News Summary - 10/30/2025

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Dutch centrist liberals neck and neck with populist Wilders in tight election

Rob Jetten's D66 party is celebrating as the vote count reaches 90%, but the election remains too close to call, with the centrist liberals nearly tied with populist Wilders.

Who is Rob Jetten, tipped to become youngest Dutch prime minister?

Rob Jetten's rise to potential Dutch prime minister was unexpected by many, yet politically, the circumstances perfectly aligned to support his success, making him the youngest candidate for the role.

Dozens dead in 'total devastation' left behind by Hurricane Melissa

Hurricane Melissa, Jamaica's worst on record, caused total devastation and left dozens dead. The storm was downgraded from a category five on Wednesday.

Handshakes and whispers: Trump and Xi's meeting…in 73 seconds

Trump described his first face-to-face meeting with President Xi since 2019 as a "great success," highlighting the brief but significant interaction between the two leaders.

K-pop group NewJeans loses legal battle against agency

A South Korean court upheld the validity of NewJeans' contract with their label, confirming that the agreement, which extends until 2029, remains legally binding.

Cruise operator 'failed' woman who was left on island and died, family says

Katherine Rees claims her 80-year-old mother fell ill during a hike on a remote Australian island. Despite her condition, the woman was instructed to return to the cruise ship alone, leading to her death. The family accuses the cruise operator of failing to provide proper care and support.

Two suspects partially admit involvement in Louvre heist, prosecutor says

The Paris prosecutor revealed that the stolen jewels from the Louvre have not been recovered. Authorities suspect a larger criminal gang may be involved in the heist, beyond the two suspects who have partially admitted their roles. Investigations are ongoing to uncover the full extent of the theft.

Teenage cricketer dies in Melbourne after being hit by ball

A 17-year-old cricketer in Melbourne was hospitalized on Tuesday after being struck by a ball. Despite being placed on life support, the teenager passed away on Thursday.

New videos show executions after RSF militia takes key Sudan city

Videos verified by BBC reveal that RSF militia executed several unarmed individuals following their capture of el-Fasher in Sudan.

France enshrines need for consent into rape law in wake of Gisèle Pelicot case

Following the shocking mass rape trial that gripped France last year, the country has amended its rape laws to explicitly require clear consent, reinforcing protections for victims and addressing long-standing legal gaps exposed by the Gisèle Pelicot case.

Trump directs nuclear weapons testing to resume for first time in over 30 years

Trump has ordered the resumption of nuclear weapons testing, a practice halted over 30 years ago. He stated this move is essential to keep pace with the nuclear weapons programs of China and Russia.

At least 132 killed in Rio police raid, officials say

A police operation against a criminal gang in a densely populated Rio neighborhood resulted in the deadliest raid in the city's history, with at least 132 people killed according to officials.

US will reduce its troops on NATO's eastern flank, Romania says

Romania announced that the US will reduce its troop presence from 1,700 to between 900 and 1,000 soldiers stationed in the country as part of its military adjustments on NATO's eastern flank.

Messages in a bottle from WWI soldiers found on Australian coast

Messages in bottles, thrown overboard by WWI soldiers early in their voyage to the battlefields of France over a century ago, have been discovered on the Australian coast.

Israeli strikes in Gaza kill 104, health ministry says, after Hamas accused of killing soldier

Despite recent violence, US President Trump affirms that the two-week-old ceasefire remains intact and will not be jeopardized. The ceasefire follows Israeli strikes in Gaza that reportedly killed 104 people, after Hamas was accused of killing an Israeli soldier.

Woman saved after slipping while boarding a moving train

A video from India’s Southern Railways captures a woman nearly falling between a moving train and the station platform while boarding. She was fortunately saved from a potentially serious accident.

Ben & Jerry's co-founder says Unilever blocked Palestine-themed ice cream

Ben Cohen, co-founder of Ben & Jerry's, revealed that Unilever blocked the release of a new watermelon-flavored ice cream intended to support "permanent peace in Palestine." He plans to independently create and launch the flavor as a statement of solidarity.

'No Trump! No China!': Caught in the middle, South Korea hosts rival superpowers

South Korean President Lee faces a delicate diplomatic challenge hosting leaders from the US and China, navigating tensions between the rival superpowers while maintaining South Korea's strategic interests.

The 92-year-old president who never loses

Cameroon's Paul Biya, 92, has extended his 43-year rule by winning a heavily disputed election, raising concerns about the legitimacy of the vote and the continuation of his long-standing presidency.

How a Diwali Cracker Gun in India Went from Social Media Craze to Blinding Children

Videos of using carbide guns as crackers went viral before Diwali in India, leading to widespread unsafe use. These homemade devices caused serious injuries, including blindness, among children, raising concerns about the dangers of unregulated festive celebrations fueled by social media trends.

Who is Anwar Ibrahim, the Malaysian leader who helped Trump preside over a 'peace deal'?

Anwar Ibrahim is a seasoned Malaysian politician who endured two jail terms and waited 25 years to become the country's Prime Minister. Known for his resilience and political influence, he played a key role in the peace deal ceremony presided over by Donald Trump.

The Indian village which saw the homecoming of one of the world's oldest rebels

After more than 60 years, 91-year-old rebel leader Thuingaleng Muivah has returned to his home village in India, marking a significant moment in his long history of rebellion and activism.

In Russia's 'blitz' of Ukraine, the question of appeasement is back

The US and Europe remain divided on strategies to end the Ukraine war, with differing views on addressing Russia's aggressive tactics and the potential role of appeasement in achieving peace.

Strong winds and flying debris as Hurricane Melissa makes landfall

Hurricane Melissa is expected to bring storm surges up to 13 feet and destructive waves as it makes landfall in Jamaica, posing significant threats to the region.

Has Trump's 'peace deal' solved the Thailand-Cambodia dispute?

Donald Trump announced he brokered peace between Thailand and Cambodia, claiming to have ended their longstanding conflict. However, the actual impact of the agreement remains unclear, with details and implementation still uncertain. The deal's effectiveness in resolving deep-seated issues between the two nations is yet to be seen.

Trump in Malaysia: Dancing and a 'peace deal'

US President Donald Trump visited Malaysia, engaging in diplomatic talks aimed at fostering peace and strengthening bilateral relations. During the trip, Trump participated in cultural events, including traditional dancing, highlighting goodwill and cooperation between the two nations. The visit emphasized collaborative efforts toward regional stability and economic partnership.

Watch: Moment nuclear plant towers collapse during demolition

Two nuclear cooling towers in Gundremmingen, Germany, were demolished, collapsing into massive clouds of thick white dust. The controlled demolition marked the removal of these structures at the nuclear plant site.

'I'm not done,' Kamala Harris tells the BBC's Laura Kuenssberg

Former Vice President Kamala Harris hinted at another presidential run in 2028 following her 2024 loss to Donald Trump, signaling she remains determined to pursue the presidency.

Satellite images show extent of demolition at the White House

New satellite images reveal that the White House East Wing has been fully demolished to allow construction of President Trump's new ballroom.

Sánchez faces a long questioning in the Senate today over PSOE financing and aims to "match" the PP's offensive

Pedro Sánchez will face a 50-minute questioning by parliamentary group regarding the PSOE's financing in the Senate. From Moncloa, they state that he will answer all questions normally, seeking to match the PP's offensive.

The PP will question Sánchez about all corruption scandals and ask direct questions so he does not "pass the buck"

The PP plans to question Sánchez about all corruption scandals, especially the Koldo case, which has grown significantly. They will seek to ask direct questions to avoid evasions and cover as many related issues as possible.

King Felipe VI to the DANA Victims: "We are with you, now and always"

King Felipe VI expressed his support for the victims of the DANA during the ceremony, urging an analysis of the causes to prevent future tragedies. The arrival of President Mazón was marked by protests from relatives who insulted him with shouts of "murderer" and "coward."

This Was the Moment of the Cold Greeting Between Mazón and Sánchez at the Start of the State Funeral for the DANA Victims

The funeral for the DANA victims began with a cold greeting between Mazón and Sánchez. The ceremony commemorated the 229 victims in Valencia and the eight who died in Castilla La Mancha and Andalusia.

Shouts of "resignation" against Mazón and accusations of "betrayal" against Sánchez during a tense State funeral for the DANA

During a State funeral for the DANA, shouts of "resignation" were heard against Mazón and accusations of "betrayal" against Sánchez, creating tension. Some guests asked the protesters to stop in order to respect the victims.

Pedro Sánchez and Original Political Doctrines

Pedro Sánchez called elections in 2019 after the Budget was not approved, but the political leader of 2025 is different from then, reflecting an evolution in his political approach.

Putin Announces Success of the Unmanned Atomic Submersible Poseidon Test, Capable of Carrying Nuclear Warheads

Putin announced the success of the test of the unmanned atomic submersible Poseidon, designed to carry nuclear warheads. Although some media outlets label it as an 'Apocalypse Weapon,' experts explain that intercontinental missiles existing since the 1960s can achieve similar effects.

DANA: The truth is it cannot be drowned

The tragedy caused by the DANA was not an inevitable fatality, but the result of lack of coordination and preparedness. Although climate change intensifies natural phenomena, incompetence in management turns these events into avoidable tragedies.

About 700 elevators remain broken a year after the DANA: "It's unfair, they have taken away my autonomy"

One year after the DANA, nearly 700 elevators out of more than 7,500 affected remain unrepaired, impacting the autonomy of many people. Users recount the daily difficulties they face. The sector points out that the DANA worsened the shortage of technicians, a problem that had already existed for some time.

Trump orders to start testing his nuclear arsenal "immediately"

Trump stated that the United States possesses more nuclear weapons than any other country, with Russia in second place and China in a distant third, and ordered to begin testing the nuclear arsenal "immediately."

The 'American drug routes': this is how the drug traffickers' paths distribute it in the U.S. and how Trump wants to stop them with a 'clean blast'

90% of the cocaine in the U.S. comes from Colombia, but fentanyl, which enters overland from Mexico, is the drug that causes the most deaths in the country.

United States launches new attack on a boat in the Pacific and kills four people

During an operation in the Pacific, the United States attacked a boat, resulting in the death of the four people on board.

Yolanda Díaz considers campaigning in Extremadura for the Podemos and IU alliance despite Sumar not being part of it

Yolanda Díaz's circle highlights her importance for the left and believes she could campaign in Extremadura in support of the Unidas por Extremadura coalition, made up of Podemos and IU, even though the Movimiento Sumar will not be part of this alliance.

'Barefoot' Footwear, the Phenomenon Sweeping Social Media, but It’s Not for Everyone: "It Was Wonderful, Until the Pain Started"

Barefoot footwear is gaining popularity for its supposed health benefits, but experts warn that its use requires a gradual adaptation and is not suitable for everyone, as it can cause pain if used incorrectly.

What Does Grokipedia Say About Sánchez or Feijóo? The Differences Between Elon Musk’s New Encyclopedia and Traditional Wikipedia

Grokipedia, the encyclopedia driven by Elon Musk, shows clear ideological nuances compared to traditional Wikipedia, reflected in the approach and content of its articles about political figures like Sánchez or Feijóo.

The Supermarket Reinvents Itself with the 'Fever' for Prepared Foods: "Consumers Value Solving Several Things in One Place"

The president of Mercadona states that by the middle of the 21st century traditional kitchens will disappear, reflecting the growing demand for prepared foods. Supermarkets are adapting to this 'fever' by offering products that allow consumers to address multiple needs in one place, thus transforming the food shopping and consumption model.

Erling Haaland's Routine: 'Superfoods' for Breakfast, Ice Baths, and Red Light Therapy

Erling Haaland, Manchester City footballer, revealed his daily routine on YouTube. It includes consuming superfoods at breakfast, ice baths for recovery, and red light therapy. These habits reflect his professional approach to maintaining performance and taking care of his body.

Harsh attack from a tennis legend on Alcaraz: "He is a kamikaze, he throws himself at someone and doesn’t need to"

The former number one has criticized Carlos Alcaraz's playing style in his debut at the Paris Masters 1,000, labeling him a kamikaze due to his aggressive and risky approach on the court.

Broncano congratulates 'El Hormiguero' on its 3,000 episodes and Wyomying on the Ondas award

Broncano congratulated 'El Hormiguero' for reaching 3,000 episodes on Antena 3, recognizing the achievement as an incredible merit. He also congratulated Wyomying for receiving the Ondas award.

Jaume Collboni, Mayor of Barcelona: "I set as a challenge the right to stay in the city"

The mayor of Barcelona, Jaume Collboni, participated in the event 'Barcelona, 25 Years of Change,' organized by the newspaper 20minutos at the Born History Museum. During his speech, he highlighted as the main challenge guaranteeing the right of residents to remain and live in the city.

Collboni will increase the Urban Guard staff by 100 agents

The mayor of Barcelona plans to increase the Urban Guard staff by 100 agents, reaching a total of 3,500 personnel, including the corresponding allocation in the upcoming municipal budgets.

Special | 25 Years of Barcelona

A journey through Barcelona through the eyes of 20minutos, celebrating its 25th anniversary with a special look at the city.

25 Years of 20minutos: Historical Front Pages of the Newspaper in Barcelona

20minutos was first published in Barcelona on November 16, 2000. Since then, 3,283 distributors have delivered more than 918 million copies, marking a quarter of a century of presence and evolution in the local press.

Mobility, Urban Planning, and Housing: The Changes of a Global Barcelona with People at the Center

Institutional representatives and public service officials from Barcelona and Catalonia debated mobility, urban planning, and housing during a roundtable on the anniversary of 20minutos in Barcelona, focusing the conversation on the development of a global city with people as the main focus.

Social cohesion and sustainability, the present and future challenges facing Barcelona

Public-private institutions and companies debated in a roundtable the challenges of Barcelona, focusing on social cohesion and sustainability, during the anniversary of the media outlet 20minutos.

From the Fòrum to 22@ and Parc de Glòries, from the arrival of the AVE to the Tram and bike lanes, the transformation of Barcelona in the last 25 years

Barcelona has experienced significant growth over the past 25 years, establishing itself as a global benchmark in tourism, culture, and technology, driven by projects such as the Fòrum, 22@, the arrival of the AVE, the Tram, and the expansion of bike lanes.

The evolution of Barcelona through the eyes of its residents: "It's very touristy, green, and guarantees all freedoms"

Barcelonans describe how the city has changed over 25 years, highlighting its tourist growth, the increase in green spaces, and the guarantee of freedoms. They also point out future challenges to maintaining quality of life and addressing new urban issues.

Héctor, affected by Hurricane Melissa, recounts his night of terror in Santiago de Cuba: "We were very scared"

Hurricane Melissa caused damage to thousands of homes, left widespread power outages, and prompted the evacuation of more than 735,000 people in Cuba. Héctor, a resident of Santiago de Cuba, described his experience during the storm as a night full of fear and worry for his family's safety.

The hurricane makes landfall in Cuba after wreaking "devastating" impacts in Jamaica

The hurricane, one of the most violent in years, returned to category 4 as it approaches Cuba, after causing devastating damage in Jamaica.

Giant waves, flying houses, flooded streets... The devastating images of Jamaica after Hurricane Melissa

Hurricane Melissa, with sustained winds of up to 295 km/h, struck New Hope, Jamaica, causing giant waves, houses being blown away, and severe flooding, leaving a scene of destruction in the affected area.

Return to normal? Olive oil 'recaptures' consumers from pomace and sunflower oils after price drop

The price of olive oil, after rising 70% and 68.1% in March and April 2024, has fallen 34.5% since January, according to the INE. This decline is attracting back consumers who prefer pomace and sunflower oils.

Historic Discovery: A Leucistic Iberian Lynx Photographed in Jaén That Could Be Unique in the World

Ángel Hidalgo, a nature photographer, has captured the image of a leucistic Iberian lynx in Jaén, an individual with uniquely white fur so far, representing a historic discovery.

The body of an octogenarian found on an Australian island after her cruise ship sailed without her

The body of a woman over 80 years old was found on an Australian island after being left behind when her cruise ship departed. The crew will be questioned at the next port to clarify the circumstances of her death.

The victim stunned under a tree, four Algerian men living in tents arrested... what is known about the sexual assault in Navarra

Four Algerian men, aged 21 to 33, were arrested in Navarra for a sexual assault. The victim was found stunned under a tree. Currently, the results of DNA tests are awaited to advance the investigation.

Trivia | How much do you know about current events? Participate and enter the draw to win a Samsung speaker

Participate in the current events contest and enter the draw to win a Samsung HW-LS60D/ZF Music Frame 2024 speaker.

The Judge’s Clash with the Former PSOE Manager over the Lack of Verification in Payments: "It Doesn’t Seem Like an Effective Control"

Judge Leopoldo Puente questioned Mariano Moreno about the verification systems in the PSOE’s expense settlements, pointing out that they do not seem to be an effective control.

We Enter the Halloween Special of 'First Dates': This Is How the Restaurant of Love Turns into the Restaurant of Terror

The Halloween special of 'First Dates' transforms the usual restaurant into a spooky and fun space, with themed decorations and surprises. The dates take place amid scares and laughter, combining romance with the eerie Halloween atmosphere to offer a unique experience to the participants.

Carretero, the tennis prodigy broken by injuries: "If I had won 3 Roland Garros titles, I wouldn't be who I am"

Roberto Carretero, considered a tennis prodigy, reflects on his career marked by injuries. Despite having won Roland Garros, he feels that those victories do not define who he is, since his true growth came from the difficulties he faced off the court. His story shows how adversities shaped his identity beyond the titles.

Eva González no longer hides her new love, ten years younger: kisses in the middle of the street on an afternoon with friends

Eva González publicly shows her relationship with her new boyfriend, who is ten years younger than her. The couple enjoys an afternoon with friends, demonstrating their integration into their respective social circles with kisses and much affection in the middle of the street.

Progressive liberals surprisingly defeat Wilders' far-right and win the elections in the Netherlands

The progressive liberals surprised by defeating Wilders' far-right in the Dutch elections following the fall of the previous government, which lasted only 11 months.

Kyle Singler, former Real Madrid player, arrested for assaulting his girlfriend in front of their child while under the influence of drugs

Kyle Singler, former Real Madrid player, was arrested last Thursday for assaulting his girlfriend in front of their child while under the influence of narcotics, according to police sources.

Since I tried these products, my clothes smell like home, autumn, and me

The limited edition 'Peli y Manta' by Ariel and Lenor combines the floral scent of gardenia with woody notes of golden maple, making clothes smell like home and autumn, providing a feeling of comfort no matter the place.

Neighborhood Stores, the Heart that Keeps Closeness Alive in the City

Supporting small local businesses brings traditional products closer to neighbors and strengthens the bonds and relationships that enrich daily life in towns and cities.

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

Chris Martin joked about the incident where Andy Byron, CEO of Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, HR director, were caught on the 'kisscam' being unfaithful to their partners, saying, "When life gives you lemons, make lemonade."

Housing Prices Slowed Their Increase in Summer but Grew Twice as Much as Inflation

In August, the average price per square meter of housing was 1,728 euros, an increase of 5.6% compared to the previous year, according to the General Council of Notaries. Although the rate of increase slowed down in summer, the growth is still twice that of inflation.

15 Photos of Strange Things in the Human Body That Leave No One Indifferent

The human body is fascinating and unique, with characteristics that vary widely among individuals. Some of these peculiarities are so unusual that they are both fascinating and unsettling, showcasing the diversity and uniqueness of our organism.

The storm causes 1,300 incidents: there are two injured in Huelva and Sevilla, which breaks a new rainfall record

The storm has caused 1,300 incidents, with flooding as the main emergency. Two people were injured in Huelva and Sevilla, which also registered a new historic rainfall record. Flooding was the most requested assistance on the 112 emergency phone line.

The child molester of Serranillos, in an audio recording despite denying abuses of his partner's granddaughters: "I am obsessed"

The accused, who denied before the Madrid Court having abused the girls, was recorded confessing to being "obsessed." This contradiction highlights the seriousness of the case in Serranillos.

New details emerge about the sudden death of 25-year-old influencer Ben Bader

New details reveal that Ben Bader, a popular 25-year-old influencer, died unexpectedly. The exact cause of his death is under investigation, generating a great impact among his followers and the social media community.

Guide to Buying Stylish and Quality Furniture Without Overspending

IKEA offers versatile and modular furniture that combines quality, design, and good pricing, allowing you to decorate your home with style without spending too much.

USA launches a multi-million dollar works package to renovate the Morón base

The USA begins a multi-million dollar package of design, construction, and maintenance at the Morón base, including residential and commercial projects to improve the military community.

Frankie Muniz and Hilary Duff haven’t spoken for 22 years: the actor explains why

Frankie Muniz revealed that he and Hilary Duff haven’t spoken for 22 years due to issues that arose during the filming of "Agent Cody Banks" in 2003, which caused a rift between them.

Kilometer-long queues at Zara for the new black midi skirt that goes with everything

The new black midi skirt from Zara is a practical and comfortable garment that has caused long lines. Just days after its launch, only a few units remain available due to high demand.

Borja Quiroga, Nephrologist: "If You Have Calcium Kidney Stones, You Should Not Reduce Calcium"

Controlling your diet helps reduce the risk of kidney stones, but often it is done incorrectly. Borja Quiroga, nephrologist, clarifies that those who have calcium stones should not decrease their calcium intake, as it can be counterproductive for kidney health.

Do you have one of these phones? WhatsApp will stop working on them on October 31, 2025

Meta has announced that WhatsApp will stop working on certain phones starting October 31, 2025, with the aim of providing a safer experience for users.

The town in Extremadura ideal for a rural getaway in autumn: surrounded by chestnut trees

This charming town north of Cáceres, near Castilla y León, becomes an autumnal paradise thanks to its chestnut forests that dye the landscape in yellowish tones, making it ideal for a rural getaway in autumn.

A Food Technologist Warns About Leaving Rice in the Refrigerator: "It's Very Concerning"

A food technologist warns that cooked rice should not be left in the refrigerator for more than 24 hours to avoid health risks, emphasizing the importance of proper storage.

The municipality of Zaragoza that will open a factory for Chinese electric car parts

Fagor Ederlan and Duoli Automotive Technology join forces to reopen a plant in Zaragoza, where they will manufacture the chassis for Leapmotor's B10 model, with an investment of 45 million euros.

The Best Images from the State Funeral after a Day of Great Sorrow on the Streets of Valencia

The State funeral for the victims of the DANA was held at the Prince Felipe Museum in Valencia, bringing together about 800 people, including family members and authorities, to remember and honor those who died one year after the event.

The summit between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping begins in South Korea

The meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping started at 11:00 local time at Gimhae Air Base, in Busan, South Korea.

Only 24 out of more than 64,000 renewable plants respond to REE's process to enable voltage control and prevent another blackout

Red Eléctrica has received 168 requests from wind or photovoltaic installations to offer dynamic voltage control online, similar to combined cycle plants or nuclear power stations, but only 24 out of more than 64,000 renewable plants have responded to the process to become enabled, which limits the capacity to prevent future blackouts.

Arturo Pérez-Reverte, blunt: "I was educated for a world that no longer exists"

Arturo Pérez-Reverte acknowledges that he was educated in a world with both positive and negative aspects, but that world no longer exists. He watches with interest as that world comes to an end.

The Tax Agency has not sent emails from the '@aeat.es' domain that alert about an alleged tax obligation

The Tax Agency (AEAT) warns about a fraudulent campaign using the '@aeat.es' domain to send fake emails regarding tax obligations. The AEAT reminds that it never attaches files containing invoice information in its emails.

A "City of Knowledge" with Centuries of History and a Crossroads of Different Cultures

Alcalá de Henares, a UNESCO World Heritage City, stands out for its rich history and cultural diversity, being home to emblematic figures of the Spanish Golden Age.

Queen Letizia’s Gestures to the Relatives of the DANA Victims Applauded on Social Media

Queen Letizia and King Felipe VI showed support and comfort to the relatives of the victims during the tribute on the anniversary of the DANA tragedy, greeting them, embracing them, and offering reassurance—gestures that have been widely appreciated and praised on social media.

The Treasury may impose fines of up to €150,000 on those who violate the Verifactu regulations

Sanctions for failing to comply with the invoicing regulations and use of Verifactu software can range from €1,000 to €150,000, established by the Treasury to ensure compliance.

Dying is also expensive: the dilemma of purchasing insurance or paying for a relative's burial in a lump sum

The average cost of a funeral in Spain exceeds 3,700 euros and can surpass 5,000 euros depending on the city. This raises doubts about whether it is better to take out funeral insurance or to pay directly for a relative’s burial.

The Best Value-for-Money Destinations to Travel This Christmas

London is the city with the best value-for-money for tight budgets this Christmas, while New York stands out as the most sought-after destination by travelers.

Spinach and Mushroom Pie: An Easy and Cheap Recipe Idea to Enjoy This Autumn

Influencer Tic Tac Yummy shares a simple and affordable spinach and mushroom pie recipe, perfect for using seasonal ingredients and enjoying a healthy and tasty autumn dish.

Sandra Peña Case: the Junta shows willingness to "review everything" while PSOE and Por Andalucía call for measures

PSOE and Por Andalucía demand that the councilor act with rigor and be uncompromising regarding protocol breaches in the Sandra Peña case, while the Junta expresses its readiness to review all related aspects.

A Bottle with Two Messages Inside from World War I Found

A bottle containing two messages written by Australian soldiers Malcolm Neville and William Harley, dated August 15, 1916, during World War I, was recently found, revealing historical communications from that time.

Davidovich Confronts the Crowd in Paris After Beating Cazaux: Bursts Out Yelling and Tells Everyone to 'Go to Sleep'

Spanish tennis player Davidovich exploded against the Parisian crowd, who were supporting the local player Cazaux and showed him no respect during the match, after securing the victory.

The Spanish cosmetics brand that has created two-hour queues opens its private sale

Sibari Republic, the Spanish brand famous for its serum that reduces wrinkles in 14 days, launches a private sale with discounts of up to 50%. Its popularity has generated queues of up to two hours.

A Second Life for Brutus: This Is the Sanctuary That Rescues Apes from Circuses and Zoos

The Rainfer sanctuary shelters great apes rescued from circuses and zoos in Spain, providing a safe refuge. At the same time, Spain is advancing the ‘Jane Goodall law’ to protect these animals and regulate their captivity, aiming to improve their welfare and prevent abuse.

The 'Romantasy' Phenomenon, Erotic and Fantasy Literature for Young People: "It Can Be a Form of Sexual Liberation"

Romantasy, a mix of fantasy and romance, has become a trend among young female readers, boosted by TikTok and emerging Spanish authors. This genre not only revolutionizes the publishing market but also offers a form of sexual liberation and empowerment for its audience.

The reasons behind the rise in sexually transmitted infections in Spain: "We think it won't happen to us"

Experts warn that the relaxation of preventive measures has caused a steady increase in sexually transmitted infections in Spain, due to a false sense of security among the population.

The Necessary Embrace

The victims of the DANA expressed their feelings at the funeral in Valencia, after a year in which political noise overshadowed their voices.

One Year Later

In Valencia, one year later, fear, pain, and anger persist among the population.

What Feijóo Proposes Is to Apply a European Regulation Late

Feijóo's proposal is not original but an overdue obligation Spain has ignored for years. Had the government fulfilled its duties, the measure would already be in place.

A Word from You

The name of God is used not only in vain, but also to improve one's own image and to position oneself from an alleged moral superiority.

Theft at the Louvre: the suspects "partially admit their involvement," but deny that anyone from the museum helped them

The suspects of the theft at the Louvre partially admit their involvement, but authorities rule out that they had internal assistance within the museum.

Former Marbella Councilor Accused in the Malaya Case and Fugitive Since 2006 Arrested in Barajas

Carlos Fernández, former Marbella councilor accused in the Malaya case and fugitive since 2006, has been arrested in Barajas and placed at the disposal of the National Court.

Minor arrested for cyberbullying and death threats against Belarra: "I'm coming for you with a screwdriver"

A minor was arrested for sending anonymous violent messages and death threats against the general secretary of Podemos, Belarra, who had reported the situation to the Police in May.

A Bonoloto winner takes home a jackpot of nearly two million euros

A single Bonoloto winner has taken home a jackpot close to two million euros. In addition, there are two second-tier winners who also had winning tickets, but with smaller prizes.

Manolo García reunites with one of his biggest fans

Manolo García visited David Broncano's show to promote his new album, 'Drapaires Poligoneros'.

The New Era of Newscasts: From Summarizing the News to Doing Live Reporting

Newscasts have evolved from merely summarizing news to practicing live reporting, showing real-time footage and connecting directly with viewers to provide a more dynamic and engaging informative experience.

The contestants of 'OT 1' embrace their past selves in a viral video created by AI

A user recreated emotional meetings between the past and present versions of the 16 contestants from the first season of 'OT' using artificial intelligence, generating a viral video that celebrates their evolution.

A slip-up by Rosa during 'El Rosco' of 'Pasapalabra' hands Manu an easy new victory

Rosa, with 21 correct answers and two mistakes in 'El Rosco' of 'Pasapalabra', made a slip-up that made it easier for Manu to secure a new victory.

Alfonso Arús, about a child who made an obscene gesture in a church: "Little Froilán"

The hosts of the morning show have interpreted the action of a child who made an obscene gesture in a church as a prank, humorously commenting on the boy's behavior.

Noemí Galera issues a strong message about the DANA in 'OT 2025': "Mazón resignation, that’s what we demand"

Noemí Galera, director of the Academy, harshly criticized the president of the Valencian Community, Carlos Mazón, for his management of the DANA. She emphasized that his statements were personal and did not represent the program 'OT 2025', demanding Mazón's resignation over the situation.

'Everything is a Lie' Remembers the Victims of the DANA with an Emotional Tribute and Criticism of Power: "It’s Our Little Grain of Sand"

Risto Mejide and his team observed a poignant moment of silence on set at the start of the program to pay tribute to the victims of the DANA storm. Additionally, they criticized those in power, emphasizing the significance of their gesture as a small contribution to remember and support those affected.

An RTVE Union Accuses the Program 'Malas Lenguas' of "Bias, Sexism, and Lack of Neutrality"

An RTVE union has denounced the program 'Malas Lenguas' for displaying bias, sexism, and a lack of neutrality in its content, pointing out issues in the approach and treatment of the topics covered.

Joaquín Prat responds to Koldo García's attacks: "I did not laugh at you"

Joaquín Prat responded to Koldo García's attacks following his comments about García's new rural life, who is involved in a legal case. Both were involved in a public confrontation, with Prat denying that he had laughed at García.

Iker Casillas Denies His Relationship with His Friend Ana Belén by Posting Photos of Her Husband: "He’s Been My Nutritionist for 2 Years"

Iker Casillas clarified on social media that he does not have a relationship with Ana Belén, a friend with whom he was photographed. He stated that the man appearing with her is her husband and has been his nutritionist for two years, thus debunking the speculations from the magazine 'Diez Minutos'.

Juan Carlos I returns to Spain on the day fragments of his controversial memoirs are released: "I feel like the king of the seas"

Juan Carlos I returns to Sanxenso coinciding with the first anniversary of the floods in Valencia, which caused 237 deaths, and the publication of controversial fragments of his memoirs.

The Most Explosive Personal Phrases of Juan Carlos I: "I Had No Relationship with Lady Di, She Was Cold, Taciturn, and Distant"

Juan Carlos I seeks to clarify rumors about his life, admitting some mistakes but denying any relationship with Lady Di, whom he describes as cold and distant.

Marron, from 'El Hormiguero', marries Morales, from 'Informativos Telecinco'

Marron, a collaborator on Antena 3, and Morales, a presenter on Telecinco, got married this Tuesday in an intimate ceremony after seven years together.

The standoff between Carlos III and Prince Andrew continues over his requests for a future move

Prince Andrew has requested two houses from his brother, King Charles III, in exchange for giving up the Royal Lodge, intensifying negotiations over his future residence.

Violeta Mangriñán demands Mazón's resignation on the first anniversary of the DANA: "Justice and dignity"

The influencer denounces the institutional neglect towards the victims of the greatest natural disaster in the Valencian Community, demanding Mazón's resignation to call for justice and dignity.

This is Lorenzo and Nieves, the couple announced for 'La isla de las tentaciones 9'

Lorenzo and Nieves, a couple from Almería with an eight-year age difference and a commitment between them, will participate in 'La isla de las tentaciones 9' to put their relationship to the test.

Isabel Jiménez Speaks Out After Iker Casillas' Robbery and Reveals That Sara Carbonero "Is in Shock"

Isabel Jiménez revealed that what has affected Iker Casillas most after the robbery is not the material loss, but the betrayal by people he trusted. Additionally, she said that Sara Carbonero is "in shock" because of the situation.

Alexelcapo, very critical of the 'influencers' who move to Andorra: "I am literally a millionaire even paying everything that I am paying"

The streamer Alexelcapo harshly criticizes influencers who move to Andorra to avoid taxes. He states that despite paying all his taxes in Spain, he is still a millionaire and defends fiscal responsibility. He considers tax evasion unfair and points out that personal success should not be at odds with contributing to the country.

Nelly Furtado retires from music after criticism of her physical change

Canadian singer Nelly Furtado, 46, announced her retirement from music after facing criticism for her physical change. Earlier this year, she expressed having become aware of a new form of aesthetic pressure linked to her artistic career.

Open War Between RickyEdit and Tinho from 'OT 2025': The YouTuber Accuses Him of "Promoting Violence"

Influencer RickyEdit has accused 'OT 2025' contestant Tinho of promoting violence, sparking a public conflict between them. The controversy has generated debate among fans and media, intensifying the rivalry on social media.

One Year Since the DANA: The Greatest Tragedy in the Country's Recent History That Caused More Than 230 Deaths

One year after the DANA that devastated Valencia and caused more than 230 deaths, the city has rebounded. The efforts made for recovery and the measures implemented to prevent similar future tragedies are examined.

The German couple who return to their country after living a year in Spain

Lukas and Jennifer moved with their two children to Denia, Spain, but decided to return to Germany due to the difficulties they faced, especially because of the low wages they found there.

The hurricane makes landfall in Cuba after devastating Jamaica with "devastating" impacts

The hurricane, one of the most violent in years, reached category 4 again and made landfall in Cuba after causing "devastating" damage in Jamaica.

No surprises for the 'First Division': Villarreal, Rayo, Mallorca, Elche, and Osasuna advance past the first round of the Copa del Rey

Tonight, 25 Copa del Rey matches were played, with Villarreal, Rayo Vallecano, Mallorca, Elche, and Osasuna, all from the First Division, managing to advance past the first round without any surprises or eliminations.

All spectators at the Copa Libertadores final will have insurance for death or disability

All people attending the Copa Libertadores final will be covered by insurance that covers accidental death or permanent disability up to $6,300, and medical expenses up to $7,800.

Ilia Topuria Helps His Brother Aleksandre Prepare for His Fight: "We Will Claim Victory"

Aleksandre Topuria is preparing for his second UFC fight on November 22, with the support of his brother Ilia, who is confident they will achieve victory against Bekzat Almakhan.

Rivaldo's Criticism of Xabi over His Conflict with Vinícius: "Sometimes the Coach Doesn't Like Another Player Being the Star"

Rivaldo, Betfair ambassador, criticized the attitude of coach Xabi Alonso and forward Vinícius in their conflict, suggesting that sometimes coaches do not accept another player standing out as the star.

Nadal's Curse Now Passes to Alcaraz: The Paris Masters 1000, a Tournament Almost Forbidden for Spaniards

Carlos Alcaraz was eliminated in his debut at the Paris Masters 1000 after losing to Cameron Norrie, extending the bad streak of Spaniards in this tournament.

One Year After the DANA for People with Disabilities: Between Reconstruction, Preparedness, and the Need for Support

One year after the DANA in Valencia, the reconstruction of accessibility for people with disabilities is being evaluated. Mónica shares her experience, CERMI CV provides its perspective, and a guide to necessary support is offered to improve the response to future emergencies.

ONCE distributes luck across Spain this Thursday with a coupon dedicated to the 25th anniversary of '20minutos'

Francisco Javier Cabanillas is one of the more than 20,000 vendors who distribute ONCE coupons throughout Spain every day. This Thursday, ONCE dedicates a special coupon to the 25th anniversary of the newspaper '20minutos,' spreading luck nationwide.

Patients and families demand that the first gene therapy to treat 'butterfly skin' disease arrives in Spain

Affected families have launched a campaign to urgently request the inclusion of the first gene therapy that treats 'butterfly skin' disease in Spain’s National Health System.

Enrique Criado, stroke survivor: "After leaving the hospital, you feel abandoned"

Enrique Criado, with no risk factors or prior medical conditions, suffered a stroke at the age of 51. After his hospitalization, he highlights the feeling of abandonment that patients face upon discharge, revealing the lack of adequate support and follow-up in their recovery.

The Airef improves its GDP forecast to 3% for 2025 but criticizes the Government for not presenting the General State Budgets

Airef raises its GDP forecast to 3% for 2025, lowers the expected deficit to 2.5% this year, and warns that most administrations will fail to meet spending limits. It criticizes the Government for not presenting the General State Budgets, pointing out risks to complying with European fiscal rules.

The Airef sees it as "difficult" for the State to transfer more funds to the autonomous communities in the reform of the financing system

Airef considers it complicated for the State to increase funds for the autonomous communities in the financing system reform. It proposes reconsidering whether the reform should focus on allocating more resources or simply redistributing those already existing.

El Corte Inglés renews its leadership and appoints Santiago Bau as CEO

Gastón Bottazzini, CEO since July last year, leaves El Corte Inglés by mutual agreement. Rafael Díaz Yeregui, previously Vice Secretary of the Board, assumes the role of General Secretary.

The Latest Drops in Olive Oil Prices Increase Its Commercialization by 34% in the Last Campaign

Olive oil sales between October 2023 and September 2024 reached nearly 300 million liters, driven especially by a 48% increase in Extra Virgin olive oil, which reached 142.65 million liters, leading to a 34% growth in total commercialization.

Nvidia becomes the first company in the world to reach a five trillion market valuation

The upcoming talks between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping have raised commercial expectations for Nvidia, boosting its value to reach a five trillion market valuation, making it the first company to achieve this.

Banco Santander exceeds 10.3 billion euros in profit up to September and records its sixth consecutive quarter of record earnings

Banco Santander reached more than 10.3 billion euros in profit up to September, achieving its sixth consecutive quarter of record earnings. The entity maintains its targets for 2025 and plans to distribute at least 10 billion euros in buybacks based on the results of 2025 and 2026.

Aena heads into a new record year after earning 9% more and surpassing 1.5 billion euros up to September

Aena has recorded a 9% higher profit, exceeding 1.5 billion euros up to September, driven by an increase in travelers at its airports. Additionally, it has reduced its debt by 6.7% before starting a new investment plan.

Christopher Lloyd and His Exciting Friendship with Michael J. Fox: Partners Inside and Outside the DeLorean

Christopher Lloyd and Michael J. Fox, stars of 'Back to the Future,' have shared emotional moments on camera, reflecting a deep friendship that goes beyond their iconic duo in the DeLorean saga.

The 'Frankenstein' Movie That Almost Destroyed Its Director: Ridiculous, Excessive... Does It Deserve So Much Contempt?

Coppola and Branagh tried to replicate the success of 'Dracula' with 'Frankenstein,' but the film's grandiosity ended up harming Branagh's career, stalling his rise in cinema.

'It: Welcome to Derry' Pulls a 'Game of Thrones': Its Creator Explains the Ending of the First Episode

The series surprised viewers with a shocking and bloody start. Its creator compares the ending of the first episode to the dramatic and surprising style of 'Game of Thrones', highlighting the bold narrative that sets the tone for the season.

'Hamnet' by Chloé Zhao, a wonderful ode to art as salvation that will be the Oscar contender

Chloé Zhao presents at Seminci her masterful adaptation of Maggie O'Farrell's best-seller, starring Paul Mescal and Jessie Buckley. The film is an ode to art as a means of salvation and will be Zhao's candidate for the Oscars.

The Danish 6-Episode Miniseries That Is #1 on Netflix: A Spy Thriller Perfect for a Marathon

The new Danish 6-episode miniseries has become the most-watched on Netflix in more than 44 countries, reaffirming the international success of Nordic fiction with an exciting spy thriller perfect for marathons.

Apple's New 'Cheap' Phone Already Has a Possible Release Date: What We Know About the iPhone 17e

Rumors suggest a possible release date for the iPhone 17e, Apple's new 'cheap' model, although there is no official confirmation yet. More details about its features and availability are expected soon.

WhatsApp has its biggest revolution ready: you will be able to send and receive messages from Telegram or Signal

WhatsApp will allow sending and receiving messages from other applications like Telegram or Signal without leaving its platform, making communication between different messaging networks easier.

HUAWEI launches the Pura 80 Ultra and Pura 80 Pro in Spain: luxury design and cutting-edge photography

HUAWEI introduces the Pura 80 Ultra and Pura 80 Pro in Spain, highlighting premium design and advanced technology. The Pura 80 Ultra features the industry’s first dual-lens switchable telephoto, with dual optical zoom of 3.7x and 9.4x for a superior photography experience.

A Humanoid Robot That Costs as Much as an Economy Car Will Clean Your House: This Is How Neo Works

Neo is a humanoid robot that integrates artificial intelligence and advanced hardware to perform household tasks. Currently, it is only available in the United States, and its price is equivalent to that of an economy car.

A satellite captures the eye of Hurricane Melissa before devastating Jamaica and leaves this impressive image

The Copernicus Sentinel-2 satellite captured an impressive image of the eye of Hurricane Melissa just before the storm hit Jamaica, showing the strength and structure of the natural phenomenon.

The Three Foods Blanca Romero Avoids Eating to Stay in Shape

Blanca Romero shares the changes in her diet and lifestyle that have allowed her to feel better both physically and mentally, highlighting the three foods she avoids to stay in shape.

The Sheer Bikini That Alba Díaz Wore Under a Mermaid-Cut Dress at Gran Canaria Swim Week 2025

Alba Díaz, influencer, stood out as a special guest at Gran Canaria Swim Week 2025, the only European runway for swimwear fashion, wearing a sheer bikini under a mermaid-cut dress.

Details That Will Make Dressing Up for Halloween Easy Without Wearing a Costume

If you don’t have time or don’t like wearing costumes, you can add simple details that give a 'spooky' touch to your look. These ideas will help you create an easy and perfect outfit for Halloween without the need for a full costume.

María Fernández: "You can apparently have everything, but if you take a sleeping pill, there is something you need to address"

Coach María Fernández highlights the importance of freeing yourself from self-demand in order to achieve success and well-being, and recommends finding and connecting with your own life mission to attain balance and authentic happiness.

Neither watermelon nor asparagus: five foods that prevent fluid retention

Discover five effective foods to reduce fluid retention and naturally combat swelling, helping you feel lighter and more comfortable.

From Ruffles to High-Waisted Bottoms: Bikini and Swimsuit Trends for 2026 Seen at Gran Canaria Swim Week

Gran Canaria Swim Week, the only European runway for swimwear, showcased the key trends for 2026 in bikinis and swimsuits, previewing styles that will dominate beaches and pools next year.

Neither Valencian paella nor fideuà: the typical dish of Valencia for which Marta Lozano feels "eternal love"

Marta Lozano expresses a deep love for her homeland, Valencia, highlighting a typical dish that is neither Valencian paella nor fideuà, for which she feels "eternal love."

Tacos and burritos with tripe, oxtail, or pork cracklings at the new restaurant in Madrid with an average ticket of 10 euros

A new restaurant in Madrid offers traditional stews such as tripe, oxtail, and pork cracklings in a Tex-Mex format, with tacos and burritos priced at an average of 10 euros, combining authentic, street-style, and affordable food.

Ready in 10 minutes: how to roast your chestnuts in the air fryer

Chestnuts, typical of autumn, can be eaten raw, but roasting them in the air fryer is a quick, easy, and clean way to prepare them at home in just 10 minutes.

Martín Berasategui: "Traditional squid is fried without skin, but keeping it enhances the flavor"

Basque chef Martín Berasategui reveals his tip for preparing exceptional fried squid: although it is traditionally fried without skin, keeping the skin enhances its flavor, offering a richer and more flavorful gastronomic experience.

Lourdes Montes, about her baked salmon recipe: "At home we make it every week, it’s easy and quick"

Lourdes Montes, fashion designer, shared her baked salmon recipe on social media, highlighting that it is easy, quick, and that they prepare it weekly at home.

Neither Empanada Nor Focaccia: The Typical Dish of Murcia That Feels Familiar but Contains a Key Ingredient

A typical dish from Murcia, different from the well-known michirones or caldero, features a flavorful preparation that resembles empanada or focaccia but is distinguished by a key ingredient that makes it unique to the region.

The hotel two hours from Vigo has been named the best romantic retreat by 'National Geographic'

This hotel in Porto, located two hours from Vigo, has been recognized by National Geographic as the best romantic retreat in the 2025 Hotel Awards, highlighting its history and tranquil atmosphere.

These Are the Most Spooky Accommodations in Spain to Spend a Frightening Upcoming Halloween

Spain offers ideal accommodations for Halloween, from castles with paranormal legends to themed hotels that guarantee a terrifying and unique experience for horror lovers.

The town of Zamora with views of the most impressive glacial lake in the country

This municipality of Zamora, with 1,000 inhabitants and over a thousand years of history, is located near Lake Sanabria, the most impressive glacial lake in Spain. It is a rural paradise that stands out for its tranquility and natural beauty.

Imserso Trips: How the Waiting List Works to Get a Getaway

Many Imserso spots are fully booked, but interested individuals can join the waiting list to access a spot if there are cancellations or new availabilities, thus making it possible to enjoy a getaway even if there were no openings initially.

The Precious Hermitage of Galicia That Can Only Be Reached at Low Tide

This sanctuary, located on a promontory in A Coruña, is a unique coastal gem that can only be visited when the tide is low, offering limited and special access to this wonderful place.

The Spanish city that has the oldest active palace in Europe

The iconic monument in Seville reflects the rich history and diverse cultures that have influenced the city over time, highlighting its historical importance as the oldest active palace in Europe.

These Are the Ten Best Cities in Europe to Visit at Halloween

From Brussels to Naples and Edinburgh, these ten European cities stand out for their special atmosphere to celebrate Halloween, offering themed events, history, and traditions that make them ideal destinations for the season.

What it Means When a Person Changes Their Mind Very Often According to Psychology

Changing one's mind frequently may be related to impulsivity and reflects psychological profiles that require greater emotional stability. Although it is not always problematic, it can indicate difficulties in making firm decisions and managing uncertainty. Psychology analyzes these changes to better understand the behavior and motivations behind the volatility in opinions.

Three Common Mistakes After the Flu Vaccine That Experts Warn to Avoid

After receiving the flu vaccine, there are actions that should be avoided to prevent reducing its effectiveness. Experts warn about common mistakes that can compromise protection, recommending following proper guidelines to maximize the benefits of the vaccine.

Orforglipron, the pill alternative to Ozempic that will soon arrive on the market

Orforglipron is a new GLP-1 agonist in pill form that presents itself as an oral alternative to injectable medications like semaglutide (Ozempic), providing a more convenient option for patients.

López Pavón, Psychologist: "My father used me to make my mother jealous, and I stayed up all night so she wouldn't commit suicide"

López Pavón suffered physical and emotional abuse in her childhood, which motivated her to study psychology. Now, she has captured her experience in a heartbreaking autobiographical book that reveals the impact of her painful childhood.

The mistake you shouldn't make if an Asian wasp stings you because it could worsen the situation

Asian wasps are an invasive species that sting humans. It is important to know how to act to avoid worsening the sting and to control its impact.

Seat updates the Ibiza and Arona, two bestsellers that still have a long future ahead

Seat renews its successful Ibiza and Arona models, offering improvements to maintain their popularity in the market. These bestsellers receive updates that ensure their continuity and appeal to consumers.

Car production in Spain rose in September, but the year looks worse than expected

Vehicle production in Spain increased by 8.8% in September, but the sector faces a downward trend due to lower demand in Europe, affecting the annual outlook.

Three or Four Cylinders in a Car Engine? Which Is Better? AI Responds

Various artificial intelligences analyze three- and four-cylinder engines, concluding that both have advantages. Three cylinders offer lower fuel consumption and less weight, while four provide greater power and smoothness. The choice depends on the driver's usage and preferences.

Miquel Turbo, mechanic: "When you change the timing chain, take the opportunity to replace whatever else you can"

Miquel Turbo, mechanic, recommends taking advantage of the timing chain replacement to also renew other related parts, ensuring a more complete and lasting repair.

A Truck Driver "Breaks" the Guardia Civil Breathalyzer in Castilla y León

A truck driver was stopped on the A-2 in Castilla y León following citizen reports of erratic driving. When subjected to the test, he "broke" the Guardia Civil's breathalyzer, indicating that he was driving under the influence of alcohol.

The new S-891 sign: Why is it so important for cyclists?

On July 1st, the catalog of signs in Spain was updated, incorporating new signs such as the S-891, which aim to inform about recent situations on the road network, improving safety and communication, especially for cyclists.

Madrid's Employment Plan Will Encourage the Employment of Unemployed People Over 45 Years Old

The Community of Madrid is increasing its budget for Economy, Finance, and Employment by 4.9%, allocating 1,027.9 million euros to promote measures that facilitate labor market integration, especially for unemployed people over 45 years old.

The Left Parties Boycott the Delivery to the Parliament of the Andalusian Budget for 2026, Which Will Be Approved in December

The processing of the Andalusian Budget for 2026 began with the aim of coming into effect on January 1. However, the opposition criticizes the accounts, labeling them as "propaganda" to hide the crisis in breast cancer screenings, and for this reason, they decided not to attend its presentation in Parliament.

70-Year-Old Man Sentenced to One Year in Prison for Threatening Three Neighbors with a Shotgun and Beating Another

The 70-year-old man was sentenced to one year in prison for threatening three neighbors with a shotgun and beating another, as well as paying a 90-euro fine for injuries and a 300-euro compensation.

Madrid will expand the 'home-like residences' model, raise the age limit for the Youth Card, and provide rental assistance for pensioners

The Community of Madrid presents a budget of 2,904.1 million euros for Family, Youth, and Social Affairs, an increase of 7.8%. It includes expanding the home-like residences model, raising the age limit for the Youth Card, and offering rental assistance for pensioners.

Juanma Moreno announces a new aid of up to 14,000 euros per year for ALS patients in Andalusia

President Juanma Moreno has announced an annual aid of up to 14,000 euros for patients with ALS and Level III Dependency in Andalusia. This new grant, aimed at improving the quality of life for those affected, will be available to apply for starting Thursday, October 30.

The C-2, C-7, and C-8 lines will be closed for works between Azuqueca and San Fernando from November 22 to 29, and Renfe will provide alternative buses

Renfe will carry out works from November 22 to 29 between Azuqueca and San Fernando to modernize train signaling and detection. During this period, alternative buses will be available, a shuttle train will run between Guadalajara and Azuqueca, and Cercanías trains will operate from Chamartín to various stations depending on the progress of the works.

Two Iberian steles dating from between the 3rd and 1st centuries BC discovered at the Algars castle in Tarragona

Two Iberian steles with symbolic decorations from the southern Ebro region, dated between the 3rd and 1st centuries BC, were found at the Algars castle in Tarragona. They are believed to have been part of a ritual space.

The worker accused of mistreating minors at a daycare in Jerez is released on charges

A worker at a daycare in Jerez was recorded mistreating several children through hidden cameras installed in the center. After the investigation, she was released on charges while proceedings continue.

These are the Catalans who will have to pay the Metropolitan Tribute in 2026

New taxpayers in Catalonia will have to pay the Metropolitan Tribute starting in 2026, with an approximate cost of 17.5 euros annually, divided into two semiannual installments.

Madrid's 2026 Budget Allocates More Funds to Fight Fires and Finances the Renovation of Las Ventas

Madrid's Ministry of the Environment will have 778.8 million euros available in 2026, aimed at combating fires, supporting electric mobility, and conserving ecosystems. Additionally, the budget finances the renovation of Las Ventas, strengthening investments in environmental protection and heritage.

Farewell to the Centenary Factory of La Cartuja in Seville: "We Have Been Forced to Stop All Production"

The historic tableware factory in La Cartuja, Seville, has halted all its production due to "technical reasons," according to the company. This decision marks a milestone in the century-old tradition of the site, affecting the continuity of its manufacturing.

The Surprise of a Young Spanish Erasmus Student in Sweden: "I Took My First Exam and It's a 'Show'"

A Spanish student in Sweden was surprised to discover that during exams professors allow eating, which he considers a very different and relaxed environment compared to Spain.

A Young Spanish Man Creates His Own Real-Life 'Pokédex,' a Device That Recognizes 150 Animals

Tomás Castellanos, also known as 'Despacillo' on X, has developed a device that functions like a real 'Pokédex,' capable of identifying 150 different animals. This invention combines technology and nature to facilitate species recognition, standing out for its innovation and usefulness in the study of biodiversity.

Mariah Carey shares a funny video before Christmas: "Not yet!"

Mariah Carey shared a funny video reminding everyone that the Christmas countdown has already begun, but she prefers to wait until November 1st to celebrate the season.

Five Dog Breeds That Will Accompany You Through Your Creative Crises

When inspiration strikes, it is often accompanied by the faithful company of a dog, with its affectionate gaze and a personality that blends humor and sensitivity, ideal for getting through difficult creative moments.

How to Choose an Orthopedic Dog Bed: Ten Key Tips for Getting It Right

Choosing an appropriate orthopedic bed improves the dog's quality of life by combining functionality and aesthetics. It is essential to consider factors such as size, material, proper support for bones and joints, and ease of cleaning to ensure comfort and well-being.

A study explores dogs' addiction to toys

A study reveals surprising similarities between human addictions and the strong dependence that some dogs develop towards their toys, suggesting that these objects can trigger similar neurochemical responses in both.

Check Your Daily Horoscope for Thursday, October 30, 2025

Check your daily horoscope for Thursday, October 30, 2025, on 20minutos.es and discover predictions for yesterday, today, and tomorrow.

The Wine Outlet in the Heart of Madrid That Almost Nobody Knows About and Has Discounts of Up to 60%

In the center of Madrid, a wine outlet offers discounts of up to 60% on a wide selection of wines and liquors, although it is little known among consumers.

This is the hurricane cycle: how they are born and why they are increasingly frequent in the Caribbean and the United States

Hurricanes form in the North Atlantic and the northeastern Pacific. Their cycle begins with warm waters that generate storms, which, as they strengthen, become hurricanes. The increase in their frequency in the Caribbean and the U.S. is related to climate change, which raises ocean temperatures and alters atmospheric patterns, intensifying and prolonging these storms.

When Will the Christmas Lights in Vigo Turn On This 2025? Date, Times, and News from 'the Christmas Capital'

The Christmas lights in Vigo, renowned for their spectacular illumination, generate great anticipation every year. The city, considered the "Christmas capital," is preparing new features for 2025 that promise to uphold its tradition and attract numerous visitors, highlighting specific dates and times for the official lighting ceremony.

Statues So Hated That They Receive Hundreds of Slaps and Kicks Every Day

A statue depicts a kneeling couple, heads bowed and hands tied, symbolizing their eternal humiliation for betrayal. This representation provokes strong reactions, making it the target of daily assaults such as slaps and kicks.

What if changing your idea of sex helped you improve menopause?

A study reveals that during menopause, masturbation—more than partner sex or penetration—helps improve health and the relationship with the body, suggesting a shift in the traditional conception of sex to face this stage.

'La Revuelta': The 8 Most Original Gifts from Spanish Celebrities to Broncano

Spanish celebrities surprised Broncano with eight unique and original gifts during 'La Revuelta', highlighting the creativity and affection behind each present.

15 photos of rare things in the human body that leave no one indifferent

The human body is amazing and unique, capable of fighting diseases and performing various activities. However, the most surprising things are the unusual features that some people have, which are both fascinating and unsettling at the same time.

The Almaraz Nuclear Power Plant, Inside

Reactor 2 of the Almaraz nuclear power plant will be shut down until November 8 to replace spent enriched uranium rods and for inspection and maintenance. Iberdrola, Endesa, and Naturgy, the plant's owners, are preparing a formal request to the Government to extend its operation.

Secrets These People Never Wanted to See on Their Partner’s Phone

A TikTok user asked their community to reveal the most disturbing secrets found on their partners’ phones, showing how phones are not only everyday tools but also portals to private life, revealing unexpected and unsettling details.

This device is both a tablet and an ebook reader: it has the TCL seal and is affordable

The TCL NXTPAPER 11 Plus is an affordable tablet with a paper-like display, combining tablet and ebook reader functions, offering premium features without having to wait for sales like Black Friday.

'Top' Headphones at a Bargain Price: With Noise Cancellation and for Only 50 Euros

These headphones offer good sound quality and noise cancellation at an affordable price of just 50 euros, ideal for those looking for quality without spending much.

This is the mattress you will actually want to buy online: it costs less than €100 and is viscoelastic

This viscoelastic mattress, available for under €100, offers great value for money in a generally expensive market. It is an affordable and comfortable option for those looking to shop online without spending much.

The Most Booked Tourist Activity Is in Seville: It’s Affordable and Necessary (Even If You Live There)

Seville stands out for its heritage, cultural, and gastronomic richness, making it the most booked tourist activity. Its accessible and essential offerings attract both visitors and local residents.

This is How Comando Vermelho Was Born, One of the Most Powerful Criminal Groups in Brazil and the Star of the Latest Operation in Rio

Comando Vermelho is a dominant criminal group in Brazil, primarily dedicated to drug and arms trafficking, with its base in Rio de Janeiro.

A police operation in Rio’s favelas leaves about 132 dead: residents recover 64 bodies and display them in a square

A police operation in Rio’s favelas mobilized 2,500 officers to carry out 100 arrests, resulting in approximately 132 dead. Residents recovered 64 bodies and exhibited them in a square as a form of protest.

These Are the Four Most Passionate Zodiac Signs

Fire signs in the zodiac stand out for their great passion in all aspects of their lives, constantly showing intensity and enthusiasm.

Vinícius apologizes to all Madrid fans and his teammates for his anger during the Clásico

Vinícius published a statement on social media apologizing to Madrid fans and his teammates for his anger after being substituted in the Clásico against FC Barcelona. The message does not mention Xabi Alonso, who was involved in the controversy.

Lilith Verstrynge speaks for the first time about her departure from Podemos: "The conspiracy theory was widespread"

Lilith Verstrynge revealed that since 2020 Podemos suffered from an "increasing internal paranoia," where conspiracy theories became common, a key factor in her decision to leave the party.

Nicaraguan Patricia Belli Awarded the 2025 Velázquez Prize for Plastic Arts

Patricia Belli was honored with the 2025 Velázquez Prize for Plastic Arts for her impact on Latin American art and her dedication to education in fragile contexts.

The Earth Reaches Critical Levels: On a "Dangerous Trajectory" Toward "Climate Chaos," According to a New Study

A study warns that the Earth is following a "dangerous trajectory" toward climate chaos. However, it highlights that renewable energies, such as solar and wind power, could cover up to 70% of the world’s electricity by 2050, offering a crucial path to mitigate the environmental crisis.

Application of AI to Detect Diseases Early and Reduce Procedures: Madrid's Goals in Digitalization

The Community of Madrid allocates 534 million euros for digitalization in its budget, 5.9% less than before, focusing on using AI for early disease detection and simplifying administrative procedures.

Did you know that not all provinces are represented in Seville's Plaza de España? These are the ones missing

Seville's Plaza de España is famous for its tiles depicting Spanish provinces, where visitors often take photos with their place of origin. However, not all provinces are included in this iconic monument.

The Most Unusual Sharks Face the Greatest Risk of Extinction in These Years

Great white and hammerhead sharks, essential superpredators at the top of the food chain, face an increasing risk of extinction due to current threats, endangering their key ecological role.

Hispanidad, Ballet, and the Valley of the Neanderthals will Boost Madrid as a Tourist Showcase

The Community of Madrid allocates 300.1 million euros in its budget for Culture, Tourism, and Sports, 0.8% less than the previous year, focusing on events such as Hispanidad, Ballet, and the Valley of the Neanderthals to promote the region as a tourist destination.

Maluma and Roselyn Sánchez will be the hosts for the new edition of the Latin Grammy Awards

Colombian singer Maluma and Puerto Rican actress Roselyn Sánchez will be the hosts of the Latin Grammy Awards gala, which will take place on November 13 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The Authors of 'Astérix in Lusitania' Visit Spain: "Today It Is Difficult to Make Humor, Society Is More Tense"

FabCaro and Didier Conrad, the current authors of Astérix, have set the Gauls' adventure in Portugal. During their visit to Spain, they emphasized the difficulty of making humor nowadays due to a more tense society.

Vinícius Jr. confirms romance rumors with Virginia Fonseca with romantic photos on social media

Vinícius Jr., Real Madrid player, confirmed his relationship with influencer Virginia Fonseca by sharing romantic photos together from a hotel in Monaco, dispelling rumors about their romance.

A truck carrying monkeys derails and the Police shoot them thinking they had diseases

A truck transporting monkeys derailed and, out of fear that they might be aggressive or carriers of diseases, the Police shot and killed all the monkeys except one, according to local authorities.

A cleaning expert reveals why your clothes come out stained and the temperature at which to set the washing machine

An expert reveals that stains on clothes are not caused by detergent, fabric softener, or washing mode, but by the incorrect temperature of the washing machine.

Flooded streets, residents rescued, transportation suspended... The rains hit Sevilla hard

The heavy rains in Sevilla have caused flooded streets, the suspension of transportation, and the rescue of several people trapped in their vehicles due to the floods.

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

20AM offers a comprehensive summary of the most relevant news to start the day informed. It covers topics of national and international current affairs, economy, politics, culture, and sports, providing clear analyses and key data so readers stay up to date with the most important information early on. Ideal for staying well informed quickly and accurately.

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

This article offers practical advice to optimize your personal budget, such as planning expenses, prioritizing needs, avoiding debt, and taking advantage of discounts. It also highlights the importance of consistent saving and expense control to achieve financial stability and meet economic goals.

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'Back to the Future' returns to cinemas 40 years later: these are the theaters in Spain where you can watch it

'Back to the Future', directed by Robert Zemeckis and starring Michael J. Fox, returns to cinemas in Spain on October 31st to celebrate its 40th anniversary.

Who is behind Mercadona’s prepared food? The company expands its factory

A family-owned company, responsible for Mercadona’s prepared food, continues to grow. Its factory is expanding to meet the demand of the supermarket led by Juan Roig, reflecting the success and confidence in its ready-to-eat products.

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

Helping to clear the table in restaurants indicates personality traits such as being detail-oriented, organized, and considerate, reflecting a proactive attitude and cooperation with the environment.

The Days of the Week When You Cannot Refuel Under Any Circumstance, According to an OCU Study

The OCU points out that there are specific days of the week when fuel prices in Spain are higher, recommending avoiding refueling on those days to save money, according to their annual analysis of gas station prices.

When Will the Christmas Lights Turn On in Vigo This 2025? Date, Times, and News from 'The Capital of Christmas'

The Christmas lights in Vigo, known for their spectacular illumination, are once again generating great excitement in 2025. The city maintains its reputation as "the capital of Christmas," with new dates and times for the lighting ceremony, attracting visitors and locals to enjoy its festive atmosphere.

Kylian Mbappé's Favorite Restaurant in Madrid: Specialized in Roasts and Meat Skewers

Kylian Mbappé enjoyed one of his first visits to Madrid at Dani García's restaurant, known for its roasts and meat skewers.

'Weapons', final explained: the director clarifies the metaphor, possible sequels, and adult selfishness

Director Zach Cregger explains the central metaphor of 'Weapons', discusses the meaning of its ending, and talks about the possibility of sequels. He also reflects on the adult selfishness portrayed in the film and how it affects the characters and the narrative.

Stop Using Deodorant Wrong: Three Everyday Habits That Reduce the Effectiveness of Deodorant

Using deodorant incorrectly can decrease its effectiveness. Some everyday habits, such as applying it on dirty or damp skin, using it right before exercising, or mixing it with other products, affect its performance. Knowing and avoiding these mistakes helps maintain the freshness and effectiveness of deodorant for longer.

X-ray of the Real Estate Crisis: Experts Predict Whether There Will Be a Drop in Housing Prices

Real estate experts analyze the causes of the growing tension in the market and offer their predictions about a possible decline in housing prices.

A Can of Chickpeas and Ready in 20 Minutes: Dani García’s Easy, Cheap, and Ideal Recipe for Autumn Dinners

Chef Dani García offers a simple and affordable recipe using a can of chickpeas, ready in 20 minutes. Perfect for autumn dinners, it combines flavor and practicality, showing how basic ingredients can create delicious dishes.

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 from January 1, the discount from the Intergenerational Equity Mechanism will be applied to payrolls, reducing them by up to 95 euros to strengthen the pension fund.

World Stroke Day: What Are the First Symptoms of This Episode and How to Act in a Case

A stroke requires urgent attention to prevent serious damage or disability. Recognizing its first symptoms and acting quickly is vital to improve prognosis and save lives.

Trump's critical minerals adviser to meet companies in Sydney on Friday, sources say

A senior adviser on critical minerals from former President Trump’s administration is scheduled to meet with Australian mining companies in Sydney on Friday. The meetings aim to discuss collaboration opportunities in critical mineral supply chains vital for technology and defense sectors. This visit underscores ongoing efforts to strengthen US-Australia cooperation in securing essential resources amid global competition.

China agrees to one-year rare earth export deal, issue 'settled' says Trump

China has agreed to a one-year deal on rare earth exports, resolving trade tensions with the U.S. President Trump declared the issue "settled," easing fears of supply disruptions in critical materials vital for technology and defense industries. The agreement aims to stabilize the market and improve bilateral trade relations.

Melissa kills 25 in Haiti, nearly 30 total as hurricane batters Caribbean

Hurricane Melissa has caused severe devastation in the Caribbean, killing 25 people in Haiti alone, with nearly 30 fatalities reported across the region. The storm battered multiple islands, leading to widespread damage, flooding, and power outages as residents cope with its aftermath. Emergency services are working to assist affected communities amid ongoing recovery efforts.

Oil prices edge lower as strong dollar weighs; eyes on Trump-Xi meeting

Oil prices dipped due to a stronger US dollar, which makes crude more expensive for holders of other currencies. Traders are closely watching the upcoming meeting between former President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping, hoping it may ease trade tensions and impact global oil demand. Market participants remain cautious amid geopolitical uncertainties and fluctuating economic data.

US court to decide pending motions in Citgo parent auction by end of Nov

A US court plans to rule on outstanding motions related to the auction of Citgo’s parent company by the end of November. The decisions will impact the ongoing legal and financial proceedings tied to the sale process, affecting stakeholders involved in the transaction.

Most Gulf central banks cut key rates by 25 basis points after Fed move

Following the Federal Reserve's rate cut, most Gulf central banks reduced their key interest rates by 25 basis points. This move aims to align with U.S. monetary policy, support economic growth, and manage inflation amid global uncertainties. The coordinated action reflects regional efforts to maintain financial stability and encourage investment.

Oil settles higher on large drop in US stockpiles, trade optimism

Oil prices rose as U.S. crude inventories saw a significant decline, signaling tightening supply. Positive developments in trade negotiations further boosted market sentiment, encouraging investment and speculation on stronger demand ahead. These factors combined to lift oil prices in the latest trading session.

China buys US soybean cargoes ahead of Trump-Xi meet, sources say

China has purchased several US soybean cargoes in advance of a planned meeting between President Trump and President Xi. This move signals a possible thaw in trade tensions as the two countries seek to ease their ongoing trade dispute. The purchases could pave the way for further negotiations and improved agricultural trade relations.

UK at risk of complete shutdown over carbon costs, Exxon warns

Exxon has warned that the UK faces a potential complete shutdown due to rising carbon costs. Increasing expenses linked to carbon emissions could severely impact industrial operations and energy production, threatening economic stability. The company urges urgent action to address carbon pricing to prevent widespread shutdowns and ensure sustainable energy and industrial activities in the UK.

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Tesla plans Cybercab’s Asia-Pacific debut in Shanghai at November expo

Tesla is set to unveil its Cybercab in the Asia-Pacific region for the first time at a November expo in Shanghai. This debut highlights Tesla’s expanding focus on innovative vehicle designs and its commitment to the growing Asian market. The event will showcase the Cybercab’s advanced features, marking a significant step in Tesla’s regional product lineup and strategic outreach.

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Volkswagen swings to 1.3-billion euro loss in Q3 on tariff, Porsche woes

Volkswagen reported a 1.3-billion euro loss in Q3, impacted by tariffs and challenges at Porsche. The automaker faced increased costs and supply chain issues, which combined with weaker demand, led to significant financial setbacks during the quarter.

Remy Cointreau cuts full year goals after worse-than-expected Q2 sales

Remy Cointreau lowered its full-year forecasts following weaker-than-expected sales in Q2. The French spirits maker cited challenging market conditions impacting demand, prompting a revision of growth targets despite efforts to boost performance. The company remains focused on long-term value creation but anticipates a slower recovery in the near term.

Lufthansa reports slightly stronger-than-expected Q3 earnings

Lufthansa announced Q3 earnings that surpassed analyst expectations, driven by increased passenger numbers and strong cargo demand. The airline noted improved revenue and operational performance despite ongoing challenges in the aviation sector, signaling a positive outlook for the remainder of the year.

Pluxee lowers 2026 outlook amid uncertain market environment, expects higher margins

Pluxee has reduced its financial forecast for 2026 due to market uncertainties. Nevertheless, the company expects to achieve higher profit margins by optimizing operations and emphasizing efficiency improvements despite the challenging conditions.

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Electrolux Q3 operating profit slightly above expectations

Electrolux reported a Q3 operating profit that modestly exceeded analysts' forecasts, driven by strong sales growth and efficient cost management. The company highlighted improved demand in key markets and maintained its full-year outlook despite ongoing supply challenges.

Market analysts react to Trump-Xi meeting

Market analysts responded cautiously to the Trump-Xi meeting, highlighting potential short-term volatility but expressing hope for progress in US-China trade relations. They noted that concrete policy changes remain uncertain, urging investors to watch for follow-up developments and official statements for clearer guidance on economic impacts.

South Korea Oct exports expected to fall amid trade uncertainties: Reuters Poll

South Korea's exports in October are forecasted to decline due to ongoing global trade uncertainties, weaker demand from major markets, and supply chain issues. The Reuters poll indicates a cautious outlook as the country faces challenges from economic slowdowns and geopolitical tensions affecting trade flows.

French economy grows 0.5% in third quarter, faster than expected

France's economy expanded by 0.5% in Q3, surpassing forecasts. Growth was driven by increased consumer spending and robust industrial output, signaling resilience despite global economic uncertainties. This performance boosts optimism about France's economic recovery and future prospects.

Federal shutdown could cost US economy up to $14 billion

A potential federal government shutdown may cost the US economy up to $14 billion, disrupting services and delaying payments. Economic growth could slow due to reduced consumer confidence and halted federal operations, impacting various sectors. Lawmakers face pressure to reach a funding agreement to avoid these financial and operational setbacks.

Fed delivers expected rate cut; Powell says December rate cut not assured

The Federal Reserve cut interest rates as anticipated but signaled uncertainty about another reduction in December. Chair Jerome Powell emphasized that future rate moves will depend on economic data and inflation trends, leaving the December decision open rather than confirmed.

Fed's Standing Repo Facility hits record high as policy meeting outcome looms

The Federal Reserve's Standing Repo Facility usage surged to a record high ahead of its policy meeting. This increase signals elevated demand for short-term cash, reflecting market stress and liquidity concerns. The Fed's upcoming decisions will be closely watched for impacts on monetary policy and efforts to stabilize financial markets.

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Pending Home Sales Stall, Falling Short of Expectations

Pending home sales declined in March, missing economists' forecasts. The National Association of Realtors reported a drop due to higher mortgage rates and limited housing inventory. This trend signals potential challenges for the housing market's recovery, as buyers remain cautious amid economic uncertainties.

Here’s why Goldman Sachs expects the Bank of England to cut rates in November

Goldman Sachs predicts the Bank of England will cut interest rates in November due to slowing UK economic growth, easing inflation pressures, and weakening wage growth. The bank expects this move will support the economy amid signs of lower inflation and reduced consumer spending, signaling that the central bank’s tightening cycle may be nearing its end.

UBS expects BoE to hold rates at 4% — will the central bank deliver?

UBS predicts the Bank of England will keep interest rates steady at 4% in its upcoming decision, anticipating a pause amid economic uncertainties and mixed inflation signals. The central bank faces a delicate balance between controlling inflation and supporting growth, making the forthcoming move closely watched by markets.

German manufacturers face rising supply bottlenecks for electronics - Ifo

German manufacturers are increasingly experiencing supply chain bottlenecks for electronic components, impacting production. The Ifo Institute reports that these disruptions are worsening due to global semiconductor shortages and logistical challenges, posing risks to the manufacturing sector's recovery and output stability.

ECB to hold rates even as weak trade threaten its 'good place'

The European Central Bank plans to maintain interest rates despite challenges from weak trade. The ECB feels it is in a "good place" but acknowledges that declining trade activity threatens economic stability. Policymakers aim to balance support for growth with controlling inflation amid uncertain global trade conditions.

BOJ Governor Ueda’s comments at news conference

Bank of Japan Governor Ueda emphasized steady economic recovery and maintained commitment to ultra-loose monetary policy despite rising global inflation. He highlighted domestic inflation staying near target and indicated cautious monitoring of risks like supply disruptions and geopolitical tensions. Ueda reassured continued support to sustain growth and price stability amid uncertain global conditions.

BOJ holds rates steady, keeps future hikes in view

The Bank of Japan maintained its current interest rates, signaling no immediate changes. However, it left the door open for future rate hikes depending on economic conditions and inflation trends, indicating a cautious approach amid uncertain global and domestic factors.

Yen weakens as BOJ stands pat on rates; investors indecisive after Trump-Xi meet

The Japanese yen weakened after the Bank of Japan kept interest rates unchanged, signaling a continued easy monetary policy. Investors remained cautious and indecisive following the meeting between U.S. President Trump and Chinese President Xi, awaiting clearer outcomes on trade and economic policies.

‘Amazing’ Trump-Xi meeting cools tensions

The recent meeting between Trump and Xi was hailed as “amazing,” significantly easing trade tensions between the U.S. and China. Both leaders expressed willingness to cooperate on economic and diplomatic fronts, signaling a positive shift in bilateral relations. The talks focused on trade imbalances and intellectual property rights, aiming to resolve ongoing disputes and promote stability in global markets.

Trump sees US-China trade deal 'pretty soon' after 'amazing' meeting with Xi

Former President Trump expressed optimism about a US-China trade agreement following a positive meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping. He described the encounter as "amazing" and indicated that a deal could be reached "pretty soon," highlighting prospects for improved trade relations between the two countries.

Asia FX sentiment brightens as dollar softens, peso bets most bullish in a year: Reuters poll

A Reuters poll shows improving sentiment for Asian currencies as the U.S. dollar softens. The Philippine peso is the most bullish in a year, driven by expectations of stronger economic growth and stable monetary policy. Traders are optimistic about Asian FX prospects amid easing inflation and reduced interest rate hikes, signaling a positive outlook for regional currencies.

An October to remember for bruised global bond markets

October was a challenging month for global bond markets, marked by high volatility and significant losses. Investors grappled with rising interest rates, persistent inflation concerns, and geopolitical tensions. Central banks' hawkish stances further pressured yields, leading to a tough environment for fixed-income assets. Despite challenges, some segments showed resilience, highlighting the need for strategic adjustments amid ongoing economic uncertainty.

Hong Kong Monetary Authority cuts interest rate tracking Fed move, banks follow

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority has lowered its base rate to align with the US Federal Reserve's recent interest rate cut. Following this move, major local banks have also reduced their prime lending rates. This marks a coordinated effort to ease borrowing costs amid changing global economic conditions.

Investors react to BOJ’s decision to hold rates

The Bank of Japan opted to maintain its current interest rates, signaling ongoing economic caution. Investors responded with mixed reactions; some anticipated rate hikes to curb inflation, while others welcomed the stability amid global uncertainties. The decision reflects BOJ's focus on supporting economic recovery, balancing inflation control with growth concerns. Markets showed moderate volatility following the announcement.

Bitcoin price today: falls to 110k after Trump-Xi meeting, Fed caution weighs

Bitcoin’s price dropped to 110k following the Trump-Xi meeting and cautious remarks from the Federal Reserve. Market uncertainty increased as global political tensions and potential shifts in monetary policy influenced investor confidence, leading to a notable decline in cryptocurrency value.

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Everstake Partners with Colossus Digital to Deliver Custody-Controlled Staking for Institutions

Everstake has partnered with Colossus Digital to offer custody-controlled staking solutions tailored for institutional investors. This collaboration aims to enhance security and compliance while providing seamless staking services, allowing institutions to maximize their crypto asset yields with reduced risks and improved control over their digital assets.

Acre Launches V2 Platform, Enabling Bitcoin Holders to Earn 14% APY (est.) from Self-Custody

Acre has introduced its V2 platform, allowing Bitcoin holders to earn an estimated 14% APY while maintaining self-custody of their assets. The platform aims to provide secure, high-yield opportunities without sacrificing control or security of Bitcoin holdings.

Tokinvest and Singularry SuperApp Partner to Make Regulated Real-World Asset Investing Accessible to Everyone

Tokinvest and Singularry SuperApp have partnered to provide easy access to regulated real-world asset investing. This collaboration aims to democratize investment opportunities by integrating Tokinvest's platform with Singularry’s user-friendly super app, enabling users to invest in diverse assets securely and conveniently. The partnership supports financial inclusion and expands investment options for a broader audience.

MEDIROM adopts cryptocurrency treasury strategy, holds 6,840 WLD tokens

MEDIROM has integrated a cryptocurrency treasury approach, acquiring 6,840 WLD tokens. This move reflects the company’s strategy to diversify its assets and leverage digital currencies for financial growth and stability. The adoption underscores increased corporate interest in crypto holdings as part of treasury management.

Accountable Raises $7.5M Led by Pantera Capital to Set New Standard for Real-Time Financial Verification

Accountable secured $7.5 million in a funding round led by Pantera Capital to advance its platform for real-time financial verification. The startup aims to revolutionize how businesses authenticate financial data instantly, enhancing accuracy and trust in transactions. This investment will support product development and market expansion, positioning Accountable as a key player in financial technology innovation.

Chaince Securities advises SKK Holdings on digital asset strategy

Chaince Securities has been engaged by SKK Holdings to develop a comprehensive digital asset strategy. This collaboration aims to enhance SKK Holdings' presence in the digital finance sector, leveraging Chaince's expertise in cryptocurrency and blockchain technologies to optimize investment opportunities and manage risks effectively.

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Silo Pharma selects Alphaledger T12 fund for blockchain asset investments

Silo Pharma has chosen the Alphaledger T12 Fund to manage its blockchain asset investments. This strategic move aims to enhance Silo Pharma’s portfolio diversification and leverage emerging opportunities in the blockchain sector, positioning the company for growth in digital asset markets.

SAIL Q2 FY'26 presentation: Revenue up 8%, PAT surges 32% amid debt reduction

Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL) reported an 8% increase in revenue for Q2 FY'26, alongside a 32% rise in Profit After Tax (PAT). The company also achieved significant debt reduction, strengthening its financial position amidst improving operational efficiency and market demand.

Virgin Media O2 in talks to buy Netomnia for £2 billion - report

Virgin Media O2 is reportedly in discussions to acquire Netomnia, a fiber broadband provider, for around £2 billion. The deal aims to bolster Virgin Media O2's fiber network expansion and enhance its competitive position in the UK broadband market. The acquisition would accelerate rollout efforts amid growing demand for high-speed internet services.

Cathie Wood's ARK ETFs buy DraftKings, Pacific Biosciences stock

Cathie Wood's ARK ETFs added shares of DraftKings and Pacific Biosciences to their portfolios, reflecting Wood's confidence in these growth-oriented companies. The purchases align with ARK's focus on innovative technology and biotech sectors, aiming to capitalize on emerging market trends and potential long-term gains.

KLA Q1 FY2026 slides: revenue up 13% YoY, maintains strong margins amid chip sector growth

KLA reported a 13% year-over-year revenue increase in Q1 FY2026, driven by strong demand in the semiconductor industry. The company maintained robust profit margins despite market challenges, benefiting from growth in chip manufacturing and technology investments. Outlook remains positive as KLA continues to capitalize on expanding chip sector opportunities.

Tetragon Financial Group declares $0.11 quarterly dividend

Tetragon Financial Group announced a quarterly dividend of $0.11 per share. The dividend reflects the company's ongoing commitment to returning value to shareholders. Payment and record dates were not specified in the announcement.

Nokia insider Martikainen sells shares worth over €270,000

Nokia insider Martikainen has sold shares valued at over €270,000. The transaction reflects ongoing portfolio adjustments by company executives amid current market conditions. Details on the reasons behind the sale were not disclosed.

Nokia's Tommi Uitto sells over 57,000 shares for €364,000

Nokia's Executive Vice President Tommi Uitto sold more than 57,000 shares, generating approximately €364,000. The sale highlights insider transactions amid the company’s ongoing business activities and market presence, reflecting strategic financial moves by senior management.

White Rose Master Issuer updates mortgage-backed note programme

White Rose Master Issuer has announced updates to its mortgage-backed note programme, aiming to enhance flexibility and efficiency in issuing notes. The changes are expected to improve the management and structuring of mortgage-backed securities, benefiting investors and stakeholders in the housing finance market. Specific details on the amendments were not disclosed.

Court sanctions Pandox-Eiendomsspar acquisition of Dalata Hotel Group

A court has approved the acquisition of Dalata Hotel Group by property firms Pandox and Eiendomsspar. This sanction clears the way for the firms to proceed with their joint takeover, aimed at expanding their presence in the hospitality sector. The decision follows regulatory reviews ensuring market competition will not be adversely affected.

HSBC publishes base prospectus supplement for debt program

HSBC has released a base prospectus supplement relating to its debt issuance program. This update provides additional information on the terms, conditions, and features of the debt securities to be offered under the program, aiming to enhance transparency and comply with regulatory requirements. The supplement supports HSBC’s ongoing efforts to raise capital efficiently in international markets.