News Summary - 10/21/2025

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Amazon outage 'resolved' as Snapchat and banks among sites impacted

An Amazon outage affecting over 1,000 businesses, including Snapchat and various banks, has been resolved, according to platform outage tracker Downdetector.

Lisbon funicular crash initial report reveals litany of failings

The preliminary report on last month's Glória funicular crash reveals the broken cable had never been certified. It also highlights multiple other safety and maintenance failures contributing to the accident.

'We have failed' says minister as France reels from Louvre heist

Authorities are urgently searching for four thieves who stole royal jewels from the Louvre. Officials worry the precious items, once owned by French royalty, may disappear forever, marking a significant security failure.

US chess grandmaster Daniel Naroditsky dies aged 29

US chess grandmaster Daniel Naroditsky has died unexpectedly at the age of 29, as announced by his family on Monday.

US and Australia sign rare earths deal to counter China's dominance

The US and Australia have agreed to increase investments in mining and processing critical minerals to reduce reliance on China and strengthen their supply chains.

White House begins demolishing part of East Wing for Trump ballroom

Construction crews have started demolishing a large covered entryway and several windows in the East Wing to create space for a new event ballroom named after Donald Trump.

Deadly Gaza flare-up tests Israel-Hamas ceasefire

The deadliest day since the October 10 ceasefire between Israel and Hamas challenges the truce's stability, raising doubts about its durability amid renewed violence.

Palestinian woman in hospital after being clubbed by masked Israeli settler

A 55-year-old Palestinian woman was hospitalized after being attacked by a masked Israeli settler wielding a large wooden stick in the West Bank village of Turmus Ayaa. The assault was captured on video, highlighting ongoing tensions in the area.

Zelensky ready to join Trump-Putin talks after 'frank' White House meeting

The US and Russian presidents announced plans to meet in Budapest. Following a candid White House discussion, Ukrainian President Zelensky expressed readiness to join the talks.

Former NFL player Doug Martin dies in police custody in California

Former NFL player Doug Martin has died in police custody in California. His previous team, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, expressed that they were "deeply saddened" by his passing.

Israel receives body Hamas says is Gaza hostage

Hamas returned 12 of 28 deceased hostages and all living hostages before Monday’s ceasefire. Recently, Israel received a body Hamas claims is that of a Gaza hostage, continuing the exchange process amid ongoing tensions.

Catholic clergy sex abuse survivors hopeful after Pope Leo meeting

The Pope recognized that in some regions there is resistance to permanently removing priests who abuse children. This acknowledgment has given hope to survivors of clergy sex abuse, signaling a potential shift towards stronger accountability within the Church.

Brazil grants oil exploration licence in Amazon region

Brazil has granted an oil exploration license in the Amazon to state oil company Petrobras. The decision has sparked dismay and opposition from conservationists concerned about environmental impacts in the sensitive region.

White House begins demolishing part of East Wing for Trump ballroom

Crews have started demolishing a large covered entryway and windows in the East Wing of the White House to create space for a new event area known as the Trump ballroom.

Driver dies after Italian basketball fans' bus attacked with stones

A bus carrying Italian basketball fans was attacked with stones by rival supporters after a game, resulting in the driver's death, according to local media reports.

Two dead after cargo plane skids off Hong Kong runway into sea

An Emirates cargo plane skidded off the runway into the sea at Hong Kong International Airport, hitting a vehicle on the ground after landing. The incident resulted in two fatalities.

Japan allows over-the-counter 'morning after' pill for the first time

Japan permits women to obtain the morning-after pill without a prescription for the first time. However, a pharmacist must be present during the sale to provide guidance and ensure proper use.

Teacher who killed eight-year-old jailed for life in South Korea

Myeong Jae-wan was sentenced to life imprisonment for fatally stabbing an eight-year-old student in February. He lured the child into a classroom before attacking her, leading to her death.

Notorious cyber scam hub linked to Chinese mafia raided

KK Park, known for its involvement in online fraud, money laundering, and human trafficking, was raided. The operation targeted a hub linked to the Chinese mafia responsible for various cyber crimes and illicit activities. Authorities aim to dismantle the criminal network and curb its illegal operations.

Nigerian police fire tear gas as protesters gather over separatist leader

Nigerian police used tear gas to disperse protesters demanding the release of Nnamdi Kanu, a separatist leader detained since 2021 on terrorism charges. The demonstration highlights ongoing tensions surrounding Kanu's detention and the separatist movement.

Bolivia elects centrist Rodrigo Paz, ending decades of socialist rule

Rodrigo Paz's victory marks a shift from nearly 20 years of socialist governance in Bolivia. His win reflects the public's desire for change, though he now faces significant economic challenges as he takes office.

Airport inferno could cost Bangladesh $1bn in damages, experts say

A major fire erupted at a crucial logistics hub in Dhaka, damaging stored clothes and goods. Experts estimate the incident could result in up to $1 billion in damages, highlighting significant economic repercussions for Bangladesh's trade and supply chains.

China's Economic Growth Slows as Trade Tensions with US Flare Up

Beijing has managed to avoid a sharp economic downturn despite ongoing challenges. However, China faces pressures from US tariffs, contributing to a slowdown in its economic growth amid escalating trade tensions.

Australia accuses China of 'unsafe' military jet manoeuvres

Australia has accused a Chinese military jet of unsafe actions after it allegedly dropped a flare near an Australian aircraft over the South China Sea, heightening tensions between the two nations in the contested region.

Artillery shrapnel hits vehicles on California highway during Marines celebration

California Governor Gavin Newsom closed a freeway after artillery shrapnel struck vehicles during a Marines celebration, despite White House officials stating the area was safe.

Hamas ruled Gaza with an iron rod - will it really give up control?

Despite recent setbacks, Hamas remains a potent force in Gaza. Though diminished, it continues to wield significant influence and is unlikely to relinquish control soon. Israel may face prolonged challenges dealing with Hamas as the group endures political and military pressures while maintaining its stronghold over Gaza.

Everything we know about the Louvre jewellery heist

The Louvre in Paris remains closed following a robbery by a masked gang who raided one of its galleries. Authorities are investigating the incident as the museum stays shut to ensure security and assess the situation.

US strikes on Latin American 'drug boats': What do we know, and are they legal?

Experts argue that some US attacks on Latin American drug boats might violate international law, raising legal and ethical concerns over the legitimacy of these military actions.

Kevin Federline has held off writing about Britney Spears. Until now

Kevin Federline, Britney Spears' ex-husband, has made several allegations against her. Meanwhile, Britney has accused him of attacking her, intensifying their ongoing conflict.

What we learned from Virginia Giuffre's memoir

Virginia Giuffre's 367-page memoir details her interactions with Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, and Prince Andrew, revealing insights into her experiences and the individuals involved in the scandal.

These Confederate statues caused US protests. Knocked down, they're the centre of a new art show

Eighteen decommissioned Confederate statues, once protested and removed, are now displayed together in an art exhibit highlighting the atrocities of slavery.

India sparkles as millions celebrate Diwali festival

Diwali, the festival of lights, marks the triumph of good over evil. Millions across India light lamps, decorate homes, and partake in festivities, celebrating joy, prosperity, and the victory of light over darkness.

After 'No Kings' protests, where does Democratic opposition go next?

Millions of Americans protested against Trump, yet Democrats remain less popular and face internal divisions on strategies to oppose him effectively. This split complicates their efforts to unify and challenge the president's influence.

China will soon have a new Five Year Plan. Here's how they have changed the world so far

Beijing's leaders are drafting a new Five Year Plan to outline China's economic objectives for the coming decade, continuing to shape global economic dynamics through strategic policy and development goals.

Protests and Food Poisonings Test Indonesian President's First Year in Office

Prabowo Subianto's first year as Indonesian president has been marked by significant challenges, including widespread protests and food poisoning incidents, testing his promises of dynamic economic growth and social change.

'I'm 89 and I saw my homeland rebuilt before – but now I don't believe Gaza has a future'

A Palestinian family reflects on witnessing Gaza's past reconstruction and expresses doubt about its future amid ongoing conflict. They share their hopes and fears as discussions about rebuilding Gaza gain attention, highlighting the deep challenges the region faces.

Why I Fell in Love with a Book Called I Want to Die but I Want to Eat Tteokbokki

This book captures a gentle melancholy relatable to many, reminding readers to find and cherish the small joys in life despite struggles.

Trump to Australian ambassador: 'I don't like you either'

In 2020, Kevin Rudd publicly called Donald Trump the 'most destructive' US president in history, highlighting sharp tensions between the former Australian Prime Minister and Trump.

BBC at scene of 'brazen' Louvre jewel theft

The BBC's Hugh Schofield reports from the Louvre in Paris, where a "daring and brazen" jewel theft has occurred, highlighting the extraordinary nature of the robbery.

'It's like a scene from a film' - Paris tourists surprised at Louvre jewel theft

The Louvre Museum in Paris was closed following a daylight robbery in which imperial jewels were stolen. Tourists expressed shock, describing the event as surreal. Authorities are investigating the high-profile theft at the iconic museum.

Indian town sets new record with 2.6 million Diwali lamps

Ayodhya, a temple town in Uttar Pradesh, India, set a new record by lighting 2.6 million lamps ahead of Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights, celebrating the occasion with grand illumination.

Watch: Aerials show thousands attending No Kings protests across the US

Thousands of protesters gathered across various US cities to demonstrate against President Trump's policies, showcasing widespread public dissent through large-scale No Kings protests.

Watch: Brits row from Peru to Australia in tiny boat

Jess Rowe and Miriam Payne completed a six-month unsupported rowing journey from Peru to Australia. They survived by catching fish and growing their own vegetables during the trip.

Junts and Podemos' rejection of raising or freezing self-employed contributions threatens to inflict a new defeat on the Government

Junts and Podemos oppose the Government's proposal to raise or freeze self-employed contributions, putting the approval of the measure at risk and potentially causing a new parliamentary defeat for the Executive. This disagreement complicates the management and implementation of important reforms for the self-employed workers' group.

Social Security corrects course: will freeze contributions for the lowest-earning self-employed and limit increases to a maximum of 2.5%

The Ministry of Social Security proposes freezing contributions for self-employed individuals with the lowest incomes in 2026 and limiting the increase for other brackets to a maximum of 2.5%. However, the self-employed employers' association continues to criticize the planned increase for the rest of the workers, considering it a "ripping off."

The dialogue between Zapatero and Puigdemont stalls while the PSOE turns a deaf ear

José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, appointed interlocutor four months ago after the imprisonment of Santos Cerdán, faces a deadlock in dialogue with Carles Puigdemont. Meanwhile, the PSOE seems to ignore this situation, hindering progress in the negotiations.

Families of bullied children will demand an anti-bullying law: "Simple teasing is causing them to commit suicide"

The president of Trencats, following the suicide of his daughter Kira in 2021, calls for anti-bullying protocols to act from the first physical or verbal aggression. He announces a gathering on November 6 to demand a specific law against school bullying.

The Public Prosecutor's Office opens two investigations into the suicide of Sandra Peña, one into the alleged bullies and another into the school

The Public Prosecutor's Office has initiated two investigations related to the suicide of Sandra Peña: one against the alleged bullies and another against the school. The Public Ministry has not yet received the police report on the case.

Who is to blame for a suicide caused by 'bullying'?

Sandra's suicide marks a before and after, highlighting that bullying is not just a school problem, but a collective social failure that we all must recognize and confront.

The Exchange of the Hour

The government has decided to reverse the change in freelancers' contributions after facing strong opposition.

The Eternal Lack of Consensus Among EU Partners Hinders Sánchez's Plan to End Seasonal Time Changes

Only Cyprus and Greece support maintaining time changes, while Ireland demands an impact study to avoid desynchronization with the United Kingdom, making it difficult to reach consensus in the EU to eliminate seasonal time changes.

Are you in favor of ending the time change?

Spain will propose to the European Union to eliminate the seasonal time change and maintain a single time zone throughout the year to avoid confusion and improve the well-being of citizens.

Experts Advocate Eliminating Time Changes: "They Disrupt the Biological Clock and Impact Health"

Time changes disrupt the biological clock, causing sleep disorders, affecting daily performance, and increasing the risk of cardiovascular accidents in vulnerable individuals. Experts call for their elimination to protect health.

Amelia, Ángeles, Pepe, Dilawar... Who’s Who in the Trial for the Murder of the Morata Brothers Starting Today

Dilawar Hussain murdered the Gutiérrez Ayuso brothers, Amelia, Ángeles, and Pepe, on December 17, 2023, motivated by a debt. The trial begins today, and a popular jury will determine whether the crime was premeditated or the result of mental incompetence.

De la Fuente reveals on 'El Hormiguero' the unknown side of Yamal: "It's easy to catch him making a slip-up if you follow him all the time"

Javier de la Fuente discussed the case of Lamine Yamal on 'El Hormiguero,' highlighting the constant pressure the player faces and how this can lead to mistakes. He also criticized the harassment on social media towards footballers like Álvaro Morata and Marcos Llorente.

Gabriel Rufián clarifies his viral encounter with Ester Expósito on 'La Revuelta': "We met and talked, she is wonderful"

Gabriel Rufián explained on 'La Revuelta' that he met and spoke with Ester Expósito, whom he described as wonderful. He also admitted that he does not like being recorded in public, but understands that it is inevitable.

TikTok cuts singer’s live stream for smoking and reckless driving during the performance

The singer was blocked on TikTok for violating the "community guidelines" by smoking and driving recklessly during her live stream, so she had to continue the broadcast on Instagram.

Rosalía Overwhelms Downtown Madrid with the Presentation of 'Lux', Her New Album

Thousands of fans gathered in Plaza de Callao, lit up with the cover of 'Lux', to witness the highly anticipated presentation of Rosalía's new album.

New details about Pablo Benegas's departure from the group: "He leaves Amaia at the mercy of the wolves"

Silvia Taulés comments on 'La Roca' that Pablo Benegas was not happy after Amaia's departure, suggesting internal tensions within the group.

This Is the Apollo Gallery, the Setting of the Movie-Like Heist at the Louvre... and of Napoleon's Jewels

The Apollo Gallery, an architectural masterpiece of the Louvre, was decorated by the most prominent artists of the reign of Louis XIV, who also worked on the Hall of Mirrors in Versailles. This historic setting has witnessed significant events, such as the cinematic heist and the safeguarding of Napoleon's jewels.

The Louvre Heist and the Incalculable

The recent jewelry robbery at the Louvre reflects France's decline, attracts tourists, and evokes the figure of Napoleon, once again bringing the concept of "the incalculable" into focus.

The reconstruction of a surgical-precision robbery: seven minutes to pull off a historic heist at the Louvre

Authorities are investigating a robbery at the Louvre, attributed to "very experienced" thieves who acted with precision in just seven minutes, managing to take a historic haul. They are seeking to capture the suspects and recover the stolen pieces.

From Frescoes and Sculptures to Crowns of Incalculable Value: The Most Wanted Stolen Objects by Interpol

Interpol maintains a database with more than 57,000 stolen or missing objects, including frescoes and sculptures as well as crowns of great value, highlighting the magnitude and diversity of cultural heritage protected at an international level.

Spanish Tourist Rescued from Inside a Pyramid in Egypt: One Hour at 80 Meters Below Ground

A Spanish tourist was rescued after becoming trapped 80 meters underground inside a pyramid in Egypt. Rescue teams took an hour to reach her and help her exit safely.

They reveal Andy's reaction after his controversy with Lucas: "He is scared"

The journalist shared an audio of the singer Lucas, in which vehemence and unease can be heard, and confirmed that he never assaulted him. Andy revealed that Lucas is scared after the controversy between them.

The PP demands that the Minister of Housing report to Congress every three months and inform about price developments

The Popular Parliamentary Group requests in Congress that the Minister of Housing, Isabel Rodríguez, provide quarterly reports on price developments and squatting rates, also evaluating the effects of the housing law.

The TSJM Rules in Favor of the Neighbors and Maintains the Suspension of the Bernabéu 'Parkings'

The Superior Court of Justice of Madrid confirms the suspension of the parking lots at the Bernabéu in response to neighborhood complaints. The legal services of the Madrid City Council are evaluating whether to appeal the decision before the Supreme Court.

Moscow denies having proposed handing over Zaporizhzhia and Kherson territories to Kiev in exchange for Donbas

Moscow denies having offered to cede the regions of Zaporizhzhia and Kherson to Ukraine in exchange for control of Donbas, thus rejecting reports suggesting a possible territorial exchange in the conflict.

EU countries support banning Russian gas imports starting January 1, 2026

EU countries support prohibiting Russian gas imports from January 1, 2026. A total ban is planned for 2028, and negotiations are currently underway between the Council and the European Parliament to define the details.

Israel reopens the humanitarian aid passage in the Gaza Strip except for Rafah, and Hamas delivers the body of a new hostage

Israel has reopened the passage for humanitarian aid in Gaza, except for the Rafah crossing. Additionally, the Israeli Army began the physical demarcation of the 'yellow line.' On the other hand, Hamas delivered the body of a new hostage amid the current tensions in the region.

The EU 'freezes' measures against Israel following the peace agreement: "We are not removing them, but we are not going to advance either"

After the peace agreement, the EU halts the progress of measures against Israel without removing them. Kallas acknowledges the changed scenario and warns that the ceasefire does not guarantee definitive peace.

Avanza and Alsa Counterattack the Entry of International Buses with a Ruling that Limits Cabotage in the EU in Some Cases

Avanza and Alsa secured a ruling that restricts cabotage of international buses in certain cases within the EU. This decision aims to protect the national transport market against growing competition from foreign operators, thereby limiting the possibility of carrying out internal routes with vehicles coming from other member countries.

Deadly landing: two dead after a plane veers off the runway, crashes into a car, and ends up in the sea

A plane veered off the runway during landing, struck a security vehicle, and ended up in the sea. The crash left two fatalities who were in the struck car.

Marcos Llorente defends his daily routines amid criticism: "I don't force anyone to do anything, I just show paths"

Marcos Llorente explained the use of red light in his home as part of his daily routines, defending his practice against criticism. He clarifies that he does not impose his methods but shares options to improve well-being and personal performance.

Feijóo calls to reverse the "culture of discouragement" with tax cuts, new General State Budgets, and the end of the "50-employee curse" for SMEs

The leader of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, advocates reversing the "culture of discouragement" in Spain through tax cuts, the drafting of new General State Budgets (PGE), and the elimination of the "50-employee curse," a barrier that affects small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). These measures aim to stimulate the economy and promote job creation and stability in small and medium businesses.

The family business that aims to combat depopulation by making more sustainable jeans

Juan and his siblings have taken on the leadership of the family business, transforming it into Capitán Denim, a brand that produces sustainable jeans. With this project, they seek to promote responsible fashion and help curb depopulation in their community.

Joint Work and Solidarity, Keys to Ending Poverty

The "la Caixa" Foundation supports more than 1,600 projects by non-profit organizations aimed at helping vulnerable groups and homeless people, promoting collaboration and solidarity to fight poverty.

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

Chris Martin made a joke about the incident on the 'kisscam' where Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot, CEO and HR director of Astronomer, were caught cheating on their partners.

New Increases in Electricity and Gas Prices Arrive: How You Can Easily Reduce Your Energy Bill

On World Energy Saving Day, the importance of small daily actions is highlighted to consume energy efficiently and responsibly, helping to reduce electricity and gas bills despite the recent price increases.

Changes in Bereavement Leave: How Many Days Are Added? Which Family Members Are Affected?

The Ministry of Labor has extended bereavement leave and created two new types of leave, benefiting more affected family members to facilitate the grieving process and provide support in family matters.

The White House Begins Partial Demolition of the East Wing to Build a New Trump Ballroom

The White House has begun the partial demolition of the East Wing to build a new ballroom, a private project valued at 250 million dollars. Trump stated that the funds come from donations by "generous patriots."

Three elderly people sharing an apartment in 2055, the controversial Housing advertisement: "It's mocking people"

The Housing advertising campaign showing three elderly people sharing an apartment in 2055 has sparked outrage on social media and criticism from several political parties, including Government allies, who consider the message to be a mockery of the population.

Doug Whitney, the man who has managed to 'escape' Alzheimer's and could hold the keys to treating it

Doug Whitney, a carrier of a mutation that usually causes early-onset Alzheimer's, remains cognitively healthy at 76 years old, which could reveal valuable clues for treating this disease.

This is the new Peugeot 308: more versatile, efficient, and with up to 450 kilometers of electric range

The 2025 Peugeot 308 features a revamped design, various engine options, advanced technology, and stands out for its sustainable and versatile approach, with an electric range of up to 450 kilometers.

Mercadona boosts sales of 'Made in Spain' potatoes by 35% in the summer campaign

Mercadona has increased sales of Spanish potatoes by 35% in the summer, marketing 184,800 tons. This has been achieved thanks to its double harvest strategy, purchasing potatoes during both the winter and summer campaigns.

Pérez-Reverte Gives His Opinion on Imanol Arias' Work in This Ambitious Adaptation of His Work 30 Years Later

Pérez-Reverte shared his thoughts on Imanol Arias' performance in one of the first film adaptations of his works, responding to a follower who asked him 30 years after the premiere.

New Trend: The "Toasted" Manicure is the Favorite of Selena Gomez and Jennifer Lopez

The "toasted" manicure, an espresso-toned nail color, has become the latest highly sought-after trend among celebrities like Selena Gomez and Jennifer Lopez.

An ocular prosthesis manages to restore sight to people with irreversible blindness

A new ocular prosthesis has made it possible to restore sight to patients with blindness caused by geographic atrophy, the final stage of age-related macular degeneration, offering hope to those who suffered irreversible vision loss.

A Global Outage in Amazon's Cloud Causes Failures in Websites, Payment Terminals, and Banking Services

Amazon has resolved the global outage of its cloud service, although the recovery of its systems will be gradual. This interruption affected multiple websites, payment terminals, and banking services, causing widespread problems.

The Italian countryside village overlooking a lake that will make you forget about Tuscany

This medieval walled village, located on a hill, is one of the most beautiful and least known corners of Italy, offering stunning views of a lake that captivates and makes you forget about Tuscany.

This is how you should organize food in your refrigerator to avoid bad odors

Bad odors in the refrigerator are usually caused by spoiled food, although they can also originate from mechanical malfunctions of the appliance. Properly organizing food and checking the appliance's functioning helps prevent these unpleasant odors.

Overtaking Between Trucks: The Road That Limits This Maneuver Under These Circumstances

In Catalonia, efforts are underway to prohibit overtaking between trucks when certain specific conditions are met, with the aim of improving road safety.

The band extends their tour dates after selling out several shows, including Madrid and Barcelona

The band from San Sebastián sold out tickets in eight cities, including Madrid and Barcelona, in just one hour. Due to this success, they have decided to add more dates to their tour.

These are the ticket prices for La Oreja de Van Gogh: from 45 to 290 euros

The tickets for the La Oreja de Van Gogh concert have prices ranging from 45 to 290 euros, offering options for different budgets.

Fernando Alonso, desperate to finish the F1 season: "We need to get to Abu Dhabi as quickly as possible"

Fernando Alonso finished tenth in the United States GP but is eager for the season to end. His hopes lie in Adrian Newey's work and Aston Martin's potential for 2026.

The ten-day bereavement leave can be spread over four weeks from the relative's death

The proposal includes a ten-day bereavement leave that can be distributed within a four-week period from the date of death, as well as a new leave of up to 15 days for palliative care aimed at spouses, domestic partners, or second-degree relatives.

Sánchez will meet with Petro in Colombia amid Trump's offensive after accusing him of drug trafficking

The Prime Minister will attend the 4th CELAC-EU Summit on November 9 and 10 in Colombia, where he will meet with Colombian President Gustavo Petro amid tensions following accusations from Donald Trump.

Cancer Has No Age: A Global Study Shows Its Incidence Increasing Equally in Young and Old

A global study reveals that cancer incidence is rising among both young and older individuals. The types of cancer with the highest growth include thyroid, breast, kidney, endometrium, and leukemia, affecting all ages equally.

A Newborn Baby Abandoned on the Stairs of a New York City Subway Station

A newborn baby was found wrapped in a blanket on the stairs of a New York City subway station, where she had been abandoned. Authorities are investigating the case to ensure her well-being and to locate those responsible.

Ada Colau recounts what happened to Greta Thunberg after being captured by Israel: "They dragged her, they threw her down..."

Ada Colau narrated that after Greta Thunberg's detention by Israel, the activist was dragged, thrown to the ground, and used for photos, denouncing the violent and exhibitionist treatment toward Thunberg during the incident.

These Towns in Spain Pay You to Live in Them: Discover the Best Ones

Many Spanish towns affected by depopulation offer financial incentives to attract new residents, especially young people, with the aim of revitalizing their communities and encouraging local development.

Gonzalo Bernardos’ Forecast on Buying a House: "You Can Achieve Returns of 25-30%"

Gonzalo Bernardos highlights that in 2025 interest rates will be very low, which will allow for returns of 25-30% when buying a house.

The price of second-hand electric cars drops to 30,626 euros

The demand for second-hand electric cars has increased by 35%, according to the report 'Electricar VO 2025'. As a result, the average price of these vehicles has fallen to 30,626 euros, reflecting greater accessibility and popularity in the used car market.

We Asked the AI Which Jobs It Could Best Replace

Some jobs such as doctors, psychologists, researchers, and conceptual artists have a low risk of being replaced by AI, as they require human skills and creativity that are difficult to replicate.

Violeta Mangriñán Announces Legal Measures After Being Called a "Fascist" on Social Media: "I Can't Stand the Hypocrisy"

Violeta Mangriñán announces legal actions after receiving criticism for following figures from the PP like Isabel Díaz Ayuso on social media. The influencer expresses her rejection of hypocrisy and the wave of attacks against her.

Ilia Topuria takes a mass lap in Georgia: he has to get out of his Ferrari to greet the crowd

Ilia Topuria, the Hispanic-Georgian fighter, is visiting Georgia, his native country. During his visit, he received a warm welcome from the crowd, who encouraged him to get out of his Ferrari to greet them personally.

Arrested for the death of her nine-year-old daughter: suffered heat stroke after more than eight hours in the car

A woman was arrested following the death of her nine-year-old daughter, who suffered heat stroke after being locked in a car for more than eight hours. The mother left her in the vehicle while she worked, and upon returning, found her unresponsive and blue.

When the landlord tries to make the tenant pay the garbage tax

The new garbage tax in Spanish cities is causing disputes between landlords and tenants, who often pay it without knowing that, according to the law, the owner must bear it if it is not specified in the contract.

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

Physicist and neuroscientist Álex Gómez-Marín presents his book "The Science of the Final Threshold," where he explores the boundaries between life, consciousness, and matter, based on his near-death experience and scientific reflections.

The Odyssey of Getting a Driver's License in Big Cities: Six Months' Wait for Driving Practice

Driving schools attribute the delay of up to six months for driving practice in big cities to the shortage of examiners. They criticize that the recent hires made by the DGT have not significantly improved the situation.

What Is Donald Trump Looking for in Budapest?

Donald Trump visits Budapest seeking to expand his political influence and establish new strategic alliances in Europe. His trip includes meetings with local leaders to promote investments and strengthen international ties, amid his interest in maintaining global relevance after his presidential term.

The Uncomfortable Question and the Dirty Laundry

The Spanish correspondent of ABC in the United States, David Alandete, stands out for his ability to ask uncomfortable questions to Trump, distinguishing between an annoying question and bringing up "dirty laundry."

Do Yourself a Favor: Don’t Disconnect from the News

Authoritarians and populists benefit when society turns away from traditional media to focus on social networks, which facilitates manipulation and the spread of misinformation. Maintaining access to reliable news is essential for an informed and resilient citizenry.

What to Do with La Oreja de Van Gogh

Amaia Montero's return to La Oreja de Van Gogh is seen as a double-edged sword, bringing both excitement and challenges for the band's future.

Fire Devastates 353,151 Hectares in Spain So Far This Year, Nearly Four Times the Decade's Average

The Ministry for the Ecological Transition has recorded 62 major wildfires in Spain this year, affecting 353,151 hectares, nearly four times more than the average of the last decade.

Suspected author of a forest fire that burned 3,200 hectares in Ourense arrested

The forest fire affected Carballeda de Avia, Ribadavia, Melón, and Ourense, burning 3,200 hectares. Confinements and evacuations of hundreds of residents were ordered. Authorities have arrested the suspected person responsible for the fire.

María Pombo's 'jab' at Laura Escanes after joining the controversy over reading: "I'll tell you I read a lot"

María Pombo sparked laughter by responding to the debate about reading on Henar Álvarez's show 'Al cielo con ella.' Her comment included a nod to Laura Escanes, amid the controversy over reading habits.

Letters After a Suicide Attempt Reveal Sexual Abuse Suffered by a Girl at the Hands of Her Stepfather

Letters written after a suicide attempt revealed sexual abuse committed by the stepfather against a girl when she was between 10 and 12 years old. The accused faces a possible six-year prison sentence for these acts.

Two Arrested for the Stabbing Death of a Man in Punta Umbría

Two people were arrested following an argument that ended with the stabbing death of a man in Punta Umbría. Authorities are investigating the details of the incident.

A mother and her daughter arrested for mutually assaulting each other in Avilés

A mother and her daughter were arrested in Avilés following a heated argument during the early hours, in which they both assaulted each other. Neighbors alerted the authorities due to the disturbance.

Chenoa's Cheat Sheet in 'OT'

Gestures originally meant to convey confidence, such as Chenoa's "cheat sheet" in 'OT', can become symbols that reflect insecurity.

Tears and emotion in 'Operación Triunfo' after the closest vote of the season: "Five million votes!"

The 'Operación Triunfo' show featured an emotional farewell with a record-breaking vote of over five million votes. The elimination was very close between Judit and Lucía Casani, creating great excitement and tension in the season.

The 'MasterChef Celebrity' Eliminated Contestant Leaves the Kitchens for the Second Time: "They've Already Fired This One"

Soraya Arnelas and Valerias Ros cooked the worst dishes, but only one was eliminated. Soraya was the contestant who had to leave 'MasterChef Celebrity' for the second time, exiting the competition following the judges' decision.

Jesús Cintora, on the theft at the Louvre: "It seems shabby, but they pulled it off"

Jesús Cintora, host of 'Malas lenguas', commented on the recent theft at the Louvre, pointing out that although the act seems unsophisticated, the criminals achieved their goal.

Mikel Herrán reviews some of the thefts that the Louvre has suffered throughout its history on 'El Intermedio'

Mikel Herrán highlighted on 'El Intermedio' some historical thefts experienced by the Louvre, especially pointing out the most famous one in 1911, when the 'Mona Lisa' was stolen.

'Pasapalabra' reaches a jackpot of 2,272,000 euros, the highest in its history

Rosa and Manu came very close to winning the record jackpot of 2,272,000 euros on 'Pasapalabra', the highest in the history of the show.

Boris Izaguirre insists that Amaia Montero forgive Cayetana Guillén Cuervo: "I want her to lift the ban"

Boris Izaguirre has highlighted the great friendship between Amaia Montero and Cayetana Guillén Cuervo, urging the singer to forgive the actress and lift the ban she has against her.

Díaz Ayuso Responds to 'Todo es mentira' Congratulations from Texas and Opens the Door to Going on the Show

Isabel Díaz Ayuso celebrated her 47th birthday on October 17 and thanked the program 'Todo es mentira' for their congratulations from Texas, where she was at the time. Additionally, she expressed willingness to participate in the show in the future.

The writer Lorenzo Silva: "The self-employed are used to balance the books. There are more and more obligations"

The writer Lorenzo Silva criticizes the situation of self-employed workers, highlighting the lack of rights and the constant increase in contributions and obligations affecting this group.

Toño Sanchís denies taking the commission that Belén Esteban earned at the agency and states that she "knew everything"

Toño Sanchís, former representative of Belén Esteban, claims to be satisfied as he considers that nothing has been proven against him. He denies having taken the commission that Esteban received at the agency and assures that she was aware of everything.

The youngest daughter of 'El Cordobés', Triana, turns 18 with a flamenco bullfight event

The journalist has published 'Nocturnos', an investigative book, highlighting his work in the field of journalism.

Paloma Lago receives the best news in her worst year: she will become a grandmother for the first time

Paloma Lago's son, Javier, and his wife Eugenia are expecting their first child, making Paloma a grandmother for the first time in a few months.

Silvia Charro Reveals That Before the Viral Video, Simón Pérez and She Lost a Baby: "We Took Drugs"

Silvia Charro, former partner of economist Simón Pérez, reveals that before a video went viral, both lost a baby and faced a difficult period marked by drug use and a deep emotional downfall.

The Heartbreaking Post by Raquel Mosquera About Her Detained Husband: "I Will Make Sure the Truth Comes Out"

Raquel Mosquera shared an emotional message along with photos of her husband Isi on social media, following his recent television interview. In the text, she expresses her determination to clarify the truth about her husband's situation, who was recently detained.

Marta Riesco Attributes the Rift Between Andy and Lucas to an Alleged Romance Between Lucas and His Producer's Wife

Marta Riesco claims that the rift between Andy and Lucas is due to an alleged romance between Lucas and his producer's wife, which led to a swift professional split and caused great upset for Andy.

From the Giuffre family to their daughters Beatriz and Eugenia: reactions to Prince Andrew's resignation

The victim’s brother, who passed away in April, expressed that they have shed tears of both joy and sadness following Prince Andrew’s resignation, reflecting mixed emotions within the Giuffre family and Beatriz and Eugenia.

Loles León reveals the tough battle she has had to fight for her grandson: "He is the person who gives me energy"

Actress Loles León spoke on the program 'Mothers: From the Heart' about the difficult struggle she has faced for her grandson, whom she describes as her main source of energy and motivation in life.

Movements at Amazon: Jeff Bezos' ex-wife, MacKenzie Scott, sells half of her shares

MacKenzie Scott, co-founder of Amazon, has sold half of her shares in the company and plans to donate much of the proceeds to charitable causes.

First images of the theft at the Louvre: a thief accesses a display case with visitors inside the same room

The theft at the Louvre occurred just minutes after the museum opened. The footage shows the thief accessing a display case while the first visitors were already present in the room where the crime was committed.

The Time Change in Spain: History, Reasons, and Curiosities

The time change in Spain was originally implemented to save energy. However, nowadays both experts and citizens question its effectiveness and the convenience of continuing with this measure, sparking a debate about whether it is still necessary in today’s society.

When the landlord tries to make the tenant pay the garbage tax

The new garbage tax in Spanish cities is causing conflicts between landlords and tenants, as many tenants pay it without knowing that legally it must be paid by the owner if it is not specified in the contract.

Passion with a Happy Jenni Hermoso on Sonia Bermúdez's First Day: "I Was Working and I Asked for the Day Off Just to See Her"

The Spanish women's national team held their first training session under the direction of Sonia Bermúdez, preparing for the Nations League semifinals against Sweden. Jenni Hermoso expressed her happiness about the new leadership, highlighting her enthusiasm and support for Bermúdez.

Mapi León and Jenni Hermoso, very smiling in their return to the national team: "That feeling of coming home..."

The 23 players called up by Sonia Bermúdez in her first squad as head coach arrived at the training camp in the Las Rozas Football City, highlighting the smiling return of Mapi León and Jenni Hermoso.

Sinner withdraws from the Davis Cup and will not be with Italy in the 'Finals'

The Italian team, reigning champion of the last two editions, will not have their star Jannik Sinner in the Finals held in Bologna, where the team was aiming for their third consecutive title at home.

Carlos Alcaraz Returns to the Davis Cup for the Final Eight Alongside Munar, Martínez, and Granollers

David Ferrer has announced the Spanish team for the Davis Cup Final Eight starting on November 19, with players such as Carlos Alcaraz, Munar, Martínez, and Granollers representing the country in the competition.

Othmane Maamma, the new gem of Morocco who is identical to Cristiano Ronaldo: "He shoots and runs like him"

Othmane Maamma, Moroccan forward, was named the Golden Ball of the U-20 World Cup after an outstanding performance in the final against Argentina, standing out for his style similar to Cristiano Ronaldo's.

Cristiano Ronaldo Jr. receives call-up to Portugal's Under-16 team: the eldest son of 'The Bug' returns to the national squad

After standing out with the Under-15 team, Cristiano Ronaldo Jr. has been called up again to Portugal's Under-16 national team, continuing his progress in the youth divisions of national football.

Carvajal blasts Villarreal - Barça in Miami: "It's a clear adulteration of the competition"

Real Madrid captain Carvajal harshly criticized the decision to hold the Villarreal - Barça match in Miami, describing it as a clear adulteration that prevents all teams from competing on equal terms.

'Los Picassos,' artists with intellectual disabilities who work collectively across different disciplines

'Los Picassos' are artists with intellectual disabilities who collaborate in various disciplines. They are currently preparing a documentary about their life and work, showcasing their collective and creative efforts.

The Activist Regina Martínez, 'Nimasnimano', Reclaims Her Disability with Her Salute to the King

Regina Martínez, a young activist with agenesis of her right arm, uses social media to raise awareness about her disability and promote inclusion, highlighting a symbolic salute to the King that reaffirms her identity and struggle.

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

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

Beatriz González Ávila: "The goal is to advance the inclusion of personnel with disabilities in the Ministry of Defense"

Beatriz González Ávila, head of Oadisfas in the Armed Forces, works to promote inclusion and improve the conditions of personnel with disabilities within the Ministry of Defense.

Katy Hernández, World Runner-Up in 3x3 Basketball with Intellectual Disability: "I Train to Be Better"

Katy Hernández, shy but determined, emphasizes effort, teamwork, and perseverance in 3x3 basketball, an achievement that led her to become world runner-up despite her intellectual disability. She trains enthusiastically to continue improving and fulfill her dreams on the court.

Torres addresses the BBVA staff following the failure of the takeover bid for Sabadell: "We accept the result with calm"

BBVA executives thank the team responsible for the takeover bid for Sabadell, acknowledging their dedication, and express that they accept the outcome of the operation with calm.

BBVA and Banco Sabadell Resume Their Solo Paths... What Now?

BBVA has announced how it will distribute excess capital and its shareholder remuneration plan following the failed takeover bid, while Banco Sabadell continues on its independent path. Both banks are resuming their own strategies in a context of uncertainty after the unsuccessful operation.

David Martínez speaks out after the failure of the takeover bid: "I have congratulated Sabadell on the result after a long and hard-fought process"

David Martínez, the main individual shareholder, supported BBVA's acquisition of Sabadell, highlighting its strategic benefits. After the failure of the takeover bid, he congratulated Sabadell on the outcome following a long and competitive process.

The energy savings from the winter time change: this is how it affects

The Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, has proposed to the European Union to eliminate the winter time change starting next year, aiming to end this measure.

Felipe VI affirms the role of family businesses as the "fundamental pillar" of the Spanish economy

King Felipe VI inaugurated the 28th National Congress of Family Businesses, highlighting the essential role of these companies as the foundation of the Spanish economy and their international projection.

Pizza Hut will close 68 restaurants in the United Kingdom and eliminate 1,200 jobs

Less than a year after FTI acquired Pizza Hut UK under DC London Pie, which was undergoing insolvency proceedings, it has been decided to close 68 restaurants and eliminate 1,200 jobs in the country.

The Owner of Gucci Partners with L'Oréal by Selling Its Cosmetics Business for 4 Billion Euros

The French group, led by Luca de Meo, sells its cosmetics business to L'Oréal for 4 billion euros. This deal will help reduce its financial debt and strengthen the alliance with the French beauty giant.

Unicaja launches an interest-bearing account at 3% APR for new self-employed individuals with 1% cashback on bills

Unicaja offers an interest-bearing account at 3% APR for new self-employed individuals, with 1% cashback on bills. The promotion applies to a maximum average balance of 20,000 euros, and interest is paid quarterly.

Explained Ending of 'Culpa Nuestra': What Didn't Happen in the Finale of the Culpables Saga?

The 'Culpables' trilogy concludes with shocking events such as an unexpected pregnancy, a coma, and a baby kidnapping, showing that the saga still holds surprises and unexpected twists in its finale.

'Task', finally explained: guilt and redemption in the best HBO series in a long time

The series starring Mark Ruffalo concludes with an emotional and action-packed episode that delves into themes of guilt and redemption, elevating the thriller created by Brad Ingelsby.

'Task': How Many Episodes Does the Police Series with Mark Ruffalo Have? Release Dates on HBO Max

Brad Ingelsby, creator of 'Mare of Easttown', presents 'Task', a police series set in the working-class suburbs of Philadelphia, available on HBO Max.

The Current Life of Kaley Cuoco: Penny's Evolution Beyond the Iconic 'The Big Bang Theory'

Kaley Cuoco, known for playing Penny in 'The Big Bang Theory,' became one of the highest-paid actresses after nearly 300 episodes. However, this successful series was not her first television job, marking a significant evolution in her career.

'Gabby's Dollhouse' tops the box office, followed by the Spanish film 'The Dinner'

'TRON: Ares' suffers a drop of more than 50% at the box office during its second weekend in Spain. Additionally, the premiere of 'Witch Hunt', starring Julia Roberts and Andrew Garfield, fails to take off with audiences. Meanwhile, 'Gabby's Dollhouse' positions itself as the number one film, closely followed by the Spanish movie 'The Dinner'.

For Many, It's the Best Movie of the Year, but at the Box Office It Could Result in Million-Dollar Losses

The movie "One Battle After Another" is considered by many to be the best of the year, but it could cause losses exceeding 100 million dollars for Warner Bros due to its poor box office performance.

The Impact of the AWS Outage in Spain, Explained by Experts: "We Still Don't Have a Plan B"

The global AWS outage affected key services in Spain such as Bizum and Ticketmaster. Experts warn that Europe lacks its own alternatives to the major American cloud providers, leaving the continent vulnerable to similar future failures.

Google Alert: North Korean Hackers Use a New Technique to Infect All Your Devices

Google warns that North Korean hackers are using a new technique to infect multiple devices, achieving significant cryptocurrency thefts.

Why Your Alexa Isn't Working: An AWS Outage Takes Amazon's Assistant Offline

Thousands of users are experiencing Alexa failures, with the assistant not responding or executing routines, due to a global outage in Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud services.

How to Be Sustainable When You're the Largest Brick Manufacturer: This Is How LEGO Wants to Change Its 'Bricks'

LEGO aims to reduce its emissions by 37% and manufacture all its bricks with renewable materials before 2032, committing to sustainability from its headquarters in Billund, Denmark.

Google Maps launches 'return home' button: calculates in real time how long it takes to get to your home

Google Maps has launched a 'return home' button that shows in real time the estimated time to reach your home, making it easier to plan your return quickly and accurately.

The 3 Colors Most Worn by Intelligent Women That Convey the Most According to Psychology

Psychological colorimetry analyzes how colors relate to emotions and personality. According to this science, certain colors worn by intelligent women convey confidence, security, and power, influencing how others perceive them.

Aitana Sánchez Gijón opts for the haircut that women over 55 will want because it is elegant and original

Aitana Sánchez Gijón highlights an elegant and original haircut that will be trending this autumn, especially appreciated by women over 55 who seek style and sophistication.

Mercadona launches a new makeup collection that will be a hit this autumn: "Natural"

Mercadona has launched its new makeup collection "Natural," inspired by the essence of the earth, available for this autumn season.

From Green in All Its Shades to Loafers: These Are the Seven Trends in the Wardrobe for Autumn

The key trends for Autumn-Winter 2025/2026 include green tones in various shades and the return of loafers. These seven styles will dominate street style, marking a season of versatile and elegant looks.

The Effect of Breastfeeding on the Baby Discovered by a Study

A study by the CSIC shows that exclusive breastfeeding during the first month protects the baby against antibiotic resistance, promoting their health from early stages.

Georgina Rodríguez appears at Riyadh Fashion Week with a completely unexpected look

Georgina Rodríguez surprises at Saudi Arabia Fashion Week with a sophisticated and daring outfit during the photocall of one of the fashion shows, highlighting her commitment to originality and elegance.

From Pink's to Ardemos: three gluten-free burger joints you have to try

Enjoying a delicious gluten-free burger is possible. These three burger joints offer safe and tasty options for those following gluten-free diets, combining flavor and quality in every bite.

Neither Pancakes nor Cake: The "Healthy Sweet Idea" You Need to Try, According to a Nutritionist

According to a nutritionist, this healthy dessert alternative not only provides flavor but also helps satisfy hunger and eliminate sweet cravings, offering a nutritious and satisfying option.

Spain shifts its culinary dilemma: from 'with or without onion' to 'set' omelette

After settling the debate over the omelette with or without onion, Spain is now divided over the preference between the traditional omelette and the runny version, which is winning contests.

Granada Hosts the National Gastronomy Awards for the First Time Outside Madrid

On Monday, October 20th, the Royal Academy of Gastronomy will hold the presentation of its National Awards in Granada for the first time outside Madrid, highlighting the culinary importance of the city.

Mercadona reveals the origin of the pumpkins sold in its supermarkets

Mercadona reports that its pumpkins come from farmers in different regions of Spain, who supply them with various varieties of the product.

The Reason Why the Old Taverns of Madrid Have Red Facades

The century-old taverns of Madrid display red facades as a traditional sign of identity linked to their history and culture, distinguishing them and preserving their unique character in the city.

The town near San Sebastián where Leire Martínez, former singer of La Oreja de Van Gogh, grew up

Leire Martínez, known for the song 'Mi nombre' and former lead vocalist of La Oreja de Van Gogh for 17 years, was born in one of the most beautiful towns in the Basque Country, near San Sebastián.

The Hotel in Ávila in the Middle of the Mountain that Offers Beautiful Views of Gredos

This rural hotel in a picturesque village in Ávila stands out for its unique mountain location, offering stunning views of the Gredos mountain range.

The beautiful town near the French border where part of the series 'La caza. Irati' was filmed

The fourth season of 'La caza. Irati', starring Megan Montaner, is now available on Movistar Plus+ and was filmed in a picturesque town in northern Spain, near the border with France.

The perfect place for a Halloween getaway: what Spain’s only excommunicated town is like

This town in Aragón, unique in Spain for having been excommunicated and cursed, attracts visitors because of its history and mystery, making it an ideal destination for a Halloween getaway.

The hiking route to discover the source of this well-known Galician river

The hiking route in Lugo allows you to discover the source of one of the most important rivers in Galicia, passing through beautiful natural areas and offering a unique experience in the heart of the region.

Three Unique Spots to Discover the Rural Essence of Castilla-La Mancha

Discover three charming and distinctive villages in Castilla-La Mancha, ideal for an authentic and peaceful rural getaway, where you can enjoy nature and local culture.

The Abandoned Spa in Alicante That Hides All Kinds of Legends

The spa, with two centuries of history, was an important thermal center in the Valencian Community. However, after the Spanish Civil War, it was abandoned and has since accumulated various legends and mysteries surrounding its decline and disuse.

Doctor Maurizio de Rocco: "Men also have a biological clock and late fatherhood carries risks"

Dr. Maurizio de Rocco emphasizes that, in addition to women, men also face a biological clock that affects their reproductive health. Late fatherhood carries health risks for both the man and his offspring, so it is important to consider these aspects when planning for parenthood.

Ramón Grimalt, dermatologist, on baldness: "In four years, not a single one of the hairs you have now will remain"

Ramón Grimalt, dermatologist, debunks myths about hair loss and points out that the real warning sign of baldness is progressive hair loss, which can lead to the total disappearance of hair in about four years if left untreated.

This is the diet that reduces the risk of breast cancer, according to an expert: "There are no miracle foods"

Breast cancer is the most common and deadliest tumor among Spanish women. An expert emphasizes that there are no miracle foods, but a balanced and healthy diet can help reduce the risk of developing it.

Víctor Küppers, expert in positive psychology: "We should not admire intelligence, we should know if someone is a good person"

Víctor Küppers emphasizes that we should value true merits, focus on human values, and not admire only qualities such as intelligence, which depend on genetic luck.

The Truth About Ketosis, According to an Expert: It Reduces Inflammation and Balances

Ketosis, often misunderstood, is a natural and beneficial state. According to a nutritionist, it helps reduce inflammation and balance the body, debunking the belief that it is harmful.

Concepción, five years without breast cancer relapse thanks to an innovative drug: "I had extreme confidence"

Concepción, diagnosed with a tumor at high risk of recurrence, managed to overcome breast cancer thanks to an innovative treatment that allowed her to remain relapse-free for five years, highlighting the importance of trust in the therapeutic process.

“Patrolling the City”: The Three Best Electric Cars for Under 15,000 Euros

These three electric cars stand out for their compact size, affordable price below 15,000 euros, low consumption, and the advantage of the DGT’s ZERO emissions sticker, making them ideal for comfortable and efficient city travel.

The End of Warning Triangles is Near: This is the Prevention and Sustainability Initiative That Will Give Them a Second Life

Starting January 1, 2026, it will be mandatory to use V16 luminous beacons instead of warning triangles. This measure aims to improve road safety and promote sustainability by offering a more efficient and modern alternative to signal vehicles in case of emergency.

"One Million for the Best": Cupra Sets a New Record

Cupra, the youngest brand of the Volkswagen group, reached a new record by producing its first one million vehicles, establishing itself as a successful and growing brand within the automotive market.

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

The new trailer radars from the Directorate General of Traffic, already installed on Spanish roads, especially in Catalonia, are surprising drivers by being able to issue up to 20 fines per minute, generating concern and more effectively monitoring speeding.

Opel brings the best of its history to Zaragoza

Mobility City presents an exhibition in Zaragoza featuring around twenty original Opel models, showcasing the historical evolution of the German brand, which has been connected to the city since 1982.

The case of a town in Lleida with 1,000 inhabitants that foreigners come to for truck driving

The shortage of truck drivers in Spain has led companies to recruit abroad, attracting many to a small Catalan town of 1,000 inhabitants that has become a key hub for the training and employment of drivers.

Collboni and ERC agree to reduce 500,000 visitors to Park Güell in two years to minimize tourist impact

The Barcelona City Council, with the agreement of Collboni and ERC, will reduce tourism at Park Güell from 4.5 million to 4 million visitors annually by 2027, aiming to minimize the tourist impact. The measure will be presented this Wednesday at the municipal Economy Commission.

Arrested in Toledo for Creating and Distributing Sexual Images of 26 Women Using AI

A man was arrested in Toledo for generating and distributing sexual images of 26 women using AI, including minors, facing charges of child pornography and breach of privacy.

On trial this Tuesday, a father accused of raping his 10-year-old daughter under the pretext of explaining reproduction

The victim, now of legal age, testified that her father "took advantage of any opportunity to grope her." He is accused of sexually abusing her when she was 10 years old under the pretext of explaining reproduction.

Six earthquakes detected in the north of Gran Canaria, one with a magnitude of 2.2

Six earthquakes have been detected in the north of Gran Canaria, with depths between four and nine kilometers below the surface. The strongest reached a magnitude of 2.2.

A Cultural Center in Ciudad Lineal Completes the 96 Facilities Planned by the Madrid City Council

The Mayor of Madrid announces that the Madrid Capital Equipment Plan 21, which includes a new cultural center in Ciudad Lineal, is being expanded to reach 100 new facilities by 2027, surpassing the 96 initially planned.

'Elevator Attacker' Who Robbed Elderly Women Arrested in Málaga

A 45-year-old man nicknamed 'the elevator attacker' was arrested in Málaga and sent to pretrial detention. The National Police accuse him of robbing elderly women inside elevators, acting with violence and taking advantage of his victims' vulnerability. Authorities continue investigating to clarify all related crimes.

A 75-year-old woman seriously injured after being hit by a bus in Ciudad Lineal

A 75-year-old woman was seriously injured after being hit by a bus on Ricardo Ortiz street, Ciudad Lineal, at around 1:30 p.m.

Euskadi’s Cercanías Already Has a New Name: This Is the Meaning of the Most Voted Option by the Basques

The winning option for the new name of Euskadi’s Cercanías received 55% of the votes, surpassing the other two proposals which received 30% and 14%, respectively.

One of the busiest metro lines in Barcelona will be closed

Part of metro line 4 in Barcelona will be temporarily closed to carry out a modernization plan for its infrastructure, aiming to improve service and safety.

The Mar Menor suffers a new episode of oxygen loss after the DANA

The Mar Menor experiences a drop in oxygen to levels below 2 mg/L at the bottom, representing a lethal risk for the fauna and vegetation after the DANA.

The Virgen del Rocío Hospital in Seville will complete all pending mammograms before November 15

The Health Minister, Antonio Sanz, announced that the Virgen del Rocío Hospital will remodel the care pathway in the breast unit to attend to all pending mammograms for women in the screening program before November 15.

The complaint of a young Scot looking for an apartment in Madrid: "The worst thing isn’t the price..."

A young Scot reports that, when looking for an apartment in Madrid, the biggest problem is not the price, but the requirement to provide extensive personal and financial information to rent, which he considers an invasive practice.

A Theatrical Love: A Young Woman Explains How a Class on Lorca Changed Her Life

A young woman discovered her passion for Federico García Lorca’s writing during secondary school, which led her to delve deeper into his work and ultimately complete a doctoral thesis on the author.

Wins $50,000 in the Lottery Thanks to His Grandchildren: Used Their Ages as His Bet

A man won $50,000 in the lottery by using his grandchildren's ages as his bet. He admitted that he updates his number every time they have a birthday, which ultimately brought him good fortune.

Everything You Wanted to Know but Didn’t Dare to Ask About the Cat Litter Box

A dirty litter box can cause anxiety and stress in cats, leading to inappropriate behaviors such as urinating outside the box. Keeping it clean is essential for their well-being and good behavior.

How Much Does Your Cat Understand of What You Tell It?

Some studies suggest that cats can learn between 20 and 50 words, although some with exceptional abilities might understand more.

The Challenge of Keeping a Clean Home While Living with Pets

A study reveals that half of pet owners face issues with dirt in the home, despite cleaning frequently. This reflects the difficulties of maintaining cleanliness when living with animals.

Check Your Daily Horoscope for Tuesday, October 21, 2025

Check your daily horoscope for Tuesday, October 21, 2025 on 20minutos.es, where you can also review yesterday's and tomorrow's predictions.

First images of the theft at the Louvre: a thief accesses a display case with visitors inside the same room

The theft occurred shortly after the Louvre opened. Images show the thief accessing a display case while the first visitors were already entering the room, without them noticing what was happening.

Is it legal to record phone conversations for personal use without notifying? This is what the law says

Recording phone conversations for personal use can be legal in certain situations, even without informing the other participants, as long as current regulations are respected and privacy or confidentiality rights are not violated.

The 'Perfect Boyfriend' Effect of Taylor Swift and Selena Gomez

The great admiration for the partners of Taylor Swift and Selena Gomez reflects that heterosexual relationships still set a standard of idealization in love, highlighting that equality in this area remains a journey yet to be completed.

He Pretends to Be Dead to See Who Attends His Funeral: "I Wanted to Feel People's Affection"

A man faked his own death to find out who would attend his funeral, as he wanted to experience people's affection. His neighbors were surprised to see the funeral procession, as most were unaware of his supposed passing.

The Paleolithic Weapon Used by the Killer in the Thriller ‘The Silencing’

Robin Pront’s film highlights an ancient hunting technique with ranged weapons dating back over 20,000 years, showcasing the use of Paleolithic tools in a modern context.

Traffic rules that many people are unaware of and that can get you into trouble

Many people are unaware of certain rules in the General Traffic Regulations, which can cause confusion or problems while driving. It is essential to know and follow these rules to avoid fines and ensure road safety.

Tell me who your favorite Spanish celebrity is and I’ll tell you something you might not have known about your idol

Discover little-known facts about Spanish celebrities like Aitana and Lamine Yamal, and be surprised by unique details that make them special.

A Spanish city among the noisiest in the world

Altezza Travel analyzed noise in 30 global cities using factors such as population, tourism, noise pollution, traffic, and nightlife. According to this study, a Spanish city ranks among the noisiest in the world, highlighting the impact of urban noise on the experience of its residents and visitors.

These 'celebrities' follow fewer than 10 people on Instagram and you didn't know it

Some popular celebrities on Instagram have millions of followers, but surprisingly they only follow one or very few accounts, showing a very selective profile on the social platform.

The Garmin Solar that’s a Hit on Black Friday Arrives Early: Almost Infinite Battery and Cheaper

The Garmin Fenix 7 Pro Solar stands out for its photovoltaic charging, offering an almost infinite battery life. This feature is ideal for those looking for a smartwatch with great autonomy, avoiding frequent recharges. Its popularity is growing especially during promotions like Black Friday, where it can be purchased at a more affordable price.

This multifunction air pump is cheap, portable, and will get you out of tight spots

This wireless air pump is portable, affordable, and versatile, ideal for inflating everything from car and bicycle tires to balls, offering a practical solution for various situations.

These Skechers are discounted: ideal for wide feet and can be slipped on without bending over

Skechers sneakers, known for their comfort, feature models specially designed for wide feet that can be easily put on and taken off without the need to bend over. Currently, these models are discounted, offering a practical and comfortable option at a good price.

Switch to Rechargeable Batteries to Save: These Amazon Basics Ones Have 300,000 Reviews

Running out of batteries is frustrating, but this pack of Amazon Basics rechargeable batteries, with 300,000 reviews, offers a durable and economical solution for extended use.

Florida Investigates the Video Game 'Roblox' for the Possible Presence of Sexual Predators with Access to Minors

Authorities in Florida are investigating Roblox following accusations that sexual predators use the game's virtual currency to bribe minors and obtain sexually explicit images.

Turn in the Case of Kada Scott, the Missing Miss USA: Human Remains Found After Receiving an Anonymous Tip

Kada Scott, Miss USA missing since October 4th after finishing her night shift at a senior care center, has a new development in her case. Following an anonymous tip, authorities found human remains related to her disappearance, marking a significant turn in the investigation.

The new Tussam shuttle between Sevilla Este and Hospital Macarena will have a total of 15 stops

The mayor announced the new Tussam shuttle with 15 stops between Sevilla Este and Hospital Macarena, coinciding with the presentation of 17 new buses that expand the fleet following an investment of over 7 million euros.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico Calls the European Socialists a "Party of Homosexuals"

Robert Fico, Slovak Prime Minister, reacted by insulting the European Socialists following the expulsion of his party, which had its membership suspended since 2023.

Spanish Agency of Medicines Exempted in Cases of Blindness Due to Ala Octa Eye Drops

The Spanish Agency of Medicines was exempted from responsibility in the cases of blindness linked to the Ala Octa eye drops, a defective product that affected 150 people.

This is the revolutionary 'Wenger Law,' the offside reform that could change football forever

The legendary Arsene Wenger proposes a radical offside reform that the football governing body is considering. This reform aims to change the current rules to transform the game, sparking debate in the sports world.

Homeless people from Barajas move from the emergency center to Madrid's shelters, and Almeida once again accuses Aena of "abandoning responsibility"

The City Council relocates homeless people housed in Pinar de San José, preparing the center for the cold weather campaign. Almeida criticizes Aena for not getting involved in managing the situation.

Four dead in fire in a residential building in Lyon

The mayor reported that the cause of the fire, which caused four deaths in a residential building in Lyon, is under investigation.

Spain ordered to pay 262 million euros for withdrawing subsidies for renewable energies

Spain was ordered to pay 262 million euros following a lawsuit filed in 2013 that accused the country of violating fair treatment and the legitimate expectations of investors by changing the subsidies for renewable energies between 2012 and 2014.

Sentenced to 22 Years in Prison for Murdering and Abandoning a Man

The Girona Court sentenced a man to 22 years in prison for murdering and abandoning the victim. The second accused was acquitted due to lack of evidence, while an investigation has been ordered to determine if two testimonies lied during the trial.

The Xunta of Galicia Announces an Increase in the Budget for the Region's Municipalities

Councillor Miguel Corgos reported that the Xunta's budgets for 2026 allocate nearly 670 million euros to fund Galician municipalities, increasing by almost 30 million compared to the previous year, thereby strengthening municipal financial support in the region.

A court is investigating Cerdán for lying in the Koldo case commission in the Senate

Santos Cerdán testified in the Koldo case commission in the Senate before being investigated by the Supreme Court, and now a court is examining whether he made false statements during his appearance.

Time Change in October 2025: This Is the Day Spain Will Return to Winter Time

Spain will switch to winter time in October 2025, which will cause the sunrise and sunset to occur earlier.

Concern About Housing 'Spreads' to Those Over 45, Although Young People Remain Affected

Concern about the housing crisis has increased significantly among people aged 45 to 74, rising from just over 20% to nearly 40% in one year, making them the most concerned group, although young people continue to be affected by the issue.

Ayuso agrees with Cloudera to launch a new data and AI lab to improve healthcare

On her fourth day in Austin, President Ayuso visited the main public university of Texas to explore possible collaborations with the Community, within the framework of the agreement with Cloudera to launch a data and artificial intelligence lab aimed at improving healthcare.

Badalona will confiscate electric scooters that are used without insurance and that have tampered motors

Badalona will confiscate electric scooters that are operated without insurance or have modified motors. However, the city will establish a grace period and start enforcing penalties from November 20.

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

20AM offers a daily summary with key news to start the day informed. It includes current events, politics, economy, and culture, providing quick and relevant information to stay updated on the most important matters from early on.

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

This article offers practical advice to improve personal financial management, including creating a detailed budget, prioritizing essential expenses, and saving regularly. It also recommends taking advantage of offers and discounts, avoiding unnecessary debt, and maintaining constant control of income and expenses to maximize the performance of available money.

Cinemanía: The Series and Movies You Can’t Miss

The article highlights the must-watch series and movies of the moment, recommending titles noted for their narrative quality and production. It focuses on recent releases and refreshed classics that capture the audience’s attention, covering various genres for all tastes. Additionally, it offers a guide to ensure you don’t miss the best entertainment options on streaming platforms and in cinemas.

The restaurant that has won over the player Fermín López in Barcelona

A fusion cuisine restaurant with three locations in Barcelona has won over the player Fermín López, standing out for its innovative gastronomic proposal.

Mercadona puts on sale a limited edition box with mini perfumes

Mercadona launches a limited edition box that includes mini fragrances for women and men, bringing back this special set for its customers.

The date on which the next major power outage in Spain will occur, according to AI

Red Eléctrica rules out an imminent blackout but urges the CNMC to take measures to control grid voltage. AI warns of a critical moment for the Spanish electrical system due to the high presence of renewables and demand peaks.

What It Means When You Help Waiters Clear the Table, According to Psychology

Helping to clear the table in restaurants indicates traits such as attentiveness to detail and consideration for others. This action reflects an attentive and collaborative personality, valued by psychology as a positive and empathetic behavior.

The second season of 'Daredevil: Born Again' confirms release date

Charlie Cox will return as Daredevil in the second season of 'Born Again,' a series with high expectations from Marvel Studios, solidifying his role as New York's vigilante.

Anne Hathaway after her role in this remake: "I apologize for the pain I caused"

Oscar-winning Anne Hathaway expressed her regret for the negative impact that a scene from 'The Witches' may have had on children with deforming illnesses, apologizing for the pain caused.

The Most Beautiful Village in France: Timber-Framed Houses and Charming Landscapes

This medieval gem of the Upper Rhine stands out for its rich history, charming timber-framed houses, and its picturesque setting of vineyards and hills that look like a postcard.

Two Spanish Cities Ranked Among the Best Cruise Stops in the World

Two Spanish cities have been recognized among the best cruise stops worldwide, standing out for their tourist appeal, infrastructure, and services for visitors. These recognitions reinforce Spain's position as a preferred destination in the cruise industry, attracting millions of tourists each year and significantly contributing to the local economy.

Tropical nights return: next week there will be cities in Spain exceeding 30 degrees

Next week, several cities in Spain will record maximum temperatures above the average values for October, exceeding 30 degrees and bringing back tropical nights.

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

Contributory pensions in 2026 are expected to increase by around 2.6%. This will affect the maximum, average, and minimum pensions, adjusting their amounts for the coming year.

Confirmed by the 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, a deduction of up to 95 euros will be applied to payrolls due to the Intergenerational Equity Mechanism, aimed at strengthening the pension fund.

The Trick of a Makeup Artist to Make You Look 10 Years Younger: Using Bronzer as Eyeliner

A makeup artist suggests using bronzer not only for contouring but also as eyeliner. This trick adds warmth and definition to the face, helping you look younger and fresher by softly highlighting the eyes.

Goldman Sachs flags risk of disruption in supply of rare earths, key minerals

Goldman Sachs warns of potential supply disruptions in rare earth elements and key minerals essential for technology and green energy sectors. The bank highlights geopolitical tensions, limited mining capacity, and environmental challenges as critical risks that could impact global supply chains, affecting industries reliant on these materials for manufacturing batteries, electronics, and renewable energy technologies.

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Oil prices hit 5-month low as oversupply fears build, Middle East tensions settle

Oil prices fell to a five-month low due to growing concerns over oversupply amid easing tensions in the Middle East. Increased production and weakening demand prospects contributed to the decline, offsetting recent geopolitical risks. Market participants remain cautious about supply glut risks impacting prices further.

Trump, Australia’s Albanese sign critical minerals agreement to counter China

Former President Trump and Australian Prime Minister Albanese agreed on a critical minerals partnership to reduce reliance on China. The deal aims to secure supply chains for essential minerals used in technology and defense, boosting both nations' economic and strategic interests amid growing geopolitical tensions.

Russian strike knocks out power to swathes of northern Ukraine, officials say

A Russian strike has caused widespread power outages across northern Ukraine, leaving many regions without electricity. Ukrainian officials reported significant damage to the power infrastructure, impacting residents and critical services. Efforts to restore power are underway, but challenges persist due to ongoing conflict and damaged facilities.

Trump plan to import Argentine beef angers US farmers

Former President Trump’s proposal to import Argentine beef has sparked outrage among US farmers, who fear it could harm the domestic cattle industry. They argue that increased imports may depress prices and threaten American jobs, urging policymakers to protect local producers from foreign competition.

Oil settles at 5-month low as supply glut fears mount

Oil prices fell to a five-month low due to growing concerns over an oversupplied market. Increased production from key exporters, combined with weakening demand forecasts amid economic uncertainties, has heightened fears of a supply glut. Traders remain cautious as inventory levels rise, putting downward pressure on prices and overshadowing any potential demand recovery signs.

Gold Reserve says fees totaling $170 million jeopardize Citgo auction

Gold Reserve claims that fees amounting to $170 million threaten the planned auction of Citgo. The company argues these charges complicate the sale process, potentially derailing the auction and affecting creditors involved. The dispute centers on fee allocations linked to efforts to recover assets and settle debts related to the Venezuela-linked asset Citgo.

Canada offers tariff relief to some steel, aluminum products from US, China

Canada has announced tariff relief on certain steel and aluminum products imported from the US and China. This move aims to ease trade tensions and support industries impacted by previous tariffs. The relief targets specific products to balance domestic industry protection with the benefits of reduced trade barriers.

Iraq to sign LNG supply agreement with Excelerate Energy

Iraq plans to finalize a liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply agreement with Excelerate Energy to enhance its energy infrastructure and meet growing domestic demand. The partnership aims to boost Iraq's LNG imports, supporting its energy needs and economic recovery efforts amid increasing regional energy challenges. Details on the contract terms and timelines are expected to be announced soon.

RBC lowers Volvo price target citing weaker truck demand

RBC has reduced its price target for Volvo due to weakening demand in the truck sector. Concerns over slower market conditions and potential declines in sales have led the bank to adopt a more cautious outlook on the company's near-term performance and stock valuation.

Exclusive - Japan Warns Vietnam of Job Losses as Hanoi Motorbike Ban Impacts Honda

Japan has cautioned Vietnam about potential job losses following Hanoi's plan to ban motorbikes, affecting major manufacturers such as Honda. The policy aims to reduce pollution but poses a threat to the livelihoods of workers connected to the motorbike industry. Japanese officials have urged Vietnam to consider the economic repercussions and seek balanced solutions that achieve environmental objectives while safeguarding employment.

Japan’s Nikkei extends record, bonds stable, on Takaichi PM election

Japan’s Nikkei index rose to a new record following the election of Sanae Takaichi as the next Prime Minister, signaling market optimism about her leadership. Bond markets remained stable amid investor confidence. Takaichi’s win is seen as a boost for business-friendly policies and continued economic support measures.

Australia stocks higher at close of trade; S&P/ASX 200 up 0.70%

Australian stocks rose by 0.70% at the close, driven by gains in the mining and financial sectors. Investor confidence improved amid positive economic data and a stable trade environment. Major companies saw increased trading volumes, contributing to the overall market uplift. The S&P/ASX 200 index reflected this upward momentum, signaling optimism in the local market.

OVHcloud founder Klaba returns as CEO amid 1 billion euros revenue milestone

OVHcloud founder Octave Klaba has returned as CEO as the cloud firm celebrates surpassing 1 billion euros in annual revenue. His comeback aims to steer the company through its next growth phase and intensified competition in the cloud market. Klaba’s leadership is expected to drive innovation and solidify OVHcloud’s position as a major European cloud provider.

Concerned carmakers race to beat China’s rare earths deadline

Carmakers are accelerating efforts to secure rare earth materials ahead of China’s new export deadlines, which threaten supply chains for electric vehicles. These materials are vital for EV batteries and motors. Manufacturers are diversifying sources and boosting recycling initiatives to reduce reliance on Chinese exports amid geopolitical tensions and rising demand.

Japan’s Takaichi to become prime minister after winning lower house vote

Japan’s Japan Innovation Party leader Takaichi has secured victory in the lower house vote, paving the way to become the country’s prime minister. This election win marks a significant shift in Japan’s political landscape, with Takaichi positioned to lead upcoming national policies and reforms.

Alibaba shares surge on report of AI project to rival ByteDance's Doubao

Alibaba's shares rose sharply after reports revealed the company is developing a new AI project aimed at competing with ByteDance's popular Doubao platform. This move highlights Alibaba's intensified focus on AI innovation to capture market share in the rapidly growing sector. Investors responded positively, driving up the stock price amid expectations of strong future growth.

Japan stocks hit record highs, yen falls as Takaichi wins key vote to become PM

Japan's stocks surged to record highs while the yen weakened following Takaichi's victory in a crucial vote to become Prime Minister. Investors responded positively, anticipating pro-growth policies and economic reforms under her leadership, boosting market confidence and driving gains in equities.

Apple Inc: Wedbush maintains Outperform, sees Q4 beat on strong iPhone 17 sales

Wedbush kept its Outperform rating on Apple, anticipating the company to exceed Q4 expectations driven by strong iPhone 17 sales. The firm highlights robust demand and positive market reception as key factors supporting Apple’s revenue growth in the quarter.

China's new home prices fall at fastest pace in 11 months

China's new home prices dropped at the fastest rate in 11 months, reflecting ongoing challenges in the real estate sector. Factors include weakened demand, tightening credit, and regulatory pressures. This decline raises concerns about economic growth and market stability as the government considers measures to support the housing market and boost buyer confidence.

Argentina's central bank says it signed $20 billion currency swap deal with US

Argentina's central bank announced a $20 billion currency swap agreement with the United States to stabilize its currency and support economic growth. The deal aims to bolster foreign reserves and strengthen financial cooperation between the two countries amid economic challenges.

Morocco targets 5.5% rise in 2026 budget, expects economic growth to slow modestly

Morocco plans a 5.5% increase in its 2026 budget, anticipating continued but slower economic growth. The government aims to balance fiscal expansion with sustainable development, preparing for global economic uncertainties while supporting key sectors and social programs.

Hong Kong's July-September unemployment rises to 3.9%

Hong Kong's unemployment rate increased to 3.9% in July-September, up from previous months, reflecting economic challenges. Job losses were noted in retail, hospitality, and related sectors due to weaker consumer demand and lingering COVID-19 impacts. The government continues efforts to support employment and stimulate economic recovery amid ongoing uncertainties.

German tax revenues up 2.6% in September, finance ministry says

Germany's finance ministry reported a 2.6% increase in tax revenues for September compared to the previous year, attributed to stronger economic activity and inflation. The rise reflects steady growth despite global uncertainties, supporting government spending plans.

After army coup, Madagascar's Gen Z demand a voice in shaping what comes next

Following an army coup in Madagascar, Gen Z activists are increasingly vocal, seeking a role in the country's political future. Frustrated by historical instability and limited youth representation, they push for democratic reforms and greater inclusion. This generation aims to influence the post-coup transition, advocating for transparency, accountability, and policies addressing their aspirations.

Analysis - German coalition unruliness threatens Merz's reform agenda

German Finance Minister Christian Lindner’s Free Democrats are causing tensions within the coalition, challenging CDU leader Friedrich Merz's push for economic reforms. Internal disagreements and factional disputes risk stalling key policy initiatives, undermining coalition stability and potentially jeopardizing Germany’s economic recovery efforts.

Hong Kong unemployment rate rises to 3.9% in July-September

Hong Kong's unemployment rate increased to 3.9% in the July-September period, up from previous months. The rise reflects challenges in sectors like retail and hospitality amid ongoing economic pressures and global uncertainties. Authorities continue monitoring the labor market while implementing measures to support job growth and economic recovery.

Slower U.K. services inflation may weigh on pound in coming weeks: ING

ING analysts suggest that a recent slowdown in U.K. services inflation could pressure the British pound in the near term. Since services account for a large portion of the economy, easing inflation may indicate weaker growth or lower interest rate expectations, which could influence currency markets and potentially dampen investor sentiment towards the pound.

UK consumer sentiment remains elevated despite spending pressure

UK consumer confidence stays relatively high despite ongoing financial strains from inflation and rising living costs. While spending shows signs of pressure, sentiment remains resilient, supported by wage growth and easing energy prices. Consumers remain cautious but optimistic about their personal finances and the broader economic outlook.

Analysis - China’s Consumer Subsidy Scheme Needs a Rethink

China’s consumer subsidy program aims to boost consumption but faces challenges such as limited impact and sustainability issues. The scheme requires adjustments to better address consumer confidence and income disparities, ensuring long-term economic growth rather than short-term boosts. More targeted policies could enhance effectiveness, supporting domestic demand and stabilizing the economy amid global uncertainties.

Hardliner Takaichi Elected as Japanese Premier, Shattering Glass Ceiling

Hardliner Takaichi has been elected as Japan’s premier, becoming the country’s first female prime minister. Her election marks a historic breakthrough in Japan's male-dominated political landscape. Takaichi is known for her conservative stance and strong leadership style, signaling potential shifts in Japan's domestic and foreign policies. This milestone shatters the glass ceiling, inspiring greater gender diversity in Japanese politics.

Yen weakens after Takaichi elected as Japan’s PM

Following Yoshiko Takaichi's election as Japan’s Prime Minister, the yen weakened against major currencies. Investors anticipate potential shifts in economic policies under her leadership, leading to decreased confidence in the yen's strength. Market reactions highlight concerns over future monetary and fiscal strategies impacting Japan's economy.

Thai cabinet approves measures to boost domestic tourism

The Thai cabinet has approved new measures to stimulate domestic tourism, aiming to support the economy and travel sector amid global uncertainties. Initiatives include financial incentives for travelers, promotional campaigns, and infrastructure improvements to enhance tourist experiences within the country. These steps are expected to revive local businesses and attract more domestic travelers.

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Trump downplays Taiwan risk in China talks, expects fair trade deal

Former President Trump minimized the risk of conflict over Taiwan during his discussions with China, expressing confidence in achieving a fair trade deal. He emphasized the importance of improved U.S.-China relations and dismissed concerns about tensions escalating due to Taiwan. Trump remains optimistic about reaching agreements beneficial to both nations, focusing on trade and economic cooperation.

Sanae Takaichi wins key vote to become Japan’s first female prime minister

Sanae Takaichi has secured a crucial vote, positioning her to become Japan’s first female prime minister. Her victory marks a significant milestone in Japanese politics, highlighting growing support for female leadership in the country. Takaichi’s win is expected to influence Japan’s future policy direction and inspire greater gender diversity in political roles.

BOJ’s Himino urges regulators to adapt to new financial realities

BOJ Executive Director Himino called on financial regulators to update policies in response to evolving market conditions and technological advancements. He emphasized enhancing oversight frameworks to ensure stability and resilience in the financial system amidst rapid innovation and changing risks. This approach aims to balance fostering growth while safeguarding against potential systemic threats.

Morning Bid: Markets brush off worries, risk rally rages on

Global markets continue their risk-on rally despite lingering concerns. Investors are shrugging off worries such as economic uncertainties and geopolitical tensions, focusing instead on positive earnings reports and supportive central bank signals. This optimism is driving key indices higher, with sectors like technology and consumer discretionary leading gains as investor confidence remains strong.

Japan's next finance minister could unsettle the yen bears

Japan's upcoming finance minister may disrupt expectations of a weaker yen. With potential shifts in monetary policy and interventions to stabilize the currency, the new leadership could challenge market assumptions, influencing forex traders and global economic dynamics. This move signals a possible shift away from prolonged yen depreciation trends, impacting investors betting against the Japanese currency.

21Shares files for Injective ETF, second such product in development

21Shares has filed for an ETF based on Injective, marking its second product linked to the cryptocurrency. This move reflects growing interest in DeFi assets and aims to provide investors exposure to Injective’s blockchain ecosystem through a regulated investment vehicle. The new ETF complements 21Shares’ existing crypto offerings, highlighting the firm's strategy to expand accessible crypto investment options.

Blockchain for Good Alliance and UNDP AltFinLab Launch Blockchain Impact Forum

The Blockchain for Good Alliance and UNDP AltFinLab have launched the Blockchain Impact Forum to promote blockchain technology for social and environmental causes. The forum aims to unite innovators, policymakers, and stakeholders to explore blockchain solutions that drive sustainable development and address global challenges. It seeks to foster collaboration, share best practices, and accelerate impactful projects worldwide.

Whale.io Introduces Crock Dentist Game and Exclusive RWA NFT Collection

Whale.io launched the Crock Dentist game alongside an exclusive Real-World Asset (RWA) NFT collection. This initiative aims to blend gaming with blockchain technology, offering players unique digital assets tied to real-world value, enhancing user engagement and expanding NFT utility.

Limitless Prediction Market Closes $10M Seed Round Ahead of LMTS Token Launch

Limitless Prediction Market secured $10 million in a seed funding round to advance its platform and upcoming LMTS token launch. The funds will support development, user growth, and ecosystem expansion, positioning Limitless as a key player in prediction markets by leveraging blockchain technology for enhanced transparency and decentralization.

Bybit Web3 Transforms into Bybit Alpha, A One-Click Smart Gateway to On-Chain Opportunities

Bybit Web3 has rebranded as Bybit Alpha, offering users a streamlined platform to access on-chain opportunities with a single click. The upgrade integrates advanced Web3 features, enhancing user experience and simplifying interactions with decentralized finance (DeFi) and blockchain ecosystems. This transformation aims to broaden user engagement and foster seamless entry into the growing Web3 space.

Bitcoin price today: rebounds to $110.9k amid easing US-China jitters

Bitcoin’s price surged to $110.9k, recovering as US-China tensions eased. Market optimism grew on prospects of improved trade relations and reduced geopolitical risks, boosting investor confidence. This rebound highlights Bitcoin’s sensitivity to global economic and political developments.

Greenlane Holdings raises $110 million for Berachain crypto strategy

Greenlane Holdings secured $110 million to advance its Berachain crypto initiatives. The funds aim to support development and expansion in blockchain technology, enhancing Greenlane’s position in the cryptocurrency sector. This capital raise underscores investor confidence in Berachain’s potential and Greenlane’s strategic crypto focus.

Jupiter Launches Ultra V3 – The Ultimate Trading Engine for Solana

Jupiter has launched Ultra V3, an advanced trading engine designed to optimize trading on the Solana blockchain. The upgrade promises faster transactions, improved liquidity routing, and enhanced user experience, solidifying Jupiter's position as a leading decentralized finance tool within the Solana ecosystem.

Rosenblatt says this is the best Bitcoin mining stock to own

Rosenblatt Research highlights a top Bitcoin mining stock as the best investment in the sector due to its strong operational efficiency, low costs, and robust growth potential. The firm emphasizes the company's leading technology and strategic positioning, making it a preferred choice for investors seeking exposure to the cryptocurrency mining industry.

EOS Falls 13% In Bearish Trade

EOS experienced a 13% decline amid bearish market conditions. The drop reflects broader negative sentiment in the cryptocurrency sector, impacting investor confidence and trading volumes. Market analysts suggest caution as EOS struggles to regain stability in a volatile environment.

Tebipenem HBr shows promise as first oral carbapenem for UTIs

Tebipenem HBr, an oral carbapenem antibiotic, has demonstrated effectiveness in treating complicated urinary tract infections (UTIs). This new medication could offer a convenient alternative to current intravenous carbapenem therapies, potentially improving patient compliance and outcomes. Clinical trials indicate tebipenem HBr is safe and effective, marking a significant advancement in oral antibiotic treatment options for UTIs.

SpringWorks reports long-term efficacy data for desmoid tumor drug

SpringWorks Therapeutics announced long-term efficacy results for nirogacestat, its drug for treating desmoid tumors. Data from the DeFi study show sustained tumor shrinkage and disease control, reinforcing nirogacestat’s potential as a new treatment option for patients with these rare, aggressive tumors. The findings support ongoing regulatory and clinical efforts to bring the drug to market.

Bluefield Solar announces fourth interim dividend of 2.30 pence

Bluefield Solar Income Fund declared its fourth interim dividend of 2.30 pence per share, payable on April 14, 2024, to shareholders on record as of March 29, 2024. This dividend reflects the company’s steady income from its solar assets and commitment to delivering shareholder returns.

Helios Underwriting appoints Louis Tucker as CEO in leadership reshuffle

Helios Underwriting has named Louis Tucker as its new CEO amid a leadership reshuffle. The change aims to strengthen the company’s strategic direction and capitalize on market opportunities. Tucker brings extensive industry experience to the role, signaling a new phase in Helios’ growth and operational focus.

Sampo continues share buyback program with €3.5 million purchase

Sampo has extended its ongoing share buyback program by purchasing shares worth €3.5 million. This move reflects the company’s confidence in its financial position and aims to enhance shareholder value. The buyback is part of a broader strategy to optimize capital structure amid favorable market conditions.

Disc Medicine prices $250 million upsized stock offering

Disc Medicine announced a $250 million upsized stock offering to strengthen its financial position. The move aims to support the development and commercialization of its pipeline programs, enhancing the company's ability to advance innovative therapies. The offering reflects strong investor interest and confidence in Disc Medicine's growth potential.

BGIN Blockchain prices IPO at $6 per share, set to begin trading

BGIN Blockchain has priced its initial public offering at $6 per share. The company plans to begin trading soon, marking its entry into the public markets. This move aims to raise capital for expansion and development in blockchain technology.

Qoria Q1 2026 slides: Record cash receipts drive revenue guidance upgrade

Qoria reported record cash receipts in Q1 2026, prompting an upward revision of its full-year revenue guidance. Strong customer demand and efficient collections contributed to the improved outlook, signaling solid business momentum and confidence in continued growth throughout the year.

BrightSpring stockholders price secondary offering of 15 million shares

BrightSpring Health Services announced the pricing of a secondary offering of 15 million shares by certain stockholders. The offering aims to provide liquidity for selling shareholders and enhance the company's market presence. BrightSpring will not receive any proceeds from the sale, and the shares are expected to be available for trading shortly.

SK Biopharmaceuticals forms joint venture for AI epilepsy platform

SK Biopharmaceuticals has established a joint venture to develop an AI-driven platform aimed at improving epilepsy treatment. The collaboration focuses on leveraging artificial intelligence to enhance diagnosis, patient monitoring, and personalized therapy options, aiming to advance care and outcomes for epilepsy patients worldwide.