your car's engine"

Scotty Kilmer claims that modern cars are designed to travel at high speeds, and driving fast can prevent breakdowns by keeping the engine in good condition.

The new trailer radar from the DGT that issues 20 fines per minute is in Catalonia

The Directorate General of Traffic has deployed new trailer radars in Spain, especially in Catalonia, that can issue up to 20 fines per minute, causing concern among drivers.

The curious Guinness record held by the Jeep Wrangler: it is the narrowest model

The Jeep Wrangler, recognized by Guinness, is the narrowest model on the market. Despite modifications, it retains its 3.6-liter V6 engine with 280 hp, combining power with a unique compact design.

The surprise the Civil Guard had when stopping a suspicious van

Agents of the Civil Guard in Puente la Reina, Navarra, arrested the two occupants of a van after conducting a search of the vehicle.

Extreme heat increase would reduce Barcelona's per capita GDP by 14% by 2050, according to a study

A study reveals that Barcelona could experience the highest rate of extreme heat-related deaths in Europe by 2100, impacting its economy with a 14% decline in per capita GDP by 2050.

The City Council of Seville will allocate more than 650,000 euros to twelve new repaving works in seven districts

The City Council of Seville will invest more than 650,000 euros in twelve repaving projects across seven districts and has awarded the contract for the design of a covered swimming pool at the CD Vega de Triana.

The Generalitat announces competitive exams for 1,100 teaching positions

The Generalitat has announced competitive exams to fill 1,100 teaching positions, with the tests scheduled to begin in March of next year.

The Three Municipalities in Galicia That Did Not Receive the Green Flag 2025

Of the 36 Galician municipalities that applied for the Green Flag 2025, three did not manage to obtain it this year, highlighting the high participation and environmental recognition in the community.

The Burial of Castellana in Madrid Accelerates with 30 Piles Daily and the End of Night Work

The pile drivers have completed 533 out of 2,041 piles for the burial of Castellana in Madrid, progressing at a rate of 30 piles per day. Tunnel excavation is expected to begin in December 2025, eliminating the need for night work.

More than 500 homes, a hotel, a shopping center, and green areas: this is the new major project in Ourense

The new project in Ourense will occupy 176,349 m² near the N-525, between Mariñamansa, Aixiña, and Expourense, and will include more than 500 homes, a hotel, a shopping center, and green areas.

How the New Facial Recognition System at Barajas Works That Only Some Travelers Will Have to Use

Barajas Airport has implemented a European border control system with facial recognition to register non-European citizens. This new method will be applied only to certain travelers, speeding up the verification process at border control.

Local police will receive training to act against VTCs operating "illegally" in Barcelona

The planned protests in Barcelona have been called off. The local police will receive training to take action against VTCs operating illegally in the city.

Almeida calls for "European support" for housing and celebrates that Madrid "reduces emissions while maintaining economic growth"

The mayor of Madrid highlighted the need for European support to promote housing during a roundtable. Additionally, he celebrated that the city has managed to reduce emissions while maintaining sustainable economic growth, emphasizing the success of its urban policies.

Arrested as the alleged perpetrator of the hit-and-run of a young man who died in Castellón

A young man was seriously hit by a vehicle in Castellón and died following the incident. Authorities have arrested the presumed responsible party for the hit-and-run.

A man faces up to 18 years in prison for repeatedly raping a minor in Puigcerdà in exchange for buying her a mobile phone

A man faces up to 18 years in prison for repeatedly raping a minor in Puigcerdà, who reported that the first assault occurred when she was 14 years old. The accused gave her points to obtain a mobile phone in exchange for the sexual abuses.

A Chinese Influencer Pays Tribute to Spain: Praises Our Traditions and Achievements

A Chinese influencer posted a video on Instagram praising Spain's traditions and achievements. The content, shared a day ago, has received more than 26,000 likes, highlighting the growing interest and admiration for Spanish culture from China.

A nurse's trick to avoid spending too much time in the bathroom

A nurse warns that spending too much time in the bathroom can cause hemorrhoids and shares a trick to avoid it.

The Surprise of a Young Woman and Her Grandmother Upon Finding a 51-Year-Old Ticket

A young woman and her grandmother found a food ticket from 51 years ago among several saved receipts. They took the opportunity to compare the old prices with current ones, surprised by the differences they found.

A study links early exposure to dogs with lower risk of childhood asthma

Early exposure to high levels of the dog allergen Can f1 in infants is associated with a 48% lower risk of developing childhood asthma, according to a recent study.

Seven Foods That Are Beneficial for Parrots

There are many myths about parrot nutrition that limit their diet. Roger Valls, co-founder of Avetropic, emphasizes that certain human foods, when offered properly, benefit their nutrition and mental stimulation. Varying flavors, textures, and colors improves their well-being. The article presents seven safe and nutritious foods to expand the daily options for parrots.

The Eponychium: The Secret of the Birth of Horses and Other Ungulates with Their Hard Hooves

The eponychium in humans, a simpler structure, reveals a common evolutionary mechanism that protects delicate tissues in the limbs, key to the development of hard hooves in horses and other ungulates.

Check your horoscope for this Wednesday, October 15, 2025

On 20minutos.es you can check the horoscope for the day, as well as for yesterday and tomorrow, to get daily astrological predictions and stay informed about what destiny has in store for you.

With 22 curves and over 5 km: this is the maximum speed that can be reached at 'Madring'

The 'Madring' circuit features 22 curves and extends over 5 km, including a banked curve and straight sections where speeds of up to 340 km/h can be reached.

The Transhumance of Madrid: schedule, route through the city center, and free activities

The Transhumance of Madrid is an annual festival that transforms the city center into a royal livestock trail for a few hours. During the event, sheep, goats, and musical groups walk through the streets, offering a traditional spectacle and free activities for everyone.

The Halloween decorations of a burning house are a nightmare for firefighters

The couple owning a house famous for its elaborate Halloween decorations had an incident when the home caught fire, complicating the firefighters' work due to the ornaments that hindered access and fire control.

The Right to Abortion in Spain: Legal, but Not Real

Although abortion is legal in Spain, many women face difficulties accessing it due to a shortage of professionals, territorial inequalities, and political barriers that limit its effective implementation.

"It has been shown that using a 'sex toy' is neither dangerous nor does it desensitize us"

Valérie Tasso, an expert in sexuality, debunks common myths about sex toys, stating that their regular use is not dangerous nor does it cause desensitization, promoting a healthy and natural view of their use.

Players Who Give Their Best Performance in the National Team

Representing the national team in football is a source of pride and recognition for good performance. Players usually perform at their best when wearing their country’s jersey in international tournaments, motivated by the call-up and the honor it represents.

The Best Cartoons by Malagón

A collection of all the humorous and critical cartoons that Malagón has published in 20minutos, highlighting his unique style and perspective on current issues.

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

The surname Navarro is one of the most common in Spain and is shared by numerous famous individuals in various fields, highlighting its presence in the country's culture and entertainment.

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

The classic questions of La Revuelta have generated very original and surprising answers from the guests of the show hosted by Broncano.

Amazon has the warmest blanket for sofa and movie afternoons for less than 9 euros

The Amazon Basics blanket is an affordable and very soft option, ideal for enjoying sofa and movie afternoons. Priced under 9 euros, it combines comfort and good quality, becoming a household essential.

Only today: The perfect electric scooter to get to work costs less than 130 euros

If your office is too far to walk but close enough to drive, this electric scooter is an ideal and affordable option for commuting, available today for less than 130 euros.

The Charging Station You Were Looking For: For Three Apple Devices, Foldable and Discounted

A universal charging station makes it easy to charge up to three Apple devices simultaneously. Additionally, it is foldable for greater convenience and is available at a discount, simplifying daily charging.

The Ultimate Kitchen Robot Has a Food Dispenser and Is 120 Euros Discounted

The Cecotec kitchen robot makes it easy to prepare thousands of recipes with delicious results. It stands out for its food dispenser and currently has a 120-euro discount, making it an attractive offer for those looking to upgrade their cooking.

Roi Méndez introduces R01, his new musical facet: "I live well and I am happier than when I left 'OT'"

Roi Méndez, former contestant of 'OT 2017', presents his new musical project under the name R01. He states that he feels happier and more fulfilled now than when he left the show, reflecting a personal and professional moment of well-being and artistic evolution.

The Court Proposes to Try José Luis Moreno for Bank Fraud and Money Laundering

Judge Ismael Moreno proposes to try businessman José Luis Moreno for alleged membership in a criminal organization that obtained financing to gain illicit profits.

The Columbus Painting Attacked with Paint Has More Serious Damage Than Previously Thought

The Columbus painting, attacked with paint by activists at the Naval Museum, has suffered more severe damage than initially estimated, complicating its restoration and putting its preservation at risk.

Homicide ruled out in the death of the couple found in a rural house in Coín

The Government delegate reported that the autopsy showed no signs of a third person being involved in the death of the couple found in a rural house in Coín, thus ruling out homicide.

The driver involved in the hit-and-run that caused the death of a girl in El Palmar de Troya released

Investigators found no evidence of intent in the hit-and-run that caused the death of a girl in El Palmar de Troya. The driver tested negative for alcohol and was released.

Love of Lesbian: "We are part-time rock stars and that helps us disconnect and return to the standard world"

Members of Love of Lesbian discuss their latest album, 'Salvation Army,' and their ongoing tour across Spain. They describe themselves as part-time rock stars, a role that helps them disconnect and return to everyday life. The band is now preparing to take their music on tour in Latin America.

Sánchez asks the PP for support of the State Pact against the climate emergency: "Many of their mayors and presidents are suffering from it"

In Ponferrada, Sánchez closed a meeting of scientists, environmentalists, unions, and farmers, urging the PP to support the State Pact against the climate emergency. Despite not yet having secured parliamentary support, he criticized political partisanship and announced that he will call for unity from regional leaders at the upcoming Conference of Presidents.

Avoids jail despite admitting to raping a minor in a hotel

The accused accepted a two-year prison sentence for raping a minor in a hotel but will not go to prison if he does not commit any crimes in the next four years.

Crashes on a scooter with his four-year-old sister and stabs a young man who tried to help him

The suspect, after a scooter accident involving his little sister, stabbed a young man who tried to assist him. He was arrested and brought before the court for attempted homicide. The victim was admitted to the Trueta Hospital in Girona.

Marian Ochoa de Eribe, National Award for Best Translation 2025

Marian Ochoa de Eribe has been awarded the National Award for Best Translation 2025 for her translation into Spanish of "Theodoros," an original work in Romanian by Mircea Cărtărescu.

Reverte does not take sides in the confrontation between the Instituto Cervantes and the RAE

Arturo Pérez-Reverte avoids taking sides in the conflict between the Instituto Cervantes and the Royal Spanish Academy (RAE), stating that "wars are bad" and preferring to remain neutral in the institutional dispute.

What is Happening in Madagascar? Key Points to Understand the Crisis That Led to a Coup d'État

The military takes power in Madagascar, suspends the Constitution, and President Andry Rajoelina seeks refuge in a safe place, marking a political crisis that culminates in a coup d'état.

The National Assembly of Madagascar Votes to Dismiss Its Fugitive President After Weeks of Protests in the Country

President Rajoelina confirmed that he is in a "safe place" while young people and rebellious soldiers lead massive protests against his government. The National Assembly voted to remove him after weeks of unrest and political crisis in Madagascar.

At Least 64 Dead and 65 Missing in Mexico Due to Heavy Rains

Claudia Sheinbaum's government reports at least 64 dead and 65 missing due to heavy rains in Mexico, which have affected 100,000 homes due to flooding.

18 prisoners escape from a police station in Colombia after breaking a wall

Eighteen prisoners escaped from a police station in Colombia after breaking through a wall. Authorities captured one of the fugitives and are offering a reward to locate the others.

Sentenced to Two Years in Prison for Beating a Councilor with a Club and Punching Her Multiple Times

A man was sentenced to two years in prison for assaulting a councilor of Animal Protection with a club and repeatedly punching her after being reprimanded for pouring dishwashing liquid on a cat feeder.

Reported for Keeping Nearly 80 Exotic Birds in Poor Condition on a Farm in Viladecans

In 2023, the police reported a farm owner in Viladecans for keeping nearly 80 exotic birds in poor condition. In the summer, 800 more birds were confiscated from the same farm, all in poor hygienic conditions.

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

20AM offers a daily summary with the most relevant news to start the day well informed. It includes updated information on politics, economy, society, and international events, providing readers with a complete and clear overview of the most important facts. Ideal for those who want to stay informed quickly and reliably.

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

This article offers practical advice to optimize your personal budget. It recommends planning expenses, reducing impulse purchases, taking advantage of discounts, and saving systematically. It also suggests reviewing subscriptions and comparing prices to maximize your money. With these tricks, it is possible to improve financial control and achieve more efficient management of personal economic resources.

Cinemanía: The Series and Movies You Can’t Miss

The guide features the must-watch series and movies of the moment, highlighting productions from various genres and platforms. It includes titles with significant cultural impact, recommended for diverse tastes and audiences, and provides details about their plots, main characters, and availability to ensure you don’t miss the best current entertainment options.

Víctor Küppers, expert in psychology: "You have to admire if someone is a good person"

Víctor Küppers, doctor in Humanities, emphasizes the importance of valuing and admiring people for their true merits and values, rather than qualities based solely on genetic luck.

This is how you can connect your mobile phone to the TV with an HDMI cable: all the advantages it offers

Connecting the mobile phone to the TV via an HDMI cable allows you to transmit content without the need for a WiFi connection, ensuring a stable and uninterrupted connection to enjoy videos, games, and more on the big screen.

The Date of the Next Major Power Outage in Spain, According to AI

Red Eléctrica rules out an imminent blackout, although it urges the CNMC to take urgent actions to control voltage in the grid. The AI warns of a critical moment for the Spanish electrical system due to the high presence of renewables and demand peaks that could cause problems in the future.

A Northern Lights Display Arrives in Spain: Areas Where This Astronomical Phenomenon Can Be Seen

A northern lights display will be visible in certain areas of Spain, offering an uncommon astronomical spectacle that will color the night skies with colorful lights. This extraordinary phenomenon will attract the attention of enthusiasts and astronomy experts.

Dick Van Dyke, actor from 'Mary Poppins', will turn 100: "It would be funny if I didn’t make it"

The actor Dick Van Dyke, known for his role in 'Mary Poppins', is about to join the exclusive group of celebrities who reach 100 years old. Despite the imminent arrival of his centenary, Van Dyke approaches it with humor, noting that it would be funny if he didn’t make it.

Diego Fernández, Chemical Engineer, on How to Remove Grease from Your Shower Screen

Diego Fernández recommends using a common homemade product to effectively remove the grease accumulated on the shower screen, making cleaning easier and keeping the surface in good condition.

The Most Beautiful Village in France: Half-Timbered Houses and Charming Landscapes

This medieval gem of the Upper Rhine stands out for its history, charm, and its landscape of vineyards and picturesque hills, offering a postcard-like setting.

This is the Position Spain Holds in the Ranking of the World's Military Powers

The Global Firepower forum publishes a ranking that classifies countries according to their military capacity, evaluating factors such as personnel, equipment, and resources. Spain holds a prominent position on this list, reflecting its power and defensive capability on the global stage.

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

Juan José, mechanic at Talleres Ebenezer, warns that a common practice when exiting a parking spot can damage the steering system, recommending avoiding it to maintain the good condition of the vehicle.

Pension Increase 2026: This Is How the Table of Maximum, Average, and Minimum Pensions Would Look

Contributory pensions in Spain are expected to increase by around 2.6% in 2026, affecting maximum, average, and minimum pensions.

Confirmed by the Official State Gazette (BOE): the new payroll reduction of up to 95 euros that will take effect on January 1

The BOE has confirmed that starting January 1, the Intergenerational Equity Mechanism deduction will be applied to payrolls, reducing them by up to 95 euros to strengthen the pension fund.

Victoria Beckham's New Hair Color, Analyzed by an Expert: "It's the One Everyone Asks for to Look Better"

Victoria Beckham debuts a natural and shiny hair color that provides a rejuvenating effect. Stylist Sonia De Teresa highlights that this shade has become highly sought after for being flattering while maintaining an elegant and modern style.

Oil down as market eyes excess supply, US-China trade tensions

Oil prices declined due to concerns over excess global supply and ongoing US-China trade tensions. Market participants remain cautious amid uncertainties about demand growth, while inventories remain high. These factors continue to pressure oil prices despite earlier gains, reflecting broader economic concerns and geopolitical risks affecting the energy market.

Oil prices muted amid US-China trade jitters, oversupply concerns

Oil prices remained subdued as concerns over US-China trade tensions persisted alongside worries about an oversupplied market. Traders are cautious, balancing demand uncertainties against ample supply, leading to limited price movement.

Trump mulls ending some trade ties with China, including in relation to cooking oil

Former President Trump is considering cutting certain trade relations with China, specifically targeting imports like cooking oil. This move aims to reduce reliance on Chinese products and address trade imbalances amid ongoing tensions between the two countries. Details on potential impacts and timelines remain unclear.

Trade group wants to ban export of scrap aluminum cans to China

A trade group is urging the government to prohibit the export of scrap aluminum cans to China. They argue this move would protect domestic recycling industries and reduce reliance on China’s processing facilities. The group emphasizes promoting local recycling efforts to boost the U.S. economy and improve environmental sustainability.

Oil settles down 1.5% on US-China trade tensions, IEA warning of glut

Oil prices fell 1.5% due to ongoing US-China trade tensions and the International Energy Agency's warning of a potential supply glut. The cautious outlook reflects concerns over weakened demand amid geopolitical uncertainties and ample global oil inventories.

US tariffs on China on Nov 1 depend on Beijing’s actions, USTR Greer tells CNBC

USTR Katherine Tai stated that the decision to maintain or lift US tariffs on Chinese goods on November 1 depends on China’s future actions. The US is monitoring Beijing’s compliance with trade commitments and will adjust tariffs accordingly, indicating possible changes based on China’s trade behavior and negotiations.

Oil bosses expect market surplus to shrink over time

Oil industry leaders predict the current market surplus will gradually decrease as demand recovers and supply tightens. Despite short-term oversupply concerns, improved consumption and cautious production approaches are expected to balance the market in the coming months, stabilizing prices.

World oil market to see huge glut in 2026, IEA says

The International Energy Agency forecasts a significant oil surplus in 2026 due to rising production outpacing demand growth. This glut could lead to lower prices and impact global energy markets. The IEA urges careful monitoring of supply trends to manage the upcoming market imbalance effectively.

EU presses US to drop tariffs on metals content

The EU is urging the US to remove tariffs on metal imports, arguing that these levies harm transatlantic trade and supply chains. The EU stresses the need for cooperation to stabilize markets and boost economic recovery amid global trade tensions.

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4 chip stocks to own into Q3 earnings: Deutsche Bank weighs in

Deutsche Bank highlights four chip stocks as strong buys ahead of Q3 earnings, citing robust growth potential and favorable market conditions. The bank emphasizes these companies' solid fundamentals and innovation leadership, positioning them well to benefit from increasing demand in semiconductor technology and supply chain improvements.

China’s sanctions against US-linked Hanwha units seen as warning gesture, analysts say

China imposed sanctions on US-linked Hanwha units amid rising geopolitical tensions. Analysts interpret this move as a warning to the US and its allies, signaling Beijing's readiness to respond firmly to perceived threats. The sanctions highlight ongoing strained relations and serve as a strategic message in the broader context of US-China rivalry.

Australia stocks higher at close of trade; S&P/ASX 200 up 1.03%

Australian shares rose at the close, with the S&P/ASX 200 index up 1.03%. Gains were driven by positive investor sentiment and strength in key sectors. Market optimism reflected expectations of economic stability and favorable corporate earnings, supporting a broad-based advance across the index.

Global EV sales hit record 2.1 million in September, research firm says

Global electric vehicle sales reached a record 2.1 million units in September, driven by growing demand and supportive policies. The surge reflects increasing consumer interest and automaker commitments to EV production, indicating a rapid shift toward cleaner transportation worldwide.

ASML sees significant China demand drop, Q3 bookings above estimates

ASML reported a sharp decline in demand from China, impacting its sales outlook. However, the company’s Q3 bookings exceeded expectations, driven by strong demand from other regions. Despite challenges in the Chinese market, ASML remains confident in its long-term growth prospects and continues to invest in advanced semiconductor technology.

India’s Bharti Airtel partners with IBM to expand cloud services

Bharti Airtel has partnered with IBM to enhance its cloud offerings. The collaboration aims to provide advanced hybrid cloud solutions and AI services to Airtel’s enterprise customers, accelerating digital transformation. This partnership leverages IBM’s cloud expertise and Airtel’s strong market presence in India, aiming to deliver innovative, scalable, and secure cloud infrastructure and applications.

Japan’s Renesas surges on report of potential $2 billion timing unit sale

Shares of Japan’s Renesas Electronics climbed sharply after reports that the company is considering selling its timing unit for around $2 billion. This potential deal aims to strengthen Renesas’s focus on its core semiconductor businesses amid a competitive market. The timing unit is seen as a valuable asset, and the sale could provide funds for further investments and growth.

Asia chipmakers upbeat ahead of ASML, TSMC Q3 earnings

Asian chipmakers show optimism ahead of Q3 earnings from ASML and TSMC, expecting strong demand to drive revenue growth. Market sentiment improves as supply chain issues ease and technological advancements boost production capabilities, signaling positive industry momentum.

Amazon plans layoffs in HR unit and other divisions, Fortune reports

Amazon is reportedly planning layoffs affecting its human resources unit along with other divisions. The move is part of broader cost-cutting measures as the company adjusts to changing business conditions and economic challenges. Details on the number of employees impacted or timeline were not disclosed.

OpenAI makes 5-year plan to meet $1 trillion spending pledges - FT

OpenAI has developed a five-year strategy to fulfill its commitment to $1 trillion in spending pledges. This plan aims to strategically allocate resources and scale operations to support ambitious growth and innovation goals outlined by the company.

Vietnam aims to boost economy by 10% annually from 2026-2030

Vietnam plans to achieve an annual economic growth rate of 10% between 2026 and 2030. The government aims to focus on industrialization, technology, infrastructure development, and improving the business environment to drive sustainable growth and enhance competitiveness. This target reflects Vietnam’s ambition to become a more developed economy by the end of the decade.

Vietnam targets annual growth of at least 10% for 2026-2030

Vietnam aims for a minimum annual GDP growth of 10% between 2026 and 2030, focusing on innovation, high-tech industry, and sustainable development. The government plans to enhance infrastructure, attract investment, and improve human resources to achieve this goal, driving the country towards becoming a developed economy by 2045.

UK's Reeves considering tax increases and spending cuts for budget, Sky News reports

UK Chancellor Jeremy Reeves is reportedly planning a budget that may include both tax hikes and spending reductions. The measures aim to address economic challenges and fiscal deficits. Details are still emerging, but the approach signals a shift toward tightening public finances to stabilize the economy.

German policy needs a decisive "Africa shift," association says

A German association calls for a substantial change in the country’s Africa policy, emphasizing the need for increased engagement and cooperation. They advocate for stronger partnerships, investments, and sustainable development initiatives to more effectively tackle challenges and seize opportunities in African countries. The proposed shift aims to create mutual benefits and strengthen Germany’s position as a crucial partner on the continent.

Factbox - US holiday sales growth to be muted this year, forecasts show

US holiday sales growth is expected to be modest this year due to inflation, higher interest rates, and economic uncertainties. Retailers anticipate cautious consumer spending, with some sectors like electronics and apparel predicted to see slower gains. Despite challenges, e-commerce remains strong, supported by ongoing digital adoption. Overall, the holiday shopping season is projected to reflect a cautious consumer mindset.

China Sept CPI inflation falls more than expected, PPI logs 3 years of deflation

In September, China's Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation dropped more than anticipated, signaling weakened demand and slowing economic growth. Meanwhile, the Producer Price Index (PPI) continued its deflationary trend, marking three consecutive years of decline in factory-gate prices. These trends highlight ongoing challenges in China's economic recovery amid global uncertainties.

US government shutdown threatens home sales in flood-prone areas, report says

A US government shutdown could delay flood risk updates, impacting home sales in vulnerable areas. Without timely data from agencies like FEMA, buyers and lenders lack crucial flood zone and insurance information, potentially stalling transactions and affecting property values. The report highlights concerns over market uncertainty and increased risks for communities in high-flood zones during a government funding lapse.

Madagascar's military takes power, fleeing president impeached

Madagascar's military has seized power after President Andry Rajoelina fled the country amid political turmoil. The parliament has impeached him, citing his absence and governance failures. The takeover aims to restore order and stability, as the nation faces economic and social challenges. International reactions are mixed, with calls for a peaceful transition and respect for democratic processes.

Brazil services activity rises for the seventh consecutive month in August

Brazil's services sector expanded for the seventh straight month in August, driven by strong consumer demand and a recovery in domestic markets. The growth reflects increased business activity, with many service providers reporting higher sales and new client acquisitions, signaling positive momentum in the economy despite ongoing global uncertainties.

US small business sentiment declines in September; inflation back in focus

US small business sentiment declined in September as concerns over inflation resurfaced. Rising costs and economic uncertainties affected optimism among small business owners, highlighting challenges ahead despite a generally strong labor market.

Data darkness in US spreads a global shadow

The US faces increasing "data darkness," where critical information is either inaccessible or incomplete, impacting sectors from public health to national security. This deficiency hampers decision-making domestically and hinders global collaboration, as other countries rely on US data for research and policy development. Experts warn that without improved data transparency and infrastructure, both US and international efforts to address global challenges will suffer.

Shares rebound, dollar eases as Fed cut bets reclaim spotlight

Global shares recovered and the dollar weakened as renewed expectations of Federal Reserve interest rate cuts lifted market sentiment. Investors grew optimistic about easing monetary policy, boosting equities while reducing the dollar's safe-haven demand. This shift reflects hopes for economic support amid mixed data and signals from Fed officials on future rate paths.

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Morning Bid: Fed back on centre stage, for now

The Federal Reserve returns to the spotlight as markets await its next moves amid economic uncertainty. Investors are looking for signals regarding interest rates and inflation management, with central bank decisions set to influence global financial trends and risk appetite in the near future.

Malaysia to discuss sectoral tariffs with U.S. at ASEAN summit, state media reports

Malaysia plans to address sectoral tariffs imposed by the U.S. during the upcoming ASEAN summit. This move aims to seek tariff relief and enhance trade relations between Malaysia and the United States, according to state media reports. The discussions will focus on easing trade barriers to benefit key economic sectors.

Top South Korea officials to visit US for tariff talks amid hope for progress

South Korea’s senior officials are set to visit the US to discuss tariff issues, aiming to make progress in trade negotiations. Both sides are optimistic about reaching agreements that could benefit bilateral economic relations and reduce trade barriers, fostering stronger cooperation between the two countries.

Dollar under pressure on Fed rate cut bets, China trade tensions

The US dollar weakened as investors speculated on potential Federal Reserve rate cuts amid signs of a slowing economy. Additionally, escalating trade tensions between the US and China added pressure, increasing market uncertainty. These factors combined to reduce demand for the dollar, impacting currency markets globally.

Banks propel Australian shares to log best session in nearly two weeks

Australian shares rose to their highest in almost two weeks, driven by strong performances in the banking sector. Investors responded positively to upbeat economic data and easing concerns over interest rates, boosting market confidence. Major banks led the gains, helping the ASX 200 index record its best session since late April.

IMF chief says lack of retaliation against Trump tariffs aiding global growth

IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva noted that the absence of retaliatory measures against Trump-era tariffs has helped global economic growth. This restraint has reduced trade tensions, supporting stability and recovery amid other challenges like inflation and geopolitical conflicts. The IMF remains cautiously optimistic but emphasizes the need for continued cooperation to sustain progress.

Trading Day: Powell remarks, bank results offer relief

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's comments reassured markets about a cautious approach to interest rates, easing investor fears. Positive bank earnings reports further boosted confidence, leading to gains in major stock indices. The combination of stable monetary policy signals and strong financial sector results provided relief amid economic uncertainties.

Bitcoin price today: steady at $112k amid trade tensions, rate cut bets

Bitcoin remains steady at $112,000 as investors weigh ongoing trade tensions and anticipated interest rate cuts. Market sentiment is cautious but optimistic, with traders balancing geopolitical uncertainties against potential economic stimulus measures. The cryptocurrency's resilience reflects broader risk appetite despite global economic challenges.

EOS Climbs 12% As Investors Gain Confidence

EOS surged 12% amid growing investor confidence driven by recent positive developments and market optimism. Renewed interest in the platform’s technology and strategic partnerships boosted its value, signaling strong potential for future growth in the crypto sector.

Coinbase invests in Indian crypto exchange CoinDCX at $2.5 billion valuation

Coinbase has invested in Indian cryptocurrency exchange CoinDCX, which is now valued at $2.5 billion. This investment highlights growing interest in the Indian crypto market and CoinDCX's expanding influence in the sector, signaling significant potential for growth and adoption in the region.

On-Chain Cultural Assets: Decoding City Protocol’s IP Capital Market

City Protocol has launched an IP capital market that tokenizes cultural assets on-chain, enabling transparent, decentralized ownership and trade. This innovation merges blockchain technology with cultural heritage, allowing creators and communities to monetize and preserve intangible assets securely. The platform aims to transform how cultural value is recognized and leveraged globally, fostering sustainable economic models for creative ecosystems.

BitMEX Study Finds Cryptocurrency Funding Rates Positive 92% of the Time, Revealing a Structural Market Bias

A BitMEX study reveals that cryptocurrency funding rates are positive 92% of the time, indicating a consistent structural bias where longs pay shorts. This trend suggests strong market optimism and persistent demand for long positions, impacting trading strategies and market dynamics in the crypto space.

Tria raises $12M to be the leading self-custodial neobank and payments infrastructure for humans and AI.

Tria secured $12 million in funding to become a leading self-custodial neobank, offering payments infrastructure designed for both humans and AI. The platform focuses on enhancing security and control over digital assets, catering to modern banking and payment needs in the evolving AI landscape.

Bitcoin price today: tumbles to $110k as US-China trade tensions persist

Bitcoin’s price dropped to $110,000 amid ongoing US-China trade tensions, reflecting market uncertainty. Investors reacted to escalating geopolitical risks, leading to increased volatility in cryptocurrency markets. The downturn highlights how external economic and political factors continue to influence Bitcoin’s valuation.

StableX Technologies partners with BitGo for digital asset custody

StableX Technologies has partnered with BitGo to enhance its digital asset custody solutions. This collaboration aims to provide secure, compliant, and efficient custody services, leveraging BitGo's advanced technology and regulatory expertise. The partnership supports StableX's goal to offer institutional-grade security and streamline access to digital assets for its clients.

Enveric Biosciences explores digital asset treasury strategy

Enveric Biosciences is investigating the use of digital assets as part of its treasury strategy. The company aims to enhance financial flexibility and leverage blockchain technology to optimize asset management. This move reflects a growing trend among biotech firms adopting innovative financial tools to support their operations and growth.

Predictive Oncology adds executives to support digital asset strategy

Predictive Oncology has appointed new executives to enhance its digital asset strategy. The additions aim to strengthen the company's leadership and accelerate growth in digital asset development and deployment. These strategic hires will support innovation and expand the company's capabilities in leveraging digital technologies within the oncology sector.

ASML Q3 2025 slides: €7.5B revenue amid shifting regional demand patterns

ASML reported €7.5 billion in revenue for Q3 2025, reflecting weaker-than-expected sales driven by changing demand across key regions. The company noted a slowdown in orders from major semiconductor markets, impacting overall growth. Despite challenges, ASML remains focused on innovation and strategic investments to navigate evolving industry dynamics.

Sampo continues share buyback program with €3 million purchase

Sampo has advanced its ongoing share buyback program by acquiring shares worth €3 million. This purchase is part of the company’s strategy to enhance shareholder value and optimize its capital structure. The buyback reflects Sampo's confidence in its financial stability and future prospects.

EyePoint Pharmaceuticals prices $150 million public offering

EyePoint Pharmaceuticals has priced a public offering of common stock totaling $150 million. The funds are intended to support the company’s ongoing development and commercialization efforts for its eye care products. This offering reflects investor interest and aims to strengthen EyePoint's financial position in the competitive ophthalmology market.

29Metals Q3 2025 slides reveal mixed results as stock tumbles 21% on operational challenges

29Metals reported mixed Q3 2025 results, with operational challenges impacting production and profitability. Despite some revenue gains, issues in supply chain and increased costs led to a 21% drop in stock value. Management is implementing measures to address inefficiencies and stabilize output moving forward.

Dustin Group Q4 2024/25 slides: profitability improves amid modest growth

Dustin Group reported improved profitability in Q4 2024/25 despite modest revenue growth. The company attributed gains to operational efficiencies and cost control measures. While top-line expansion was limited, margin enhancements supported overall financial health, positioning Dustin for steady progress amid challenging market conditions.

Atea Q2 2025 presentation reveals 14.4% sales growth, strategic focus on AI and defense

Atea reported a 14.4% sales increase in Q2 2025, driven by strong demand in AI solutions and defense sectors. The company highlighted strategic investments to enhance technology offerings and expand market presence, targeting growth in artificial intelligence and security-related services.

Equity Bancshares Q2 2025 slides: Core EPS reaches $0.99, assets climb to $5.4B

Equity Bancshares reported Q2 2025 core EPS of $0.99, reflecting steady earnings. Total assets increased to $5.4 billion, driven by growth in loans and deposits. The bank continues to focus on expanding its footprint while maintaining strong credit quality and capital levels amid a competitive banking environment.

Nel ASA Q2 2025 presentation: revenue plunges 48% as hydrogen projects stall

Nel ASA reported a 48% revenue drop in Q2 2025 due to stalled hydrogen projects and delayed investments. The company faces project slowdowns amid market uncertainties and supply chain issues, impacting production and sales. Nel is adjusting its strategy to navigate the challenging environment while seeking new partnership opportunities to revive growth.

Enento Group Q2 2025 slides: Revenue dips 1.7% amid mixed segment performance

Enento Group's Q2 2025 revenue fell 1.7%, reflecting mixed results across its business segments. While some units showed growth, others faced declines due to market challenges. The company is focusing on strategic initiatives to boost performance and adapt to changing industry dynamics.

Emeis H1 2025 slides: EBITDA surges 79% as healthcare provider shows strong recovery

Emeis reported a 79% increase in EBITDA for H1 2025, reflecting a robust recovery in its healthcare services. The company benefited from higher patient volumes and improved operational efficiencies, boosting revenue and profitability. This growth underscores Emeis’s strengthened market position and effective cost management despite ongoing industry challenges.