News Summary - 10/22/2025

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Trump says he did not want ‘wasted meeting’ after plan for Putin talks shelved

President Trump stated he did not want a "wasted meeting" after plans for talks with Russian President Putin about the Ukraine war were postponed. The decision highlights caution amid ongoing tensions, with Trump emphasizing the importance of meaningful discussions.

Ukraine hits Russian chemical plant with UK-made Storm Shadow missiles

Ukraine struck the Bryansk chemical plant, which produces gunpowder, explosives, and rocket fuel components, using UK-supplied Storm Shadow missiles, according to Ukraine's military.

Gaza health crisis will last for 'generations', WHO chief warns

WHO chief Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus warned the BBC that Gaza's health crisis is severe and will persist for generations. He emphasized the urgent need for significantly more aid to address the escalating medical and humanitarian challenges faced by the population.

Israel identifies bodies of two hostages returned by Hamas

Israel has identified the bodies of two hostages, Aryeh Zalmanovich and Master Sergeant Tamir Adar, returned by Hamas. With their return, Hamas has handed back the remains of 15 out of 28 deceased Israeli hostages.

Stolen Louvre jewellery worth €88m, prosecutor says

Historic jewellery stolen from the Louvre in broad daylight is feared to have been dismantled for parts, complicating recovery efforts, according to a prosecutor.

Israel's 'yellow line' in Gaza gives Netanyahu room for manoeuvre

Israeli forces have withdrawn to a boundary that allows Israel to retain control over most of Gaza. This strategic pullback helps Prime Minister Netanyahu maintain support from far-right ministers at present.

Mosquitoes found in Iceland for first time after record heat

Iceland, previously one of the few mosquito-free countries, has recorded the presence of mosquitoes for the first time following unusually high temperatures. This change is attributed to record heat, which has altered conditions, allowing mosquitoes to survive in the region.

French ex-president Sarkozy begins jail sentence for campaign finance conspiracy

Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy, who served from 2007 to 2012, has started serving his jail sentence at La Santé prison. He has appealed the conviction related to a campaign finance conspiracy.

Europe's leaders back Trump call for frontline freeze but Russia says no

European leaders support former President Trump's proposal to freeze the conflict at the current frontline, aiming to halt hostilities. However, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has firmly rejected the idea, dismissing any talk of stopping the conflict at existing boundaries.

Woman charged after 1.5 million euros of gold stolen from Paris museum

A woman was arrested in Barcelona carrying about one kilogram of melted gold. She faces charges related to the theft of gold valued at 1.5 million euros from a Paris museum. Prosecutors are handling the case following her detainment.

Colombian court overturns former president's conviction

Alvaro Uribe, Colombia's first president to be criminally convicted and sentenced to 12 years of house arrest, has had his conviction overturned by the country's court.

Ukrainian city in total blackout after 'massive' Russian assault

A Ukrainian city experienced a total blackout following a "massive" Russian assault. The wider region reported four fatalities and 10 injuries as a result of the attacks.

Ecuador releases survivor of US strike on 'drug sub' in Caribbean

Ecuadorian authorities found no evidence that the survivor of the US strike on a 'drug sub' in the Caribbean had committed any crime, leading to his release.

Sean 'Diddy' Combs says he plans to appeal sentence and conviction

Sean 'Diddy' Combs' attorneys have filed a notice to the court indicating their intent to appeal his sentence and conviction. A full appeal is expected to be submitted soon.

Gaza ceasefire deal going better than expected, Vance says

The US vice-president visited amid renewed violence between Israel and Hamas that risked undermining the 12-day-old Gaza ceasefire. Despite tensions, the truce is holding up better than anticipated according to Vance.

Drone attack hits Sudan's capital ahead of planned airport reopening

A drone attack struck Sudan's capital just before the airport, closed for two years due to war, was set to reopen on Wednesday. The incident raises concerns about security amid ongoing tensions in the region.

Woman trying to kill cockroach sets South Korea apartment block ablaze

A woman’s attempt to kill a cockroach accidentally started a fire in a South Korean apartment block. In the chaos, a neighbor died after falling while trying to escape through a window.

Slovak PM Fico's attacker sentenced to 21 years in prison

Juraj Cintula was sentenced to 21 years in prison after being found guilty of terrorism for firing five shots at close range at Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico.

Almond-sized crab and tiny lantern shark discovered in Australia

Australia, a major biodiversity hotspot with over a million species, recently saw the discovery of an almond-sized crab and a tiny lantern shark, highlighting its rich and diverse marine life.

Belize agrees to host migrants seeking asylum in US

Belize's prime minister announced an agreement allowing migrants to apply for asylum in Belize instead of the United States, providing a new option for those seeking refuge.

White House begins demolishing part of East Wing for Trump ballroom

Crews have started demolishing a large covered entryway and windows in the White House's East Wing to create space for a new ballroom intended for Trump's events.

Lisbon funicular crash initial report reveals litany of failings

A preliminary report on last month's Glória funicular crash reveals the broken cable had never been certified, highlighting multiple safety and regulatory failures linked to the incident.

Toxic haze in Delhi despite 'green' Diwali

Despite a court order mandating only 'green' fireworks, people in Delhi continued bursting crackers late into Monday night, causing a toxic haze in the city.

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

An Amazon outage affected over 1,000 businesses, including Snapchat and banks, according to platform outage checker Downdetector. The issues have since been resolved.

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 dependency on China, aiming to strengthen supply chains and counter China's dominance in rare earth elements.

Why Trump made a breakthrough in Gaza but can't with Putin over Ukraine

Trump's canceled summit with Putin highlights ongoing challenges in ending the Ukraine war, contrasting with his earlier success brokering peace in Gaza. Despite efforts, complex geopolitical factors hinder progress with Russia, revealing the difficulty of diplomatic breakthroughs in the Ukraine conflict compared to Gaza.

Japan's first female leader: A historic moment with caveats

Sanae Takaichi has become Japan's first female prime minister, marking a historic breakthrough. However, she is not recognized for advocating progressive policies on women's equality, highlighting complexities in her leadership role.

Can France retrieve its priceless crown jewels - or is it too late?

Experts caution that although authorities might apprehend the thieves, the stolen French crown jewels' gemstones are unlikely to be recovered, raising concerns about the priceless treasures' fate.

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

Though Hamas has suffered setbacks, it remains a resilient force in Gaza. Israel's efforts have diminished its capacity but not eliminated it, indicating that Hamas will likely continue to wield influence and pose challenges in the region for the foreseeable future.

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

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

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

Kevin Federline, Britney Spears' ex-husband, has finally spoken out with several allegations against her. In response, Britney has accused him of launching an attack on her character.

What we learned from Virginia Giuffre's memoir

Virginia Giuffre's 367-page memoir provides detailed accounts of her experiences with Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, and Prince Andrew, shedding light on the abuse and exploitation she endured.

Watch: Dozens of giant pumpkins hit the water for rowing race

The 'squashbucklers' participated in a unique rowing race using hollowed-out giant pumpkins grown locally in Oregon, showcasing a fun and quirky water competition.

Watch: A 'big moment' for France as Sarkozy jailed

Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy has been jailed and will be held in a small cell, marking a significant moment in France's judicial history, according to BBC's Paris Correspondent Hugh Scofield.

Tornado hits Paris suburbs leaving one dead

A tornado struck Val-d'Oise, north of Paris, on Monday, causing three construction cranes to collapse. A 23-year-old construction worker died in the incident.

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

In 2020, Kevin Rudd publicly called Donald Trump the "most destructive" US president.

BBC at scene of 'brazen' Louvre jewel theft

BBC's Hugh Schofield reports live outside the Louvre in Paris, where an "extraordinary, daring and brazen" jewel theft recently occurred, highlighting the bold nature of the crime.

Saiz’s Plan for Self-Employed Workers to Pay Contributions Based on Their Actual Income Would Mean Increasing Their Fees by Up to 200% in Seven Years

The Government has reduced the planned increases in self-employed contributions for 2026 but maintains the goal of aligning contribution bases with actual income. If the 2026 increase is smaller, the effort in contributions from 2027 onward will be greater, potentially rising by up to 200% over seven years.

Summary Executions Spread Across Gaza: This Is 'Radea,' Hamas's Unit That Hunts Opponents and Collaborators of Israel

After declaring a ceasefire in Gaza, Hamas seeks to reaffirm its control through the 'Radea' unit, which is dedicated to pursuing and summarily executing opponents and alleged collaborators with Israel within the Strip.

Spain has four years to implement driving licenses at 17 years old: if the legislation is not adapted... there are precedents of sanctions

Spain has four years to adapt its legislation to allow driving at 17 years old, according to a European directive. Although it is not immediately binding, it must be incorporated into national regulations under the risk of sanctions for non-compliance.

Reactions to the Suspension of the 'Plan Miami': Celebration at the AFE, Disappointment from Barça, and Great Anger from Villarreal

LaLiga announced the suspension of the match in the USA by the promoting company. The AFE celebrates the decision, while Barça shows disappointment and Villarreal expresses great anger over the cancellation of the match in Miami.

These are all the EU changes for the driving license: will it be possible to obtain the permit at 17 years old? Are there new sanctions?

The European Parliament approved that it will be possible to obtain a driving license at 17 years old, as long as the driver is accompanied. This measure aims to facilitate early access to the license under supervision to improve road safety.

Half of Home Buyers Do Not Know the Condition of the Property: "We Know More About a Blender"

Technical architects and the Electrical Rehabilitation Observatory propose requiring a technical report for the purchase and sale of second-hand homes, as most buyers are unaware of the true condition of the property.

A body found next to the Turia River: it could be one of the three people still missing since the DANA of October 29

A body was found next to the Turia River and could belong to one of the three people missing since the DANA on October 29: José Javier Vicent Fas, Francisco Ruiz, and Elisabet Gil.

An Amnesty International report calls on the State, regional governments, and municipalities to end construction in flood-prone areas

Amnesty International warns that construction in flood-prone areas exposes tens of thousands of people to the risk of imminent flooding. The report urges state, regional, and local authorities to stop these practices to protect the population and prevent future disasters.

Sumar regrets requesting the dismissal of the Minister of Housing after only three hours but causes anger within the PSOE

Sumar, led by Yolanda Díaz, requested the dismissal of the Minister of Housing, Isabel Rodríguez, on Tuesday morning but withdrew the request by midday, causing unrest within the PSOE.

Arrested for stabbing to death a 21-year-old woman in Madrid

Neighbors in Villaverde did not hear any noises following the murder of a 21-year-old woman who had lived in the apartment for a short time. The victim was in the VioGen system with a low risk level and had a restraining order.

Nicolas Sarkozy, the last figurehead of traditional French right-wing politics, ends up in prison for as many years as he governed France

Nicolas Sarkozy, symbol of the traditional French right, was a controversial leader who ended up convicted of corruption. Now, he faces a prison sentence equivalent to the years he governed France.

Tension Between Antonio Banderas and Melanie Griffith Before Their Daughter Stella's Wedding: "Too Much!"

According to the 'National Enquirer,' Melanie Griffith's obsession with organizing her daughter Stella's wedding caused tensions with Antonio Banderas and their daughter, affecting the family relationship ahead of the event.

Melanie Griffith takes advantage of her daughter's wedding in Spain to appear at a promotional event

Melanie Griffith, the face of the brand organizing her daughter's wedding in Spain, took the opportunity to participate in a promotional event, displaying a very relaxed attitude during the evening.

Michelle Jenner refuses to answer the classic questions on 'La Revuelta': "I like to keep the mystery"

Michelle Jenner visited Broncano's show to promote her new series, 'Tell Me Your Name,' and declined to answer the usual questions, stating that she prefers to keep the mystery surrounding her personal life.

Willy Bárcenas tells on 'El Hormiguero' about the scolding from David Summers for being drunk at a concert

Willy Bárcenas visited 'El Hormiguero' to present 'El perro que fuma', the sixth album by Taburete, released after a year without musical activity. During the interview, he revealed an anecdote about a scolding he received from David Summers for being drunk at a concert.

Atlético de Madrid thrashed by Arsenal in a Champions League match to forget

Atlético de Madrid was seeking their first away win in the Champions League to consolidate their improvement in Europe, but they were decisively defeated by Premier League leaders Arsenal in a match to forget.

Trump cancels the meeting he had planned with Putin in Budapest: "I don't want to waste time"

The meeting between Trump and Putin in Budapest was canceled following statements from the Polish Foreign Minister, who warned that a court might order the detention of Putin's plane in Polish airspace to take him to The Hague. Trump stated that he did not want to waste time given this situation.

Pyongyang launches several short-range ballistic missiles ahead of Trump's visit to the South

North Korea launched several short-range ballistic missiles one week before President Trump's visit to South Korea, coinciding with the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum.

A 13-year-old boy kills his classmate, cuts him up with a saw, and eats part of his body

A 13-year-old boy murdered his classmate, dismembered the body with a saw, and scattered the remains in various public places, including near a shopping mall, under a bridge, near a swimming pool, and in an open field.

The Prosecutor's Office investigates the spread on social media of several images of minors identified as harassers of the young woman

The Prosecutor's Office is investigating the spread on social media of images of minors accused of harassing a young woman. The Public Prosecutor's Office has requested a platform to remove this content.

Police Make Progress in the Investigation of Sandra Peña's Suicide with Analysis of Her Mobile Phone and Social Networks

The police are investigating the suicide of Sandra Peña, analyzing her mobile phone and social networks to determine the possible level of involvement of three girls over 14 years old.

Amaia Romero's 'twin brother': a young man goes viral due to his great resemblance to the singer

A young man has gone viral on TikTok after being compared to Amaia Romero because of his striking resemblance. The video, posted by Álex Mancera, has surpassed one million views and has generated hundreds of comments about this surprising similarity.

Brussels warns that the situation in Gaza "is still catastrophic" and calls for "tangible progress" to achieve peace

The European Commission warns that the situation in Gaza remains catastrophic and emphasizes the need for concrete progress to achieve peace, proposing that the most complex phases of the process receive specialized technical support.

War in Gaza, Live | Vance Says Trump’s Plan Is Going "Better Than Expected": "It’s Difficult, There Are Two Enemies Who Have Fought a Very Bitter Conflict Between Each Other"

Latest reports on the ceasefire in Gaza between Israel and Hamas, including progress in the release of hostages. Vance states that Trump’s plan is advancing better than expected, despite the complexity due to the prolonged conflict between both sides.

Israel returns the bodies of 15 Palestinians to Gaza and Hamas hands over the bodies of two other hostages

As part of the ceasefire agreement, Israel returned the bodies of 15 Palestinians to Gaza, while Hamas handed over the bodies of two hostages, moving forward with the exchange process between both parties.

Doubts and Certainties About the Death of the Ex-Husband of the Mayor of Almassora, Found in a Dumpster: Was He Attacked? How Did He Die?

Vicente Domínguez, ex-husband of the mayor of Almassora, was found in a dumpster early Sunday morning. It is believed that he was still alive when he was thrown there, although details about his death and whether he was attacked remain unknown.

Spain’s Most Famous Robber Theorizes About the Louvre Heist: “That Sounds More Like It to Me...”

El Dioni, a renowned Spanish robber, stated on Código 10 that the speed and access to inside information were key factors in the Louvre heist, suggesting that the robbery was well planned and involved inside help.

Judicial experts believe an art kidnapping is behind the theft of jewels from the Louvre

The Paris Prosecutor's Office is investigating the theft of jewels at the Louvre and does not rule out any hypothesis. As a measure, France has ordered a security review in all its museums to prevent future incidents.

Enrique, Morata's Barber, Warned Them About Dilawar: "My Mother Always Said They Would End Up Dead"

The Provincial Court of Madrid begins trial this Tuesday of the confessed perpetrator of the 2023 triple homicide of Amelia, Pepe, and Ángeles.

The defense of the murderer of the Morata brothers requests to reduce the sentence to 7.5 years and succeeds in postponing his testimony to the end of the trial

The prosecution requests 36 years in prison for Dilawar Hussain for three homicides. The defense asks to reduce the sentence to 7.5 years, claiming that the accused suffered from a personality disorder and acted in an impulsive rage. His testimony has been postponed to the end of the trial.

Barça thrashes Olympiacos to win again in the Champions League and instills fear ahead of the Clásico

Barça convincingly defeated Olympiacos at Montjuic, earning three important points in the Champions League. The team is now focused on the upcoming Clásico against Real Madrid, displaying great performance that raises expectations.

Enjoy a Spooktacular Halloween Party at the Best Price with Amazon Haul

Amazon Haul arrives in Spain with thousands of Halloween products for under 20 euros, allowing you to organize a frightening and affordable celebration. Take advantage of the offers to make your party shine with a dark and spooky atmosphere.

WSBI Strengthens Its Social Commitments

WSBI members have increased their resources to 4 billion dollars, allocated to projects focused on poverty, youth, and sustainability, thereby reinforcing their social commitment.

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

Chris Martin joked about the 'kisscam' incident where Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot were caught cheating on their partners, suggesting to make the best of difficult situations with humor.

The Dauphin's Treasure, the Velázquez paintings from the Royal Palace, Ptolemy's Cosmography... the most notorious art thefts in Spain

In Spain, important works of art have been stolen from iconic locations such as the Prado Museum, the Royal Palace, the National Library, and the Cathedral of Santiago, highlighting cases like the Dauphin's Treasure and paintings by Velázquez.

Elderly will receive immediate aid in Madrid to go to private residences while waiting for a public spot

The Community of Madrid is preparing a decree to streamline procedures and grant immediate aid to elderly people waiting for a public spot, facilitating their access to private residences in the meantime.

Time change: what would happen if Spain stays permanently on one time zone

Pedro Sánchez proposed at the European Union Energy Council to permanently eliminate the time change, aiming for Spain to maintain a fixed time zone throughout the year.

Are you in favor of ending the time change?

Spain will propose to the European Union to adopt a single time zone throughout the year, eliminating the seasonal time change to improve quality of life and reduce confusion.

Andy would owe money to the Tax Agency and Lucas might be re-mortgaged: "Neither can say they are up to date with their payments"

Luis Pliego revealed on 'El tiempo justo' that Andy has debts with the Tax Agency and Lucas could be re-mortgaged, pointing out that neither is current with their payments.

"Corruption Government to Stay for a While": This Was the Slip of the Tongue by Yolanda Díaz in the Senate That Ended Up Being Applauded by the PP

Yolanda Díaz, minister, criticized the "shouting" and interruptions from the PP in the Senate. During her speech, she made a slip of the tongue by saying "Corruption Government to Stay for a While," a phrase that was ironically applauded by the PP bench.

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

The 2025 Peugeot 308 features a renewed design, a variety of engines, and advanced technology, standing out for its focus on sustainability and versatility, including up to 450 km of electric range.

The 'fever' for Labubu in America and Europe boosts Pop Mart's profits by 250%

Pop Mart recorded a net profit of 4.574 billion yuan (551 million euros) up to June, an increase of 396%, driven by the growing popularity of its Labubu figures in America and Europe.

These are the new adult cast members for the finale of 'Euphoria': we're no longer in high school

The third season of 'Euphoria' will show the main characters as adults, making a time jump that portrays their lives outside of high school, with new cast members to reflect this stage.

Leire Martínez dazzles on 'OT' with her definitive 'revenge look': black, groundbreaking, and with extreme cutouts

Leire Martínez opened this Monday's 'OT 2025' gala with a spectacular performance, wearing a striking black outfit, groundbreaking and with extreme cutouts that captivated the audience.

This is the Moment When Children Stop Growing: What Happens After This?

Growth begins at fertilization and ends when the bones mature and sexual development is complete, marking the end of the physical growth stage in children.

What Happens When AWS Goes Down: The World's Most Popular Cloud Is Behind More Companies Than You Think

The AWS outage highlights the fragility and unpredictability of the digital ecosystem, affecting numerous companies that rely on this world-leading cloud for their services and operations.

The town in Catalonia where Rosalía has family roots, a legacy of more than 150 historic factories

Rosalía was born in a Catalan municipality 40 minutes from Barcelona, recognized as an important industrial center in northern Spain with more than 150 historic factories that mark its legacy.

This is the restaurant with the oldest Michelin Star in Madrid: it has a 290 euro menu

The restaurant, led by the iconic chef Paco Roncero, holds the oldest Michelin Star in Madrid and offers an exclusive 290 euro menu.

This is the legendary vehicle with which Rosalía arrived in Callao to present her new album

Rosalía arrived in Callao to present her new album, surprising thousands of fans by doing so aboard an iconic Nissan Skyline GT-R R33.

The Lemmon Comet will be visible this Tuesday in Spain: the exclusive phenomenon that will not occur again for over a thousand years

The comet C/2025 A6 (Lemmon), discovered in 2025, will be visible this Tuesday in Spain, Mexico, and Central America. This rare astronomical phenomenon will not occur again for more than a thousand years.

An Atlantic storm will bring rain to almost all of Spain, but the cold will have to wait: "Temperatures will be between 5 and 10º above normal"

Aemet warns that from Thursday a cold front will bring rain to much of the Peninsula, with cloudy or overcast skies. However, temperatures will remain between 5 and 10º above normal, so the arrival of the cold drop is still not expected.

Eight out of ten home renovations prioritize aesthetic improvements, and one third do not meet the needs

60% of renovated homes require electrical updates, but only 33% of homeowners invest in them, mostly prioritizing aesthetic improvements that do not always meet real needs.

The CNMC opens a public consultation to identify obstacles that hinder the conversion of land into housing

The CNMC has launched a public consultation to identify barriers that delay the conversion of land into housing, with the aim of developing recommendations to expedite urban development projects, following an ongoing investigation since the beginning of the year.

'Occupied' homes for sale on Idealista exceed 23,000: they represent 3% of the total and 40% are in Catalonia

'Occupied' homes for sale on Idealista exceed 23,000, representing 3% of the total. 40% are in Catalonia, followed by Andalusia (22%), Valencian Community (11%), and Madrid (7%).

This device makes your radiator smart and helps you save on heating

This smart device is easily installed on radiators without the need for an internet connection or technical knowledge. It allows you to optimize the use of heating, helping you save energy and money in a simple and practical way.

Up to 70,000 euros salary and "zero unemployment," the career that goes unnoticed in Spain

This career, academically very demanding, offers salaries of up to 70,000 euros and practically "zero unemployment" in Spain. Despite its advantages, it remains little known, although its demand is increasing in the Spanish labor market.

The family business aiming to combat depopulation by making more sustainable jeans

Juan and his siblings have taken over 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 mitigate depopulation in their region.

Mario Casas recalls the most unusual moments with his fans: "From a bathroom to almost falling in an elevator"

Mario Casas shared anecdotes with his fans, describing everything from unexpected encounters in bathrooms to the avalanche he experienced inside an elevator in Chile, and how he handles requests for photos and his followers' nerves.

X-ray of the real estate crisis: experts predict whether there will be a drop in housing prices

Experts from the real estate sector analyze the causes of the growing tension in the market and share their perspectives on whether a decline in housing prices is expected.

The reason why gasoline and diesel could increase by up to 45 cents from this date

The possible increase of up to 45 cents in gasoline and diesel aims to reduce atmospheric emissions by 62% compared to 2005, as part of an environmental measure to combat climate change.

New electricity and gas price hikes arrive: here’s how you can reduce your home bill easily

This October 21st, World Energy Saving Day, highlights the importance of adopting small daily habits to consume energy more efficiently and thus reduce the impact of the recent increases in electricity and gas rates.

Changes in Bereavement Leave: How Many Days Are Added? Which Types of Relatives Will It Affect?

The Ministry of Labor has expanded bereavement leave and introduced two new types, increasing the number of available days and extending the benefit to more close family members.

One of those involved in the assassination of Colombian Senator Uribe Turbay sentenced to 21 years in prison

Carlos Eduardo Mora was sentenced to 21 years in prison for his involvement in the assassination of Senator Uribe Turbay. Mora admitted his guilt and agreed to cooperate as a witness against two other individuals involved in the crime.

The man who killed the sacristan of Algeciras requests his acquittal and to be institutionalized until he is "no longer a danger"

Yassine Kanjaa’s defense admits that he killed the priest’s assistant but argues that he acted without awareness due to his schizophrenia and denies that the crime had a jihadist motivation. They request his acquittal and that he be institutionalized until he ceases to be a danger.

The black box of the plane that crashed in Hong Kong and killed two airport workers has been found

The black box of the plane that crashed in Hong Kong, causing the death of two airport workers, has been found. The four crew members will be interrogated to clarify the causes of the accident.

Joint Work and Solidarity, Key to Ending Poverty

The ”la Caixa” Foundation funds more than 1,600 projects by non-profit organizations that support people at risk of social exclusion and those experiencing homelessness, promoting collaboration and solidarity to fight poverty.

When the landlord tries to make the tenant pay the garbage fee: "In the end, he had to cover it himself"

The new garbage fee in Spanish cities is causing conflicts between landlords and tenants, who often pay it without realizing that, by law, it is the owner's responsibility if it is not mentioned in the contract.

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

The president of Trencats, following the suicide of his daughter Kira in 2021, calls for protocols to be activated at the first instance of physical or verbal aggression. He is organizing a gathering on November 6 to demand a law against school bullying.

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," which explores the boundaries between life, consciousness, and matter, based on his near-death experience, in which he recounts having seen "three figures" waiting for him.

Gaza, Peace is Unstable

Netanyahu only yields under pressure from the US, but relies on the war to maintain his political position and address his judicial problems, putting peace in Gaza at risk.

The Decline of...

The theft from the Louvre symbolizes the rapid loss of values and principles in Europe, reflecting a cultural and moral decline that takes place within minutes, according to the article.

Japan Catches Up

Japan will have a woman as ruler for the first time, marking a historic milestone in its political leadership.

Heritage on the Run

Picasso and the empresses face a similar fate: their symbolic value has overshadowed the attention they actually receive, highlighting a disconnect between their cultural importance and the practical recognition they obtain.

Sánchez's partners accuse the PP of seeking "political gain" for requesting an audit after failures in the anti-abuse bracelets

PSOE, Sumar, and other allies of Sánchez criticize the PP for requesting an audit on the anti-abuse bracelets, alleging that they are seeking political benefit after failures were detected in the device. The Government partners defend the management and call for focusing on solutions without politicizing the issue.

A 6.1-magnitude earthquake shakes the border between Ecuador and Peru

A 6.1-magnitude earthquake was recorded 80 km southeast of Arenillas, in the province of El Oro, Ecuador, near the border with Peru.

A strong 5.1 magnitude earthquake hits eastern Afghanistan

A 5.1 magnitude earthquake affected several provinces in eastern Afghanistan, including Badakhshan, Nuristan, Kunar, Laghman, Nangarhar, and Kabul, impacting these regions.

Influencer Stacey Hatfield Dies at 30 After Suffering an "Extremely Rare" Complication

Stacey Hatfield, a 30-year-old Australian influencer, passed away in Melbourne due to an "extremely rare" medical complication. Her sudden death has shocked her followers and the online community, where she was very active and shared her daily life.

Five people aged between 16 and 20 arrested for the violent death of a minor in Barcelona

Five young people aged between 16 and 20 have been arrested for the violent death of a minor in Barcelona. The investigation rules out that the incident is related to conflicts between opposing violent youth groups.

An octogenarian dies after shooting himself as he was about to be evicted from his house in Torremolinos

An octogenarian man shot himself in his home during an eviction attempt in Torremolinos. The police found the man still showing vital signs and urgently took him to the hospital, where he later died.

Adara Molinero mocks Miri after Torres' nomination on 'Survivors': "I can't believe it"

Adara Molinero imitated a fellow contestant during the Fire Triangle challenge, which caused tension with Miri, who appeared hurt and surprised by the mockery following Torres' nomination on 'Survivors'.

Rosa and Manu on 'Pasapalabra': "Being part of this story is wonderful"

Rosa and Manu, contestants on 'Pasapalabra', reflect on the historic achievement they have reached on the show, highlighting how special it is for them to be part of this unique experience.

The Former Drug Trafficker Marcial Dorado, About the Mansion He Lives In: "This Is Not Mine, It Belongs to My Wife"

The mansion where Marcial Dorado lives is owned by his wife, not him. The property was confiscated by the State in 2019.

Gonzalo Pinillos premieres an epic music video for 'Érase una vez (Once upon a time)', Spain's song for Junior Eurovision

Gonzalo Pinillos presents the music video for "Érase una vez (Once upon a time)", the song that will represent Spain in Junior Eurovision. The video stands out for its epic and visually striking nature, reflecting the spirit and message of the song for the international contest.

The 'RescaOT of 20minutos': Gala 5, a night with a lot of ear but little listening

The Gala 5 of Operación Triunfo paid tribute to Leire Martínez, singer of La Oreja de Van Gogh, who was an indirect protagonist of the show.

Distribution of Songs for Gala 6 of 'OT 2025': Jarabe de Palo, Rihanna, Macklemore, La La Love You...

After Judit's departure, the contestants of 'OT 2025' have organized themselves into four solos and four duets for Gala 6, where they will perform songs by Jarabe de Palo, Rihanna, Macklemore, and La La Love You.

Javián, from 60 to 6,000 euros per night after participating in 'Operación Triunfo' to finding himself "without work"

Javián, a contestant from the first season of 'Operación Triunfo', visited 'La Revuelta' and talked about his jump from earning 60 euros to 6,000 euros per night after the show, as well as his current difficulties finding work.

Richard Pena, the voice-over of 'First Dates': "Scientific studies reveal that love improves memory"

Actor Richard Pena explained that being in love activates the brain and generates clearer memories, supporting this statement with scientific studies that show how love improves memory.

Susanna Griso, outraged by José Luis Ábalos's treatment of a reporter: "What a lack of respect!"

Former minister José Luis Ábalos called a reporter's work "pathetic," which provoked Susanna Griso's outrage, as she harshly criticized the lack of respect shown towards the journalist.

Carlos Alsina explains his problems with the time change: "Every year there is a mess with the audience"

Pedro Sánchez proposes to keep the winter time permanently, avoiding the annual time changes that cause confusion among the audience, as noted by Carlos Alsina.

The Most Controversial Planeta Prizes, from Camilo José Cela to Carmen Mola and Juan del Val

The recent winner and collaborator of 'El Hormiguero' has generated great controversy in the publishing world, despite the fact that his novel has not yet been published or read.

Jordi Évole's 'jab' at Juan del Val's Premio Planeta Award: "The world we dreamed of is already here"

Jordi Évole ironically criticized the controversial awarding of the Premio Planeta to Juan del Val, collaborator of 'El Hormiguero,' suggesting that the idealized world is already reflected in these events.

Virginia Giuffre recounts at least three sexual encounters with Prince Andrew in her book, which includes a photo with him

Virginia Giuffre’s memoirs, published today in Great Britain, detail at least three sexual encounters with Prince Andrew and include a photograph with him, causing great discomfort within the monarchy and among English citizens.

Prince Andrew, Into Exile?: "It's the Only Way for His Case to Disappear"

Experts on the British monarchy believe that Prince Andrew, brother of King Charles III, should leave Royal Lodge. They point out that exile would be the only way for his case to disappear, suggesting that his continued presence affects the image of the crown and the management of his legal situation.

El Rubius Announces the Release of His New Book, Much More "Serious" Than Previous Ones and Focused on One of His Trips to Japan

YouTuber El Rubius presents his new book 'Rubius Japón 2009', a more serious work than his previous publications, centered on one of his trips to Japan. With humor, he apologizes for his previous book, 'El libro troll'.

An Opening Act for Andy and Lucas: "I Lived the Tension Between Lucas and the Musicians. They Told Us They Didn't Speak to Each Other"

An opening act for Andy and Lucas revealed the tension between Lucas and the musicians, mentioning that they did not speak to each other. Andy has denied any aggression by Lucas to those around him, refuting rumors about physical conflicts.

Malú talks about Amaia Montero's return to La Oreja de Van Gogh: "Both she and Leire will be great"

Malú commented on Amaia Montero's return to La Oreja de Van Gogh, highlighting that both Amaia and Leire will be great. The singer also mentioned a previous controversy with the new soloist related to statements in which Malú felt she was being called "fat."

Marius Borg's lawyers confirm that he is undergoing treatment for addiction issues

Marius Borg, son of Mette-Marit, will face trial in early 2026 for 32 charges of sexual assault. His lawyers have confirmed that he is undergoing treatment for addiction problems.

Lola Lolita opens up about her intimate experiences with other women: "I don't rule out having a girlfriend one day"

Lola Lolita answers questions about her personal life, revealing intimate experiences with women and not ruling out the possibility of having a girlfriend in the future. She also clarifies the current status of her relationship with Alonso López during the Q&A session.

Sergio Peris-Mencheta misses the Cris Against Cancer awards due to an issue: "He must take care of himself"

Sergio Peris-Mencheta did not attend the Cris Against Cancer awards due to a cold, and his wife, Marta Solaz, accepted the award on his behalf.

Patón, the TikTok teacher, denies accusations following an alleged dismissal: "I reached an agreement with the school"

Patón, a well-known TikToker and teacher, clarifies that his departure from the school was a personal decision and denied that it was related to his activity on social media, stating that he reached an agreement with the institution.

Arrested for stabbing a 21-year-old woman to death in Madrid

Neighbors in Villaverde report that they did not hear any noises and that the 21-year-old victim had been living in the apartment for only a short time. The young woman was registered in the VioGen system with a low-risk level and had a prior restraining order.

TikTok cuts off Rosalía's live stream in which she was going to announce her album

TikTok interrupted Rosalía's live stream for violating its "community guidelines." Because of this, the singer continued her live broadcast on Instagram.

Rufián clarifies his viral encounter with Ester Expósito on 'La Revuelta'

Rufián explained on 'La Revuelta' that he does not like being recorded in public, although he accepts that it is something inevitable, thus clarifying the viral spread of his encounter with Ester Expósito.

Mourning in Chess: Daniel Naroditsky, Master of the Mind Sport, Dies Suddenly at 29

Daniel Naroditsky's chess club and FIDE have confirmed his unexpected passing at the age of 29, causing shock in the chess community.

Three Ultras Detained as Possible Suspects for Killing by Stoning the Bus Driver of Pistoia Basket 2000 Fans

Three ultras were detained and are in prison, accused of aggravated voluntary manslaughter for the death by stoning of the bus driver of the Pistoia Basket 2000 fans.

Ilia Topuria sends a message to Islam Makhachev: "If he loses, he should go back to his farm in Dagestan and take care of his sheep"

Ilia Topuria stated that he will fight Islam Makhachev only if he defeats Jack Della Maddalena at UFC 322, also launching a direct provocation towards Makhachev in case of defeat.

Psychological Warfare Returns to F1: Red Bull Fined Over 50,000 Euros for Trying to Annoy Norris During the Austin Start

Red Bull was fined over 50,000 euros for attempting to remove adhesive tape that McLaren had placed as a reference for Lando Norris at the start of the United States Grand Prix in F1, in a new episode of psychological warfare between teams.

Mumbrú glimpses the end after a month hospitalized: "I have lost a lot of weight... I need a few more weeks to recover"

Mumbrú, after a month in the hospital during the Eurobasket, acknowledges his weight loss and the need for several more weeks to fully recover after his difficult experience.

To what extent is transportation in Singapore accessible for people with disabilities?

The Paralympic Swimming World Championships in Singapore served to evaluate the accessibility of public transportation in the country, highlighting progress and identifying areas where improvement is needed to facilitate the mobility of people with disabilities.

They demand that 4% of protected housing be reserved for people with disabilities in the State Housing Plan

Cocemfe requests that 4% of protected housing be reserved for people with disabilities in the State Housing Plan. It also calls for a State Fund for Universal Accessibility, evaluation mechanisms, accessible rental housing, and the legal obligation to carry out accessibility works in communities.

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

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

Sonia Jaro, the Galician teacher who decided to "reinvent catechesis" to reach children with autism

Sonia Jaro adapts catechesis for children with autism using the TEACCH methodology, common in this field, and draws inspiration from the story "The Color Monster" to facilitate the children's understanding and participation.

'The Picassos', artists with intellectual disabilities working collectively across different disciplines

'The Picassos' are artists with intellectual disabilities who collaborate in various artistic disciplines. They are currently preparing a documentary that will portray their work and collective creative process.

The family business demands big agreements and less political noise: "We are concerned about the 'electoral mode'"

Ignacio Rivera, president of the family business association, highlights that absenteeism and a lack of talent are the main challenges affecting the sector. He calls for major agreements and less political confrontation, especially in an environment marked by the "electoral mode."

Pozuelo de Alarcón repeats as the municipality with the highest average income, and twelve of the fifteen with the lowest are in Andalusia

Pozuelo de Alarcón (Madrid) leads with an average income of 30,524 euros per inhabitant, more than triple that of Iznalloz (Granada), which has the lowest income at 8,399 euros. Additionally, twelve of the fifteen municipalities with the lowest average income are located in Andalusia.

Map of household income: check street by street how much your neighbors earn

Although household income increased in most of the country in 2023, this did not always mean a real improvement in the purchasing power of families.

The Council of Ministers Approves 27 Million Euro Aid for Farmers Affected by Summer Fires

The Council of Ministers has approved aid of 27 million euros for farmers affected by fires. The subsidy will be 20% of declared income, with a minimum of 1,500 euros and a maximum of 10,000 euros. It is estimated that around 4,000 farmers will benefit from this measure.

The Two Sides of Public Debt in August: Its Ratio Falls but Volume Hits a New Historical High

The economy has driven the reduction of the public debt-to-GDP ratio to 103%, but the total volume of debt outstanding reaches a historic record of nearly 1.7 trillion euros.

Escribano expects to close the merger of EM&E and Indra this year and rejects a sale if the deal does not go through

The president of EM&E is confident about closing the merger with Indra this year, ruling out an alternative plan. He assures that Indra's interest existed before his brother joined EM&E and improves the business forecasts, rejecting a sale if the deal does not progress.

Eight out of ten companies are pessimistic about 2026 due to the political situation and feel "overwhelmed" by taxes in Spain

More than 80% of companies in Spain are pessimistic about 2026, citing the sociopolitical situation as the main risk (40%) and high taxes as a burden. Price developments are the second biggest risk identified (27.7%), according to a study by the Spanish Chamber of Commerce.

It's Official: This 'Stranger Things' Star Doesn't Appear Even a Single Minute in Season 5

The creators of 'Stranger Things' confirmed that Joseph Quinn, who plays a popular character, will not appear at all in season 5, putting an end to rumors about his return.

Pérez-Reverte weighs in on Imanol Arias's performance in this ambitious adaptation of his work 30 years later

Pérez-Reverte shared his opinion on Imanol Arias's acting in one of the first film adaptations of his works after 30 years, responding to a follower who asked him about it.

Where to Watch 'No matarás' for Free, the Intense 90-Minute Thriller with which Mario Casas Won the Goya

David Victori's feature film debut, 'No matarás', is a gripping 92-minute thriller starring Mario Casas. This intense journey into madness is available to watch for free via streaming.

Netflix renews its hit Spanish series and its star announces a 'sheep casting call'

The new series from the creators of 'Entrevías' has become the most-watched in Spain, Argentina, and Uruguay. Netflix has decided to renew it, while its lead actor announces a peculiar 'sheep casting call' for the upcoming season.

Good news for 'Frozen' fans: the third installment will be underway soon

Disney continues to expand its successful animated franchise 'Frozen' with the production of a third film, following the success of the two previous sequels.

Annette Stube (LEGO Group): "Sometimes you fail and that is also the nature of innovation"

Annette Stube, Sustainability Director at LEGO Group, discusses from Billund the challenges of implementing sustainable materials and processes in the company, highlighting that failure is a natural and inevitable part of the innovation process.

Realme launches a powerful phone that allows changing the style of the camera module

The realme GT 8 Pro arrives in China with a 200 MP telephoto camera in collaboration with RICOH GR, Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor, and a 7,000 mAh battery, standing out for its innovation in the design of the camera module.

ClothOff, an app that uses AI to undress others, produces 200,000 images daily: it has just been sued

A young woman filed a lawsuit in a New Jersey court over the emotional impact caused by ClothOff, an app that uses AI to generate nude images of people without their consent. The app produces nearly 200,000 images daily, raising concerns about privacy violations and psychological harm.

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

LEGO Group plans to reduce its emissions by 37% and produce all its bricks from renewable materials by 2032, aiming for a more sustainable environmental impact from its headquarters in Billund, Denmark.

Elon Musk Strikes Again: You Will Be Able to Buy Names on X... But They Won't Be Yours Forever

Elon Musk plans to monetize usernames on his platform X, allowing users to purchase them, but without granting permanent ownership, meaning these names might not be permanent for those who acquire them.

Rosalía dares to try the 'halo hair', one of the most eccentric highlights, to announce her new album and cause a stir in Madrid

Rosalía revealed the cover and release date of her new album 'Lux', accompanying the announcement with a radical 'halo hair' change, one of the most eccentric highlights, which made a big impact in Madrid.

Aitana Sánchez Gijón Joins the Haircut Trend That Women Over 55 Will Want Because It Is Elegant and Original

Aitana Sánchez Gijón confirms that the haircut she is wearing will be the favorite among women over 55 this autumn because it is elegant and original.

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

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

Aina Salom, Pharmacist: "To Wash Your Face Properly, Just Using a Stream of Water Is Not Enough"

Aina Salom highlights common mistakes when washing the face, such as using only water, which can damage the skin. She recommends proper cleansing and offers tips to maintain healthy skin.

This is the Best Fragrance of 2025, According to the Academy of Perfume Awards

The Academy of Perfume Awards recognized the best fragrances of 2025 in various categories, being considered the 'Oscars' of the perfume world.

Jennifer Lawrence showcases a new fall combination: a classic sweater with the most sophisticated skirt

Jennifer Lawrence shone at the premiere of 'Die My Love' at the Rome Film Festival, wearing an original Dior look that combines a classic sweater with a sophisticated skirt, elegantly blending opposing styles.

How to Make Your Own Cottage Cheese at Home: A Healthy, Versatile, and High-Protein Option

With just two ingredients and in 30 minutes, you can prepare homemade cottage cheese, a healthy, versatile, and protein-rich option to include in your daily diet.

Why You Should Eat Papaya for Breakfast According to Experts and 3 Recipes to Start Your Day

Papaya is a tropical fruit rich in nutrients that improves digestion, strengthens the immune system, and provides antioxidants. Experts recommend incorporating it into breakfast to take advantage of its benefits. Additionally, three easy and healthy recipes are presented to include papaya in your mornings.

The delicious rigatoni with tomato recipe by Chef Jamie Oliver that hides an important final trick

Jamie Oliver's rigatoni with tomato recipe includes basil, thyme, and garlic, among other ingredients. Its important final trick enhances the flavor, making this dish simple and delicious.

This is How You Can Prepare Dutch-Style Cod That Will Make You Want to Lick Your Fingers: The Key Is in the Batter

This Dutch cod recipe stands out for its crispy batter, which gives it an irresistible flavor and texture. Ideal for cod lovers, it is a delicious and traditional way to enjoy this fish.

Mercadona reveals the origin of the pumpkins sold in its supermarkets

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

The Reason Why the Old Taverns of Madrid Have Red Facades

The centuries-old taverns of Madrid are recognized by their red facades, which serve as a traditional identifying feature in the city.

Zaragoza Beyond Pilares: A Leisurely Tour of the Aragonese Capital

Zaragoza, known as the maña city, aims to establish itself as a prominent tourist destination, offering numerous attractions that invite visitors to explore it at a relaxed pace and stop seeing it merely as a transient city.

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

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

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

The fourth season of the series starring Megan Montaner is available on Movistar Plus+ and was filmed in a beautiful setting in northern Spain, near the border with France.

The Imposing Castle of Castellón That Was Under Templar Rule and Offers Us Unique Views

The castle, located in the Sierra de Irta, has Muslim origins and dates back to the 11th-12th centuries. It was later under Templar control and offers unique views of Castellón and its surroundings.

The hiking trail less than an hour from Madrid through a canyon up to 40 meters high

This spectacular trail, located south of Segovia and less than an hour from Madrid, offers a unique route through a canyon up to 40 meters high, surprising and accessible for nature lovers and hikers.

The Abandoned Village Two Hours from Barcelona with an Incredible Church and Plenty of Paranormal Activity

Located in Tarragona, this abandoned village near Barcelona stands out for its impressive church and numerous legends of paranormal activity that attract the interest of visitors and mystery enthusiasts.

The Abandoned Spa in Alicante That Hides All Kinds of Legends

This spa in Alicante, with two centuries of history, was an important thermal center in the Valencian Community. However, it was abandoned and fell out of use after the Civil War, accumulating various legends over time.

Mediterranean diet linked to a new and surprising benefit for oral health

The Mediterranean diet, known for reducing inflammation, is now also associated with benefits for oral health, highlighting a new and surprising positive effect.

When Will the Male Pill Hit the Market? These Are Some Contraceptives Being Researched

Although the female pill has existed since the 1960s and is widely used, there is still no male contraceptive pill available, although various options are being researched to develop it.

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 deadly tumor among Spanish women. According to an expert, there are no miracle foods to prevent it, but a balanced and healthy diet can reduce its risk.

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

Víctor Küppers advises valuing people for their values and kindness, instead of admiring qualities like intelligence, which depend on genetic luck.

The Sign That Reveals You Have the New Covid Variant, According to a Doctor

The new Covid variants present specific symptoms that allow for a more precise identification of the infection, according to a doctor. These signs help differentiate the current variant from previous ones.

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

Concepción, diagnosed with a tumor with a high risk of recurrence, underwent an innovative treatment that has allowed her to go five years without breast cancer relapse, highlighting the confidence she had in the drug.

Does the new Tonale have what it takes to captivate Alfisti? We tested it in Italy

We tested the renewed 2025 Alfa Romeo Tonale in Pisa, which stands out for being more refined, attractive, and maintaining the authentic Alfa Romeo spirit, aiming to captivate its followers.

The cars that could lose their label if the new changes in the DGT regulations come into effect in 2026

Recent rumors indicate that the DGT could modify in 2026 the vehicle classification based on emissions established since 2016, which would imply that certain cars could lose their current environmental label.

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

Cupra, the youngest brand of the Volkswagen Group, reached a new milestone by surpassing one million vehicles produced, establishing itself as a successful and growing brand within the automotive sector.

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

The DGT has installed new trailer radars in Catalonia, capable of issuing up to 20 fines per minute. These speed cameras are already active on Spanish roads and are causing concern among drivers due to their high detection and sanctioning capacity.

Volvo Car Spain awarded in road safety education with the European Road Safety Award

Volvo Car Spain has been honored with the European Road Safety Award 2025 for its educational program 'Volvo Initiative,' which has trained thousands of people in road safety, promoting safer and more responsible driving.

The Case of a Town in Lleida with 1,000 Inhabitants Where Foreigners Come to Work as Truck Drivers

The shortage of truck drivers in Spain has led companies to recruit abroad, filling a small town in Lleida with new residents who arrive to work as truck drivers.

The Madrid City Council Investigates Whether the Presentation of Rosalía's Album in Callao Had Permission

Thousands of people gathered in Callao and Gran Vía for the presentation of Rosalía's new album, but the singer was unable to perform. The Madrid City Council is investigating whether the event had the necessary permits.

The former Moncloa adviser denies having received favorable treatment in his hiring at the Diputación of Badajoz

Luis María Carrero denies that his appointment at the Diputación of Badajoz was a case of favoritism, despite the accusation claiming that he used his friendship with Pedro Sánchez’s brother to obtain the position.

The PSOE asks to charge the garbage tax in Madrid according to the number of inhabitants in the household and for tourist apartments to pay as businesses

The Socialist Municipal Group proposes charging the garbage tax in Madrid based on the number of inhabitants, reducing it for those who recycle and single-parent families, and excluding tourist rental properties (VUT) from the residential category so that they pay as businesses.

Three Staff Members Attacked at Morón Prison After Searching an Inmate Allegedly Carrying Drugs

Three staff members at Morón prison were attacked after searching an inmate suspected of possessing drugs. One professional received an elbow to the cheek and another suffered a kick to the elbow during the incident.

An 11-year-old boy injured after falling from a first-floor window at the Marianistas school in Zaragoza

An 11-year-old boy fell from a first-floor window at the Marianistas school in Zaragoza, suffering multiple injuries to one leg and a tibia fracture. His life is not feared to be in danger.

Tibidabo Workers Call a Strike on October 25 and 26 and November 1 and 2 to Demand Wage Increases

Tibidabo employees have called a strike for late October and early November, denouncing that their salaries do not cover basic needs, while the executives receive very high wages. They are requesting wage increases to balance this situation.

Sineu Suitcase Crime: The Confessed Perpetrator Will Accept 17 Years in Prison After Reaching an Agreement with the Prosecutor's Office

The woman admitted to stabbing her 91-year-old aunt with a kitchen knife in April 2024 and hiding the body in a suitcase. She has reached an agreement with the Prosecutor's Office to accept 17 years in prison.

Ayuso tries to attract US investors to the new security and defense specialized hub that Madrid will host

President Ayuso seeks to attract American investors for a new security and defense hub in Madrid, with the ambition for the city to compete with Hamburg and Île-de-France, leaders in this sector, according to her statement at a business meeting in Austin.

Galicia promotes rural pharmacies: these are the 29 special areas that will receive assistance and have more flexible conditions

Galicia will support 29 rural areas with low population to ensure the continuity of pharmaceutical services, offering financial aid and more flexible conditions in pharmacies.

The Public Prosecutor Requests Three Years in Prison for a Man for Removing the Condom Without the Woman Knowing

The public prosecutor is requesting three years in prison for a man accused of removing the condom without consent, as well as a restraining order of one thousand meters and a prohibition on communicating with the victim.

The 'ghost' Correus station opens for the first time after half a century closed to celebrate the centenary of the Barcelona Metro

The abandoned Correus station in the Barcelona Metro reopens temporarily for the first time in 50 years to celebrate the metro's centenary. This special opening allows visitors to explore a historically inaccessible space, highlighting the evolution and heritage of Barcelona's transportation system.

A Uruguayan 'influencer' explains three things Spaniards do that make no sense to her

Emiliana Artagaveytia, a Uruguayan influencer with more than 170,000 followers on TikTok, humorously shares three peculiar aspects of Spanish culture that she finds inexplicable.

She lives in Valencia but works in Madrid: this is the life of Amanda Cheng, a young 'influencer'

Amanda Cheng lives in Valencia and works in Madrid. Although she teleworks most of the time, she also has to occasionally go to the office.

The Best Memes and Reactions to the Presentation of 'Lux,' Rosalía's Album

Rosalía surprised her fans by arriving by car to Gran Vía in Madrid to culminate the countdown at Callao Square, where she unveiled the cover of her new album 'Lux.'

A young woman quits her job as a lawyer to become a flight attendant in Dubai: "They pay pretty well and no rent"

A young woman shared her experience on TikTok about leaving her job as a lawyer to become a flight attendant in Dubai. She explained what her new life is like, highlighting that the salary is good and she doesn't have to pay rent, as well as detailing the steps to achieve this career change.

Are Our Dogs' and Cats' Foods Better If They Are Grain-Free?

ANFAAC points out that grain-free diets can be appropriate for dogs and cats as long as they ensure complete and balanced nutrition, according to a new study.

Feline Behavior: Why Some Adult Cats Suck on Clothes or Blankets

Offering adult cats a secure comfort object, such as an old t-shirt or a stuffed toy without loose fibers, helps channel their sucking impulse safely and without risk.

The 'rollkur', the hyperflexion of the neck that divides the equestrian world

The rollkur produces multiple physical effects, mainly due to the contraction of the brachiocephalic muscle, causing controversy in the equestrian field because of its possible negative impacts on the health and welfare of the horse.

Check Your Daily Horoscope for Wednesday, October 22, 2025

Check your daily horoscope for Wednesday, October 22, 2025, on 20minutos.es, where you can also see predictions for yesterday and tomorrow. Stay informed about what the stars have in store for you.

What the regulations say about the consumption or sale of alcohol during football matches

The Sports Law establishes alcohol level checks at stadium entrances and fines for clubs that sell alcohol during football matches, thereby regulating the consumption and sale of alcoholic beverages at these events.

Real Madrid - Barça Schedule, Where to Watch the LaLiga EA Sports Clásico Online and on TV

The last Clásico of the season will be played this Sunday at 16:15 (Peninsular time). Real Madrid seeks to stay in the title race, while Barcelona has the chance to clinch LaLiga in this decisive matchday.

What are the differences between 'correlation' and 'causation'?

Correlation indicates that two events occur together or have a relationship, but it does not imply that one causes the other. Causation implies that one event directly causes the other. It is important not to confuse the two in order to avoid erroneous conclusions.

An Otter Attacks a Surfer and Steals Her Board to Ride the Waves

A young surfer was attacked by an otter while paddling; the animal gave her a small nip on the foot and then climbed onto her board to ride the waves.

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

Robin Pront’s film highlights the use of a Paleolithic hunting weapon, employed over 20,000 years ago, and introduces us to the earliest forms of ranged weapons used in hunting.

Koke, Carvajal or Ter Stegen? LaLiga Players with the Most Years at Their Club

Some footballers stand out for spending most or all of their careers at the same club, becoming legends both for their team and LaLiga. This gallery showcases the players who have spent the most years defending their shirt, highlighting their loyalty and commitment to their clubs.

Tell me who your favorite famous person in Spain is, and I'll tell you something you might not have known about your idol

Discover little-known curiosities about Spanish celebrities like Aitana and Lamine Yamal, and be surprised by unpublished facts about your favorite idols.

Freelancer Juice: 100% Squeezed Out

All the cartoons published by Malagón in 20minutos that critically and satirically depict the situation of freelancers, highlighting the difficulties and challenges they face in their daily lives.

These Are the Most Famous Jasons in the World

Many famous people named Jason have achieved success in Hollywood, standing out in various areas of entertainment.

DAZN Cuts Football Price in Half: For 9.99 Euros a Month (Including the Clásico) in Subscription

DAZN has temporarily reduced its price by half, offering football for only 9.99 euros per month. This offer includes a subscription with access to the Clásico, representing a significant discount in the sports market.

Goodbye, Costume: Singularu Has the Most Elegant Jewelry for This Halloween

Singularu presents a jewelry collection with orange-themed motifs and colors inspired by Halloween, offering elegant and affordable accessories to celebrate this holiday without the need for a costume.

Crushes dirt... and the price! This cordless vacuum is discounted by more than €200

This cordless vacuum from Cecotec offers freedom and saves time by avoiding the inconvenience of cables. It is now discounted by more than €200, making it an effective and affordable option to keep your home clean effortlessly.

The Essential Activities to Celebrate the Day of the Dead in Mexico

The Day of the Dead is a popular festivity in Mexico that includes offerings, parades, and ceremonies to honor ancestors, celebrating the memory and cultural tradition of the country.

Ópera Metro Station Turns 100 Years Old: An 'Unexpected' Stop That Has Had Three Names

Ópera metro station opened 100 years ago, initially called 'Isabel II' following the extension of Line 2 between Sol and Quevedo in the 1920s. Throughout its history, it has changed its name three times, establishing itself as a key point in Madrid's transportation network.

This is the 'Malaga Towers', the luxury residential complex in the heart of the Costa del Sol

The 'Málaga Towers' is an exclusive residential complex valued at 80 million euros, located on the Costa del Sol. 93% of its luxury homes have already been sold, highlighting its high demand and appeal in the region.

The Government approves 500 million for patients with ALS and "extreme" dependents

The Government creates a Grade III+ of "extreme" dependency for patients with ALS and others who require 24-hour care, granting a monthly benefit of 9,960 euros, with a total investment of 500 million.

This is how long the Mayrit tunnel boring machine will take to excavate the new tunnel of Metro Madrid's Line 11

The Mayrit tunnel boring machine, equipped with 12 engines, can drill tunnels at a speed of six meters per hour for the expansion of Metro Madrid's Line 11.

Two men arrested accused of attempting to kidnap a girl

Two men were arrested after attempting to kidnap a girl in the South Sector, where neighbors managed to prevent the act and protect the minor.

Bad Gyal expands her tour dates with a third concert in Barcelona and Madrid and a second performance in Bilbao

Bad Gyal has added a third concert in Barcelona and Madrid, as well as a second performance in Bilbao, to her tour starting in March 2026, which also includes cities such as Valencia, Seville, and A Coruña.

Sanae Takaichi becomes the first woman to lead the Japanese government

Sanae Takaichi, a conservative from the Liberal Democratic Party, won the internal election with 237 out of 465 votes, surpassing the necessary threshold, and becomes the first woman to lead the Japanese government.

Japan's New Prime Minister Appoints a Cabinet with Only Two Women

Japan's new prime minister appointed a cabinet with only two women, matching that of the outgoing prime minister. Japan has recorded a maximum of five female ministers in cabinets of up to 20 members.

The Colombian justice system acquits former president Álvaro Uribe of the crime of bribery

Álvaro Uribe's defense appealed a 12-year sentence imposed in August, which included bribery and procedural fraud. The Colombian justice system has finally acquitted the former president of the crime of bribery in this legal case.

The Andalusian Government denies the deletion of diagnostic tests in ClicSalud and attributes it to a temporary computer error

The Andalusian Ministry of Health denies that diagnostic tests have been deleted in ClicSalud. It attributes the issue to an incident caused by a significant increase in user access to the platform, which caused a temporary computer failure.

A 20-year-old young man dies after being run over while riding an electric scooter in Huércal de Almería

A 20-year-old young man died after being run over while riding an electric scooter on the A-1000 road in Huércal de Almería during the early morning hours. Authorities are investigating the causes of the accident that occurred on this main road.

Kenny Loggins demands that Trump remove his song from the video he made with AI throwing excrement

Kenny Loggins asked Donald Trump to remove his song from an AI-generated video in which he appears throwing excrement at protesters, denouncing the misuse of his music.

Aldama claims he handed over 20,000 euros "in cash" to Ábalos for the purchase of a ground-floor apartment in Valencia

Aldama testified before the Supreme Court that he handed over 20,000 euros in cash to Ábalos for the purchase of an apartment in Valencia. He asserts that the purchase price was reduced to avoid leaving a record of a partial payment in 'B' (undeclared money).

The Government discredits Aldama's statements about the irregular financing of the PSOE: "At night, I don’t watch fiction"

The Government rejects the seriousness of Aldama's statements about the alleged irregular financing of the PSOE and denies being concerned about the Supreme Court summons of the former manager and a secretary to clarify cash payments to Ábalos and his assistant.

'Roblox' responds to the investigation into the presence of pedophiles: "We will continue cooperating with law enforcement"

Roblox stated that sharing photos, whether intimate or of any kind, is not allowed in its chats, and assured that it will continue collaborating with authorities to combat the presence of pedophiles on the platform.

Brussels launches its plan to double the presence of young farmers by 2040: from the current 12% to 24% of the total

The European Commission proposes that countries allocate 6% of agricultural spending to promote generational renewal in the sector, with the goal of increasing the proportion of young farmers from 12% to 24% by 2040.

Man Arrested in Algeciras While Trying to Enter Spain with a Minor Hidden in His Car

A man was arrested in Algeciras while attempting to enter Spain with a minor concealed in a homemade hidden compartment in the trunk of his car, a space without ventilation or oxygen supply.

The 15th Edition of the Motor Show Arrives at Fibes from October 29 to November 2 with Over 3,000 Vehicles

The 15th edition of the Motor Show at Fibes, from October 29 to November 2, will feature 50 exhibitors and over 3,000 vehicles. The event has attracted more than 650,000 visitors and facilitated the sale of nearly 29,000 vehicles in previous editions, also offering special discounts.

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

20AM offers a daily summary with the most important news to start the day informed. It covers topics of national and international current affairs, economy, politics, and culture, providing key information in a clear and concise format to facilitate quick understanding of relevant events.

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

This article offers practical advice for optimizing your personal budget. It suggests creating a financial plan, identifying unnecessary expenses, taking advantage of discounts, and using budgeting apps. It encourages discipline in saving and smart investing to improve financial health and effectively achieve economic goals.

Cinemanía: The Series and Movies You Can’t Miss

This article highlights the must-watch series and movies of the moment, recommending titles that combine narrative quality and production. It mentions a variety of genres to suit all tastes, from thrillers to comedies and dramas, and invites readers to catch up on these offerings to enjoy the best audiovisual entertainment.

The Restaurant That Has Won Over Player Fermín López in Barcelona

A fusion cuisine restaurant with three locations in Barcelona has gained the preference of player Fermín López.

Mercadona launches a limited edition set with perfumes in mini size

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

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

Red Eléctrica rules out an imminent blackout but asks the CNMC for measures to control voltage in the grid. AI warns that the Spanish electrical system is going through a critical moment due to the high presence of renewables and demand spikes.

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

Helping to clear the table in restaurants reveals personality traits such as being detail-oriented, empathetic, and collaborative. This gesture reflects consideration for others and a willingness to contribute, qualities valued in social psychology.

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

Charlie Cox will return as Daredevil in the highly anticipated second season of 'Daredevil: Born Again,' a series in which Marvel Studios has high expectations to continue the story of the New York vigilante.

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

Oscar-winning Anne Hathaway apologized for the pain that a scene from 'The Witches' may have caused children with deforming illnesses, showing sensitivity towards those affected.

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

This medieval gem of the Upper Rhine stands out for its rich history, charming half-timbered houses, and a picturesque setting of vineyards and hills that captivate visitors like a perfect painting.

Meryl Streep (76 years old): "It doesn't matter if they tell you no, keep saying yes to yourself"

Meryl Streep emphasizes the importance of trusting yourself, ignoring fear, and not letting yourself be influenced by others' negative opinions in order to keep moving forward and believe in yourself.

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

Next week, several cities in Spain will experience maximum temperatures higher than the average values for October, with tropical nights and peaks exceeding 30 degrees.

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

Projections indicate a 2.6% increase in contributory pensions for 2026, affecting maximum, average, and minimum pensions.

Confirmed by the BOE: the new payroll reduction of up to 95 euros that will come into effect on January 1

The BOE confirms that starting January 1, the discount from the Intergenerational Equity Mechanism will be applied to workers' payrolls, reducing their salaries by up to 95 euros to strengthen the pension fund.

A Makeup Artist’s Trick to Take 10 Years Off Your Face: Using Bronzer as Eyeliner

A makeup artist recommends using bronzer not only to contour the face but also as eyeliner, a technique that helps rejuvenate the eyes and creates an effect of looking up to 10 years younger.

Russian strikes kill two in Kyiv, Ukraine says, as Putin–Trump summit shelved

Russian air strikes killed two people in Kyiv amid escalating tensions. Ukraine's government confirmed the casualties as military clashes continued. Meanwhile, talks of a summit between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump have been postponed, reflecting deteriorating relations and ongoing conflict concerns.

Gold prices steady after plunging over 5% on easing trade tensions

Gold prices stabilized after dropping more than 5%, influenced by easing trade tensions between major economies. The initial plunge was driven by improved trade relations, reducing gold's appeal as a safe-haven asset. Investors are now cautiously monitoring ongoing geopolitical developments and economic data for further market direction.

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Oil prices rise as Trump-Putin summit plans fall through

Oil prices increased after plans for a summit between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin were canceled. The breakdown in talks heightened geopolitical tensions, contributing to market uncertainty and driving up crude prices amid concerns over potential supply disruptions.

Trump administration plans to distribute farmer aid amid shutdown

The Trump administration intends to distribute financial aid to farmers affected by the government shutdown. This assistance aims to support agricultural producers facing economic strain due to halted federal operations. The plan seeks to mitigate the impact on the farming sector until government functions resume fully.

US oil futures little changed after API reports draw in crude inventories

US oil futures remained mostly steady following an American Petroleum Institute (API) report showing a decline in crude oil inventories. The draw suggests tighter supply, balancing concerns over demand amid economic uncertainties. Market participants are awaiting official government data for further clarity on inventory levels and oil market direction.

US seeks 1 million barrels of oil for Strategic Petroleum Reserve

The US government has announced plans to purchase 1 million barrels of crude oil to replenish the Strategic Petroleum Reserve. This move aims to enhance national energy security amid fluctuating global oil markets and supply uncertainties. The purchase is part of a broader strategy to maintain adequate emergency fuel reserves for potential future disruptions.

Oil settles higher as investors focus on supply signals

Oil prices closed higher as investors reacted to supply indications from major producers. Market participants are closely monitoring production decisions and geopolitical factors influencing crude availability, which are expected to impact future price trends. The cautious optimism reflects concerns about tight supply alongside demand outlooks.

Analysis – Bolivia's new president rekindles cautious hope for long-stalled lithium dreams

Bolivia's newly elected president aims to revive the country's lithium industry, long hindered by political and economic challenges. With vast lithium reserves, Bolivia seeks to attract investment and develop extraction and processing capabilities. While optimism grows, experts remain cautious due to past delays and governance issues, emphasizing that progress depends on sustained political will and effective management.

Trump administration to buy 1 million barrels for US Strategic Petroleum Reserve - Bloomberg

The Trump administration plans to purchase 1 million barrels of oil to replenish the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve. This move aims to bolster the nation’s emergency stockpile amid fluctuating global oil markets and ensure energy security. The acquisition reflects ongoing efforts to strengthen reserves and stabilize supply amidst geopolitical and economic uncertainties.

Heineken to sell less beer in 2025 as global volatility rises

Heineken announced plans to reduce global beer sales in 2025 due to increasing economic and geopolitical uncertainties. The move reflects a strategic shift to focus on profitability and sustainability amid growing market volatility and changing consumer preferences worldwide.

Australian stocks lower at close of trade; S&P/ASX 200 down 0.71%

Australian shares fell at the close, with the S&P/ASX 200 index dropping 0.71%. Market sentiment was dampened by global economic concerns and weaker commodity prices, impacting key sectors. Investors remained cautious amid mixed earnings reports and external market pressures, leading to the overall decline in stock values.

Labubu Maker Pop Mart Jumps as Q3 Revenue Soars 250%

Pop Mart, known for its Labubu collectibles, reported a 250% surge in Q3 revenue, driven by strong demand both domestically and internationally. The company’s expansion in product lines and effective marketing strategies contributed to significant sales growth, boosting investor confidence and stock performance.

Exclusive - Rio Tinto considers asset-for-equity swap with Chinalco to end governance gridlock, sources say

Rio Tinto is contemplating an asset-for-equity swap with China's Chinalco to settle ongoing governance disputes. The deal would see Rio Tinto exchanging mining assets for an increased equity stake held by Chinalco. This move aims to streamline decision-making and end the prolonged deadlock between the companies, potentially reshaping their partnership and operations.

DBS expects Singapore GDP to double by 2040, Singapore dollar parity with greenback

DBS projects Singapore’s GDP will double by 2040, driven by innovation and sustainability efforts. The bank also forecasts the Singapore dollar to reach parity with the US dollar, supported by strong economic fundamentals and prudent fiscal policies. This outlook reflects confidence in Singapore’s growth trajectory amidst global economic challenges.

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UN cybercrime pact to be signed in Hanoi raises hopes, concerns

The UN is set to sign a new cybercrime treaty in Hanoi aimed at enhancing international cooperation against cyber threats. While the pact promises improved efforts to combat cybercrime globally, concerns arise over privacy, national sovereignty, and potential abuse of surveillance powers by some countries. Stakeholders emphasize the need for balanced measures to protect both security and individual rights.

Asia gold mining stocks slide as bullion tumbles from record highs

Asian gold mining stocks declined following a sharp fall in gold prices from recent record highs. The drop in bullion weighed on mining shares as investors reacted to profit-taking and shifting market sentiment amid fluctuating economic indicators and potential changes in monetary policy.

SoftBank seeks $2 billion offshore bond sale amid AI push - Bloomberg

SoftBank is planning to sell $2 billion in offshore bonds as it accelerates investments in artificial intelligence. The funds aim to support its AI-related initiatives and strengthen its financial position. This move aligns with SoftBank's broader strategy to capitalize on AI advancements and expand its technology portfolio.

Asia stocks retreat on tech losses; Japan trade data, PM Takaichi policy in focus

Asian stocks fell due to declines in technology shares. Investors are closely watching Japan’s upcoming trade data and new Prime Minister Takaichi’s policy directions for economic impact. Market sentiment remains cautious amid global economic uncertainties and tech sector volatility.

Japan logs unexpected trade deficit in September as exports disappoint, imports rise

Japan recorded an unexpected trade deficit in September as exports fell short of expectations while imports increased. The decline in exports was attributed to weak demand from key markets, and higher imports were driven by rising energy costs. This shift signals potential challenges for Japan's export-driven economy amid global economic uncertainties.

US crude oil inventories show unexpected drop, signaling stronger demand

US crude oil inventories fell unexpectedly last week, indicating robust demand amid ongoing economic recovery. The decline contrasts analysts’ forecasts of a build, suggesting tightening supply conditions. This shift may support higher oil prices as global markets respond to increased consumption and potential supply constraints.

Swiss exports to US surge in September as pharma shipments rise ahead of tariff threat

Swiss exports to the US climbed notably in September, driven by increased pharmaceutical shipments. This surge comes amid concerns over potential US tariffs, prompting Swiss companies to boost exports in anticipation and mitigate possible impacts on trade.

Analysis - Trump’s Colombia tariffs would flip US policy on drugs, trade

President Trump’s threat to impose tariffs on Colombian imports signals a major shift in US policy, prioritizing drug enforcement over traditional trade relations. This move could disrupt longstanding cooperation on both drug interdiction and commerce, risking economic and diplomatic tensions with Colombia, a key US ally in combating narcotics. The tariffs highlight Trump’s tough stance but may undermine broader strategic goals.

Sri Lanka's consumer prices rise 2.1% in September

Sri Lanka experienced a 2.1% increase in consumer prices in September, driven by rising food and fuel costs. This inflation adds pressure to the economy already facing challenges like currency depreciation and high debt. The central bank may consider policy adjustments to manage inflation and stabilize the market amid ongoing economic difficulties.

India's infrastructure output growth slows to three-month low in September

India's infrastructure output growth decelerated to a three-month low in September due to subdued performance in electricity, steel, and cement sectors. The slowdown reflects challenges in demand and supply chain disruptions, impacting the overall industrial production growth. Policymakers may need to address these issues to sustain economic momentum.

Finland's unemployment rate rises in August to highest level in at least 15 years

Finland's unemployment rate reached its highest level in over 15 years in August, reflecting economic challenges. The increase is linked to inflation pressures and global uncertainties affecting job markets. The government and experts are urging measures to stabilize employment and support affected sectors as the economy navigates these difficulties.

Swiss exports to U.S. surge ahead of tariff implementation

Swiss exports to the U.S. have significantly increased as businesses aim to avoid impending tariffs. Companies accelerated shipments to benefit from current trade terms before higher duties take effect, reflecting strategic adjustments amid changing trade policies. This surge highlights the impact of tariff announcements on international trade flows and exporter behavior.

UK public borrowing climbs to four-year high in September

UK public borrowing surged to its highest level in four years in September, driven by increased government spending and rising inflation. The deficit widened as revenues fell short of expectations, raising concerns about fiscal sustainability amid economic uncertainties and ongoing pressures on public finances.

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

China's new home prices declined at their fastest rate in 11 months, reflecting ongoing challenges in the real estate sector. Falling prices highlight persistent demand weakness and economic pressures, despite government efforts to stabilize the market. The trend underscores risks for developers and investors amid slowing growth in the housing market.

Yen climbs as gold dip triggers market volatility

The yen strengthened amid increased market volatility sparked by a decline in gold prices. Investors reacted to the dip in gold, traditionally a safe-haven asset, causing fluctuations in currency markets. The yen's rise reflects a cautious outlook as traders reassess risk positions amid shifting economic indicators and asset performances.

Japan’s new PM Takaichi plans large stimulus to tackle inflation - Reuters

Japan’s new Prime Minister Takaichi aims to implement a large stimulus package to combat rising inflation. Her plan focuses on boosting economic growth, enhancing supply chain resilience, and supporting households facing higher living costs. The stimulus is intended to stabilize prices and strengthen Japan’s economy amid global uncertainties.

Shares mixed, gold retreats as investors take profits

Global shares showed mixed performance as investors booked profits amid uncertainty. Major stock indices varied, with some gains offset by losses elsewhere. Meanwhile, gold prices declined as traders sold off the safe-haven asset, reflecting a shift toward riskier investments amidst easing market fears.

Exclusive – Japan’s new PM is preparing large economic stimulus to tackle inflation, sources say

Japan’s incoming Prime Minister plans a significant economic stimulus package aimed at curbing rising inflation and boosting growth. The measures will focus on easing financial burdens for households and businesses while supporting overall economic recovery. Details remain under review, but the stimulus is expected to be one of the largest in recent years to counter inflationary pressures.

Morning Bid: Inflation will wipe away UK’s rate-cut bets

Rising inflation in the UK has diminished expectations for interest rate cuts by the Bank of England. Persistent price pressures are likely to keep rates elevated to curb inflation, undermining earlier market bets on imminent rate reductions. This shift impacts investor sentiment and economic forecasts, suggesting a tighter monetary stance for the foreseeable future.

BOJ poised to hike interest rates in Q4, majority of economists say: Reuters poll

A Reuters poll shows most economists expect the Bank of Japan to raise interest rates in the fourth quarter. This marks a potential shift from its longstanding ultra-loose policy as inflation pressures persist. The BOJ aims to balance supporting growth while controlling rising prices amid global economic uncertainties.

India nears deal to slash US tariffs on Indian imports to 15%-16%, Mint reports

India is close to finalizing an agreement to reduce US tariffs on Indian imports to 15%-16%, according to Mint. This move aims to boost bilateral trade and ease ongoing trade tensions between the two nations. The deal is expected to enhance market access for Indian goods in the US, benefiting various sectors and strengthening economic ties.

Thailand monetary policy should remain accommodative, central bank minutes show

Minutes from Thailand's central bank indicate that monetary policy should stay accommodative to support economic growth amid ongoing global uncertainties. Policymakers emphasized maintaining low interest rates and flexible measures to bolster domestic demand and inflation targets. The bank aims to balance growth stimulation with financial stability as the economy recovers steadily.

Putin-Trump summit on hold after Russia rejects ceasefire

The planned summit between Putin and Trump has been postponed after Russia declined to agree to a proposed ceasefire. Rising tensions and unresolved conflicts contributed to the delay, with both sides reassessing conditions before rescheduling discussions.

Japan’s exports snap four-month slump as weak yen offsets US tariff hit

Japan’s exports rose in May, ending a four-month decline, supported by a weaker yen that helped offset the impact of US tariffs. The currency depreciation made Japanese goods cheaper abroad, boosting overseas sales despite ongoing trade tensions. This shift signals improved export momentum, aiding Japan’s economic recovery amid global uncertainties.

Bitcoin price today: steadies near $108k as crypto recovery loses momentum

Bitcoin's price steadied near $108,000 after recent gains, signaling a pause in the broader crypto market recovery. Investors remain cautious amid mixed signals on regulation and market sentiment, leading to slowed momentum in digital asset rebounds.

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Bombastic Casino Unveils New Design and Enhanced Features

Bombastic Casino has launched a redesigned platform featuring an improved user interface, faster loading times, and an enhanced game selection. The update aims to provide a seamless and engaging experience for players, incorporating advanced security measures and new promotional offers to attract and retain customers.

Nika Finance Launches a Unified App to Simplify Crypto Investing

Nika Finance introduced a unified app designed to streamline crypto investing by consolidating portfolio tracking, real-time market data, and trading features into one platform. The app aims to enhance user experience, making crypto management easier and more efficient for both beginners and experienced investors.

Moca Network launches AIR Shop to reward SK Planet users verified with AIR Identity

Moca Network has launched AIR Shop, a new platform rewarding SK Planet users verified with AIR Identity. The initiative aims to enhance user engagement by offering exclusive benefits and incentives to verified users, strengthening the ecosystem and promoting wider adoption of AIR Identity technology.

QANplatform Joins Blockchain for Europe to Boost EU’s Quantum Security

QANplatform has joined the Blockchain for Europe alliance to enhance the European Union's quantum security efforts. By collaborating within this network, QANplatform aims to strengthen blockchain technology's resilience against quantum attacks, supporting the EU's strategy to safeguard digital infrastructures and promote secure quantum-resistant solutions.

Neon Labs Appoints Ivan Bjelajac as CEO to Lead Next Phase of Ethereum-Solana Scaling

Neon Labs has appointed Ivan Bjelajac as its new CEO to spearhead the company’s growth and innovation in Ethereum-Solana scaling solutions. Bjelajac brings extensive experience in blockchain development and leadership, aiming to advance Neon Labs’ mission to enhance cross-chain interoperability and performance on these major platforms.

Bitcoin price today: dips below $109k as recovery stalls, "Uptober" cheer fizzles

Bitcoin's price fell below $109,000 after a brief recovery, dampening optimism during the usually bullish "Uptober" period. Market gains stalled amid profit-taking and cautious investor sentiment, signaling potential volatility ahead despite earlier hopes for a sustained rally.

BitMEX Reduces Spot Fees by 50% and Introduces Maker Rebates, Paying Traders to Provide Liquidity

BitMEX has cut spot trading fees by 50% and launched maker rebates to incentivize liquidity provision. This move aims to boost trading volume and enhance market competitiveness by rewarding traders who add liquidity, effectively paying them for their participation in the platform.

SharpLink Gaming raises ETH holdings to 859,853 tokens worth $3.5 billion

SharpLink Gaming has increased its Ethereum (ETH) holdings to 859,853 tokens, valued at approximately $3.5 billion. This significant accumulation highlights the company's strong confidence in ETH's growth potential and marks a notable expansion in its cryptocurrency portfolio amid a bullish market outlook.

Ringkjøbing Landbobank reports 21% return on equity in Q3 2025

Ringkjøbing Landbobank achieved a 21% return on equity in Q3 2025, reflecting strong financial performance. The bank reported robust growth in profits and maintained solid capital ratios, driven by increased lending and efficient cost management. This performance underscores the bank’s effective strategic execution and resilience amid a challenging economic environment.

Owlet prices public offering of 4.2 million shares at $7.15 each

Owlet has priced its public offering of 4.2 million shares at $7.15 per share. The move aims to raise capital to support the company’s growth initiatives and operations. The offering reflects investor interest and is expected to enhance Owlet’s financial position, enabling further development of its products and market expansion.

Viridian Therapeutics prices public offering of common stock at $22 per share

Viridian Therapeutics announced the pricing of its public offering of common stock at $22 per share. The offering aims to raise capital to support the company's growth and development initiatives. Details about the total shares offered and the expected gross proceeds were not disclosed.

AST SpaceMobile to repurchase $50 million in convertible notes

AST SpaceMobile plans to repurchase up to $50 million of its convertible notes, aiming to reduce outstanding debt and improve its financial position. The company intends to fund the repurchase through available cash and borrowings, signaling confidence in its growth prospects and strategy.

RAPT Therapeutics prices public offering at $30 per share

RAPT Therapeutics has priced its public offering at $30 per share. The offering aims to raise capital to fund the advancement of its pipeline and general corporate purposes. This move reflects the company's strategy to strengthen its financial position while progressing its oncology-focused drug development programs.

AST SpaceMobile prices $1 billion convertible notes offering

AST SpaceMobile announced a $1 billion offering of convertible notes due in 2029. The proceeds will support the development and deployment of its space-based cellular broadband network. The company aims to enhance global mobile connectivity by enabling direct satellite-to-phone communication without ground-based cell towers.

Aeris Resources Q1 FY26 presentation: solid copper production amid strategic growth

Aeris Resources reported strong copper production in Q1 FY26, reflecting operational efficiency and robust output. The company highlighted ongoing strategic growth initiatives, including expansion projects and exploration activities, aimed at sustaining long-term value. Financial performance remained solid, supporting Aeris's commitment to delivering consistent returns and advancing its position in the copper market.

Aveanna Healthcare Selling Stockholders Price Secondary Offering at $9

Aveanna Healthcare has priced a secondary stock offering at $9 per share. Existing stockholders are selling shares in this offering, allowing them to liquidate part of their holdings. The move aims to provide liquidity for current shareholders while expanding the company's shareholder base. Details on the total number of shares offered were not disclosed.

Cathie Wood's ARK continues BYD stock accumulation, sheds others

Cathie Wood's ARK Invest has increased its holdings in BYD, a leading Chinese electric vehicle maker, while reducing stakes in other stocks. The move reflects ARK's confidence in BYD's growth potential amid evolving EV market dynamics. This strategic reallocation highlights ARK's focus on key innovators within the sector.

PennyMac Mortgage Q3 2025 slides: strong earnings beat with diversified strategy

PennyMac Mortgage reported strong Q3 2025 earnings, surpassing analyst expectations. The company’s diversified strategy across mortgage banking, servicing, and investing drove solid revenue growth. Despite market volatility, PennyMac’s balanced approach helped sustain robust financial performance, highlighting resilience in a shifting mortgage landscape.