News Summary - 11/21/2025

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Zelensky ready for 'honest work' with US to end Ukraine war

Kyiv has expressed its willingness to collaborate on a US-backed draft peace plan designed to end the conflict with Russia, signaling openness to constructive negotiations.

Trump Calls Democrats' Message to Troops Seditious Behavior, Punishable by Death

Trump condemned a group of Democrats for encouraging US military personnel to refuse unlawful orders, labeling their message as seditious behavior that he claims should be punishable by death.

At least 41 dead as relentless rains flood Vietnam

Heavy rains have caused severe flooding in Vietnam, particularly affecting the coastal cities of Hoi An and Nha Trang, as well as a major coffee-producing region. The floods have resulted in at least 41 deaths, highlighting the destructive impact of the relentless downpours on these areas.

Mexico's Fatima Bosch, who walked out on organisers, crowned Miss Universe

Fatima Bosch of Mexico, who gained attention for walking out of a pre-pageant event after a confrontation with an organiser, was ultimately crowned Miss Universe, highlighting her resilience amid controversy.

South African women call for purple protest over gender violence

In the first quarter of the year, nearly 1,000 women were raped and 137 murdered in South Africa, prompting women to call for a purple protest to raise awareness and demand action against gender-based violence.

Streaming platform Twitch added to Australia's teen social media ban

Twitch has been added to Australia’s upcoming social media ban for teens, joining platforms like Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and Snapchat. The ban is set to begin next month and aims to restrict teen access to these sites.

Frida Kahlo self-portrait sells for $55m, sets auction record for a female artist

Frida Kahlo's self-portrait sold for $55 million, setting a new auction record for a female artist and surpassing the previous record for any portrait by the Mexican painter.

Bush lauds Dick Cheney as a 'thinker and listener' at funeral

Dick Cheney, former Vice President, died at 84 due to pneumonia and heart-related issues. At his funeral, George W. Bush praised him as a thoughtful and attentive leader.

COP30 climate talks evacuated after fire breaks out

Thousands attending the UN climate talks in Brazil were evacuated after a fire broke out, disrupting the event. Emergency services responded quickly, ensuring the safety of participants as organizers assessed the situation.

Trump signs bill ordering US Justice Department to release Epstein files

President Trump signed a bill requiring the US Justice Department to release all Jeffrey Epstein-related files within 30 days in a searchable format, aiming for greater transparency in the investigation.

More than 250 arrested in Charlotte as US immigration crackdown escalates

Over 250 people were arrested in Charlotte amid a heightened US immigration crackdown. Democratic leaders in the city criticize border agents, accusing them of "stoking fear" among the community. The arrests reflect escalating federal enforcement efforts targeting immigration violations in the area.

Spain's Attorney General Convicted in Controversial Leak Case

Álvaro García Ortiz has been convicted and suspended from his position as Spain's attorney general for two years. He has also been ordered to pay €10,000 in compensation related to a controversial leak case.

Israeli strikes across Gaza kill 25 Palestinians, health ministry says

The Israeli military conducted strikes on multiple Hamas targets in Gaza following gunfire at soldiers, breaching the five-week ceasefire. The health ministry reports that 25 Palestinians were killed in these attacks.

Nigerian separatist leader sentenced to life for terrorism

Nnamdi Kanu, leader of a separatist movement in southeast Nigeria, was sentenced to life imprisonment after being found guilty of inciting violence during his campaign for an independent state.

Paris court blocks auction of earliest-known calculator

A Paris court has prevented the export of La Pascaline, the earliest-known calculator dating back 400 years, from France, halting its auction abroad.

Cuter and closer: Raccoons may be on their way to becoming America's next pet

Researchers have found that raccoons are exhibiting shorter snout lengths, a trait linked to early domestication. This change suggests raccoons may be gradually adapting to living closer to humans, potentially becoming a new popular pet in America.

India's delayed action plan raises eyebrows at COP30 climate summit

India claims to have met a major goal from its prior climate action plan, yet critics argue that the country must accelerate efforts and implement stronger measures to address climate change effectively.

Australia is banning social media for kids under 16. How will it work?

Australia plans a world-first law to ban social media use for children under 16, aiming to reduce online risks. The move targets protecting young users but has faced criticism and challenges regarding its implementation and impacts.

Ukrainian Teen Saboteurs Recruited on Telegram to Attack Their Own Country

According to the Ukrainian government, Russia is using Telegram to recruit Ukrainian children and teenagers to carry out sabotage and bombings within Ukraine.

What do we know about the Epstein files?

US President Donald Trump has approved a bill mandating the release of investigation materials related to Jeffrey Epstein, the late convicted sex offender. This move aims to increase transparency surrounding the case.

Hasina’s conviction for crimes against humanity is testing India-Bangladesh ties

India is grappling with strained relations with Bangladesh following Sheikh Hasina’s conviction for crimes against humanity. This development complicates the diplomatic and strategic partnership between the neighboring countries, posing challenges to their longstanding cooperation and regional stability.

I won't be silenced, says French anti-drugs activist after murders of two brothers

Amine Kessaci vows to continue his fight against drug gangs controlling Marseille following the violent killings of his two brothers. Despite the dangers, he feels compelled to stand up against the rampant gang violence in the city.

The contradiction at the heart of the trillion-dollar AI race

The AI industry's rapid growth sparks debate over its true value, raising concerns about a potential bubble. While investments soar, questions remain whether AI advancements justify the hype or if the market is headed for a crash.

BBC visits US-led Gaza ceasefire monitoring centre in Israel

The Civil-Military Coordination Centre (CMCC) in Israel hosts soldiers from over 20 countries, along with diplomats and aid workers. It plays a key role in monitoring ceasefire efforts between conflicting parties in Gaza.

'Huge columns of smoke': BBC at the scene of fire at COP30

Climate Editor Justin Rowlatt reported from the UN climate talks in Brazil when a fire broke out, producing huge columns of smoke that disrupted the event. Emergency response efforts were underway as the incident unfolded during COP30.

Watch: Chadwick Boseman posthumously honoured with Hollywood star

Chadwick Boseman, who died in 2020 after a private battle with cancer, was posthumously honored with a Hollywood Walk of Fame star in recognition of his iconic role as Marvel’s Black Panther.

Watch: Indonesia's Semeru volcano spews giant ash clouds as it erupts

Mount Semeru, Java Island's tallest volcano, erupted, sending massive ash clouds that covered nearby bridges and surrounding areas, impacting the local environment.

Japan's largest urban fire in decades rips through 170 buildings

A massive fire in Oita, Kyushu, destroyed 170 buildings and resulted in one fatality, marking one of Japan's largest urban fires in decades, according to local media.

The Constitutional Court, the possible path for García Ortiz to try to annul the Supreme Court's sentence as happened with the ERE case

The ruling of the Second Chamber of the Supreme Court admits no further appeals, except for a possible request for protection before the Constitutional Court, which could be the route that García Ortiz uses to try to annul his conviction, similar to the ERE case.

A Historic Sentence in Spain: How It Came to Be That an Attorney General Has Been Convicted and Disqualified by the Justice System

The Supreme Court's Appeals Chamber supported prosecuting Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz for revealing secrets related to Alberto González Amador's boyfriend, partner of Isabel Díaz Ayuso. He will be the first Attorney General to be tried and convicted, marking a milestone in Spanish justice.

Conviction of Attorney General García Ortiz Live | Latest News and Reactions to the Sentence for Revealing Secrets about Ayuso’s Boyfriend

Attorney General García Ortiz has been convicted for revealing secrets related to Ayuso’s boyfriend. Live details are provided about the sentence and the reactions the news has generated. The conviction marks a significant event in Spanish justice and politics.

Five answers about the sentence against García Ortiz and the evidence considered by the Supreme Court to decide to disqualify him

The Supreme Court has sentenced Attorney General García Ortiz to two years of disqualification, a fine of 7,300 euros, and a compensation of 10,000 euros to Ayuso’s partner, based on various pieces of evidence analyzed to justify the sanction.

The Pardons

The Supreme Court has found García Ortiz guilty, who will cease to be Attorney General of the State. Despite the conviction, the Government publicly thanked him for the services he provided.

The partners close ranks with Sánchez after García Ortiz’s setback, except for Junts who walk a tightrope to criticize both PSOE and PP

While Sánchez’s partners support the president following García Ortiz’s blow, Junts harshly criticizes the institutionalized corruption in Spain, pointing to both PSOE and PP. Junts’ spokesperson stated that justice is perceived as unfair when it affects the PSOE, demonstrating a critical and ambivalent stance toward both the Government and the opposition.

Brazil's COP30 reaches its official closing date without an agreement to end oil and gas use or finance climate damage

Around 80 countries, including Spain, support a timeline to eliminate the use of oil and gas, but nations such as China, India, and Saudi Arabia oppose it. Environmentalists criticize the possibility of COP30 allowing different paces among countries in their energy transition, as the conference concludes without a definitive agreement on decarbonization and climate finance.

García Ortiz, from gaining a reputation with the Prestige to becoming the first Attorney General convicted in history

García Ortiz will be disqualified for two years following the Supreme Court ruling that convicts him of revealing secrets related to Ayuso's boyfriend. This is the first time an Attorney General has received a conviction of this kind.

This is the 'Trump plan' that Zelenski has on his desk: ceding the Donbas, Russian withdrawal from two provinces... and military cuts for Kiev

Zelenski refuses to cede territory, while in Brussels they emphasize that any agreement must have the approval of Ukraine and Europe, rejecting solutions decided without their participation.

Is a tsunami really possible in Cádiz? These are the scientific facts behind Thursday’s massive drill

The Gulf of Cádiz has a high risk of tsunamis, as evidenced by the one that occurred in 1755. Science supports conducting large-scale drills to prepare the population for a potential tsunami in the region.

Half of Spain turns white from the snow of the Arctic wave, which puts eleven autonomous communities on alert from this Friday

Eleven autonomous communities are on alert due to the Arctic wave. Asturias, Cantabria, Castilla y León, Navarra, the Basque Country, Aragón, Catalonia, and La Rioja due to snow; the Balearic Islands due to storms; Murcia and the Valencian Community due to winds and waves.

Latest snow updates today in Spain, live | Eleven provinces at risk due to snow: affected roads rise to 29

Aemet has issued alerts for snowfalls and a sharp drop in temperatures, with highs below 10 degrees. Currently, 11 provinces are at risk and 29 roads remain affected by the snow.

The Mediterranean fleet rushes for a solution with Brussels to save the holiday season and get fish to the tables

The European Commission is awaiting a new scientific report before extending fishing days for 570 trawler vessels in the Mediterranean, despite criticism from the sector pointing to two already existing favorable studies.

The Ex-Boyfriend of a Spanish Nurse Murdered in Brussels Admits to Killing Her: "It Was an Obsession"

The trial in Brussels against César A. C., the ex-boyfriend of a Spanish nurse, began with his confession to having killed her, describing the crime as the result of an obsession.

Dani Güiza harshly criticizes Vinícius alongside Josep Pedrerol: "I would kick him out, he stains the badge"

Former striker Dani Güiza visited 'El Cafelito' with Josep Pedrerol and strongly criticized Vinícius, stating that he should be removed from the team for "staining the badge," expressing his dissatisfaction with his attitude and performance.

Susanna Griso marries Luis Enríquez after just over half a year of dating

According to 'Semana', Susanna Griso will marry Luis Enríquez on July 25th in the Costa Brava, after a little more than six months of dating.

Susanna Griso reveals how she feels about her recent engagement: "The excitement for love never fades"

Susanna Griso shared how it felt to receive her engagement ring and expressed that the excitement for love never disappears, showing her happiness and hope in this new chapter.

Ready to Light Up Christmas from Cibeles: 13 Firs and Figures Across Madrid

The Christmas lighting at Cibeles will kick off the celebrations with 7,134 string lights and 126 illuminated cherry trees spread throughout Madrid, in addition to 13 fir trees and Christmas figures across the city.

"Many promotions do not represent a real discount": this is how you can avoid scams during 'Black Friday'

During Black Friday 2025, only 30% of products had a real discount, according to a study by OCU, warning about misleading promotions and frequent scams on this day of sales.

Marta Sánchez recounts the fear she experienced during an earthquake in Los Angeles: "I got down on the floor and prayed"

Singer Marta Sánchez visited Pablo Motos' show to present her new album '40 Years 1985-2025' and shared the frightening experience she went through during an earthquake in Los Angeles, where she got down on the floor and prayed.

Alejandro Sanz's 'burn' to David Broncano on 'La Revuelta': "You’re not invited because you’re not an artist"

Alejandro Sanz visited the show La Revuelta on La 1 to present his new album, '¿Y ahora qué +?'. During the interview, the singer made an unexpected remark to David Broncano, saying that he was not invited because "you’re not an artist."

Montserrat Estaca (DGT), on the V16 Beacons: "We Admit Our Mistakes, We Haven't Done the Job Well"

Montserrat Estaca, Head of the Telematics Area at the DGT, admitted errors in promoting the V16 beacons, whose mandatory connection will begin on January 1, 2026. She acknowledged that adequate work was not done to inform and prepare the public about these emergency lights.

We Know from Within the Harvesting of the Saffron Flower: La Mancha’s Lilac Treasure and Its Fleeting Life

The harvesting of the saffron flower in La Mancha is an intense and brief task, where lilac fields fill with activity to collect this valuable product. The flower, delicate and short-lived, requires a quick and expert harvest to preserve its quality and flavor, reflecting the local tradition and effort in this precious agricultural endeavor.

When Pregnancy Goes Unnoticed Until Delivery: Exceptional Factors and Risks of Cryptic Pregnancy

Cryptic pregnancy occurs when a woman is unaware of her pregnancy until childbirth, even in cases where she uses hormonal contraceptives. This phenomenon presents exceptional factors and risks that complicate its detection and medical management.

Two-year-old girl dies after a wall falls on her on a rooftop in Fuente Palmera

A two-year-old girl died in Fuente Palmera after a wall fell on her on a rooftop. A family member alerted emergency services, who could only confirm her death.

Buenafuente's Reflection on the Anniversary of Franco's Death: "We Are on the Road to Dictatorship"

The comedian Buenafuente criticized on 'Futuro Imperfecto' that nearly 20% of young Spaniards view the Franco dictatorship positively, warning about a possible regression towards dictatorship in Spain.

The Popular Jury Finds the Main Defendant Guilty of the Triple Murder in Chiloeches

The jury found the main defendant guilty of the triple murder in Chiloeches and also found the ex-boyfriend of the murdered daughter guilty of cooperation in robbery with violence.

Makhachev dethrones Topuria: he is now the new king of the UFC

Islam Makhachev was crowned welterweight champion after defeating Jack Della Maddalena at UFC 322. With this victory, he returns to the top of the pound-for-pound rankings, establishing himself as the new king of the UFC.

Lucía and Hugo Are No Longer the Favorite Names for Babies in Spain: Check Which Are the Most Used

Sofía and Mateo have surpassed Lucía and Hugo as the most popular names for newborns in Spain, reflecting a shift in preferences for baby names.

A U.S. judge rules that the deployment of the National Guard in Washington is illegal

A U.S. judge ordered that the National Guard troops deployed in Washington be withdrawn before December 11, declaring their presence in the city illegal.

Sánchez calls to defend democracy "with courage" against those who believe they have the "prerogative to oversee and silence it"

During the presentation in Congress of the series 'Anatomy of a Moment,' based on Javier Cercas's book, Sánchez called to defend democracy bravely against those who try to control and silence it, coinciding with the recent conviction of the Attorney General.

The History of Social Change in Spain After Franco's Death, in the Words of Its Protagonists: "The Best Thing Was the Ability to Reach Agreement"

Protagonists of the Spanish transition emphasize that the greatest achievement after Franco’s death was the ability to reach agreements among different political forces. This consensus allowed for a peaceful social and political change that laid the foundations of the current democracy in Spain.

The King Commemorates 50 Years of Monarchy This Friday Without the Former King and with Vox and Sánchez's Allies Boycotting

King Felipe VI will preside over events at the Royal Palace and the Congress to commemorate 50 years of the monarchy, without the presence of his father, the former king, nor the attendance of Vox and some parliamentary allies of President Sánchez.

Miguel Ángel Aguilar: "Not Even Franco's Worst Enemy Would Have Designed Such a Cruel and Painful Death for Him"

Miguel Ángel Aguilar, a journalist persecuted during Franco's dictatorship for his critical writings, recalls the harsh censorship he faced while covering events such as Franco's death and political executions. He now freely reflects on the dictator's prolonged, cruel agony, highlighting the unique suffering and repression experienced under the regime.

Getting an Inside Look at the Saffron Flower Harvest: La Mancha’s Purple Treasure and Its Ephemeral Life

The saffron harvest in La Mancha feels like a race against time across purple fields. The flower, with a very brief lifespan, requires a swift and careful picking to preserve its valuable aroma and color, symbolizing an agricultural and cultural treasure of the region.

Antonio Maíllo will be the candidate of the Por Andalucía alliance in the regional elections after IU bypassed its own primaries

Antonio Maíllo, leader of IU, unexpectedly assumed the leadership of the Por Andalucía coalition, which includes Sumar and Iniciativa del Pueblo Andaluz, displacing the initially chosen candidate, Ernesto Alba.

Fourteen Tons of Cocaine Seized at Colombia's Main Pacific Port: "Not a Single Death"

The president of Colombia criticized Operation Southern Spear, led by the U.S. to combat drug trafficking in Latin America, amid an operation that allowed the seizure of fourteen tons of cocaine at Colombia's main Pacific port, emphasizing that there were no fatalities.

The Tax Blow to Pension Plans Will Cause a Drop of More than 12.5 Billion in Contributions Over Five Years

Contributions to pension plans will fall by more than 12.5 billion over five years due to the fiscal reform, taking as a reference the 4.3 billion of 2020, the best year since 2007 before the changes.

Spain's Feat in the Davis Cup: Advances to the Semifinals After a Magical Comeback Against the Czech Republic

Spain overcame an initial defeat by Carreño against Lehecka and secured qualification to the Davis Cup semifinals thanks to victories by Munar and the duo Pedro Martínez and Marcel Granollers, thus ensuring a magical comeback against the Czech Republic.

The White House justifies Trump calling a journalist a "piglet": "The president is very honest"

The U.S. Government spokesperson defended Trump after he called a journalist a "piglet," arguing that the president gets frustrated with the media when they lie about him and is very honest in the way he expresses himself.

A 67-year-old man dies after his vehicle falls into the sea in Menorca

A 67-year-old man was rescued by firefighters inside his vehicle after it fell into the sea in Menorca. The victim was in cardiopulmonary arrest and passed away.

Scare in Madrid due to collision between two buses at the Manuel Becerra roundabout

Two buses, from lines SE6 and 156, collided at the Manuel Becerra roundabout in Madrid. The crash occurred when the bus from line 156 was ending its route, causing alarm but with no details about injuries.

Nine out of ten young people feel lonely without wanting to, and concern about external appearance soars

The 'Youth, Health, and Well-being Barometer 2025' reveals that 54.7% of young people have experienced mental health problems in the past year, double the figure from 2017. Although there is a slight improvement, youth mental health has not returned to pre-pandemic levels. Furthermore, nine out of ten young people feel unwanted loneliness, and concern about external appearance is increasing.

Sandbox Madrid opens the city as a testing environment for innovation

Sandbox Madrid, an initiative of the City Council, offers entrepreneurs and companies a safe space within the city to test ideas and collect data under real conditions, driving urban innovation.

Alfa Romeo renews the Tonale: the evolution of the SUV that redefines the pleasure of driving

The new Alfa Romeo Tonale stands out for its sporty essence, incorporates more advanced technology, a more refined design, and a typically Italian driving experience.

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

Chris Martin made a sarcastic comment about the incident on the 'kisscam' where Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot, CEO and HR director of Astronomer, were caught being unfaithful to their partners, advising to make the most of adversity with a positive attitude.

This painting by Frida Kahlo, after its auction, is the most expensive work sold by a woman

Frida Kahlo has surpassed Georgia O'Keeffe with the sale of her work at auction, making it the most expensive painting sold by a woman, breaking the previous record held by the work Jimson 'Weed/White Flower No 1'.

New Details About the Breakup of the Javis: "Calvo Is the One Who Is Suffering the Most"

Anna Gurguí and Pedro Jota Fernández reveal in the podcast 'En todas las salsas' new details about the breakup of the Javis, highlighting that Javier Calvo is the one who is suffering the most emotionally after the separation.

Researchers Discover that a Porcine Coronavirus Uses an Unexpected Pathway to Enter Cells

The study reveals how a porcine coronavirus employs an unexpected cellular route for entry, providing key data on viral evolution and infection mechanisms, which are essential for preventing future pandemics.

Rapper Morad Arrested for Violating a Restraining Order

Morad was arrested after parking his car right at the limit set by a restraining order, thereby violating it, according to police sources.

"The largest" tsunami drill in Spain's history successfully concludes in Cádiz, involving 20,000 people

The largest tsunami drill in Spain concluded successfully in Cádiz, involving 20,000 people. It began at 10:14 with the mass activation of the ES-Alert message on mobile phones to warn the coastal population, improving emergency preparedness.

A city submerged in seconds: this is how Cádiz would look if a tsunami struck, according to a simulation

In 1755, a tsunami generated by the Lisbon earthquake caused giant waves that devastated the coasts of Cádiz and Huelva. A recent simulation shows how a similar event could quickly submerge Cádiz, highlighting the city's vulnerability to potential future tsunamis.

Edu Recommends: The Best Home Products I Have Bought on AliExpress

AliExpress offers thousands of home products, but not all are practical. Edu shares his personal selection of the best items he has purchased and recommends them for their usefulness and quality.

Expansion and a More VIP Product: Liberty's Plan to Make MotoGP Another 'Big Circus'

Liberty, led by Derek Chang, presents to its investors a plan to replicate the successful Formula 1 model in MotoGP, aiming to increase profitability through expansion and offering a more VIP product.

The Best TV Series Episodes: 30 Years That Changed Television History

We review the iconic TV series episodes from 1995 to 2025 that transformed television, highlighting their originality, ambition, and the increasing competition in the industry.

We’ve picked these mini bags because they will be the trend this fall: 'shopper' and 'bucket'

Mini bags will be the key trend this fall, with shopper and bucket styles standing out as the favorites to complement any look.

The illness that led Franco to an agonizing death

Franco officially died from cardiorespiratory arrest and multiple organ failure, which were the consequences of a complex clinical condition full of complications that led to his agonizing death.

This is Hull 096, the world's largest electric ferry with more than 5,000 lithium batteries

Hull 096 is a giant electric ferry equipped with more than 5,000 lithium batteries, designed as a floating laboratory to collect data that promotes cleaner, quieter, and more environmentally sustainable maritime transportation.

One of the Hidden Jewels of the Canary Islands: This is the Valley of the Thousand Palm Trees

The Valley of the Thousand Palm Trees, in the north of Lanzarote, is a natural oasis that fascinates adventurers who venture into it, standing out as a hidden gem in the Canary Islands.

The Ultimate Tricks to Keep Meat Tender and Juicy in the Air Fryer

The air fryer makes it easy to cook tender and juicy meat using specific techniques. Adjusting cooking times, temperature, and using appropriate marinades are key to improving texture and flavor, achieving delicious results in a practical and quick way.

Behind the Wheel of the BYD Atto 2 DM-i: Zero Emissions Label and 1,000 km Range at a Knockdown Price

The BYD Atto 2 DM-i presents itself as a logical and comprehensive option in its segment, standing out for its Zero Emissions label, a range close to 1,000 km, and a very competitive price, establishing itself as an attractive alternative in the current market.

Winter Arrives Early: The Images Left by Snow and Polar Cold in Spain

The Directorate General of Civil Protection and Emergencies and Aemet have issued warnings of a sharp drop in temperatures, with highs below 10 degrees across much of the peninsula. Widespread snowfall in the northern third is causing snow-covered landscapes and road closures.

A universal child-rearing benefit of 100 euros per month would lift 270,000 children out of poverty in Spain

A UNICEF report highlights that a universal aid of 100 euros per month per child would significantly reduce child poverty in Spain, which affects 29% of children, the highest rate in Europe. This benefit would have the greatest impact in combating child poverty in the country.

The project to connect Madrid and Barcelona by AVE in two hours starts in 2026, with the Lleida branch or Parla station expected in the next decade

The Ministry of Transport has begun the tender process for two feasibility studies on the AVE Madrid-Barcelona connection in two hours, with an estimated duration of around three years. The main construction will start in 2026, while improvements on the line to increase speed could begin in the coming months. The Lleida branch and Parla station are planned for the next decade.

Puente sets the AVE connection between Barcelona and Valencia for 2027

Minister Puente confirms that the AVE connection between Barcelona and Valencia will be ready by 2027. Additionally, work is underway to advance the construction without interrupting railway traffic, thus ensuring continuous progress and uninterrupted service.

The detainee in Melilla for jihadism released following a police operation

The detainee in Melilla for jihadism, accused of glorification, self-radicalization, and radicalization of others, has been released following a police operation.

Seven years in prison requested for a man accused of having sexual relations with a 13-year-old girl

The Prosecutor's Office requests seven years in prison for a man accused of having sexual relations with a 13-year-old girl, as well as a 14-year ban on working in professions involving direct contact with minors.

Boost to 34 Leading Biomedical Projects

The "la Caixa" Foundation is funding 34 biomedical research projects in Spain and Portugal, with the aim of addressing and solving current health challenges.

Georgina Rodríguez Wears a Historic Oscar Dress to Dine with Donald Trump at the White House

Georgina Rodríguez visited the White House wearing the dress Hilary Swank wore in 2005 to receive her Oscar, during a dinner with Donald Trump.

Approved by the Tax Agency: these are the companies and self-employed workers who are not required to use Verifactu

Some companies and self-employed workers will have to adapt their invoicing to the Verifactu system, but the Tax Agency has approved exceptions that exempt them from this obligation.

Prime Video now has new free TV channels that you can watch without having a subscription

Prime Video offers new TV channels that can be watched without the need for a subscription, providing more free content to its users.

Neither Cream nor Risotto: An Easy and Affordable Meal Prep Idea Using a Seasonal Ingredient

An easy and affordable recipe that uses sweet potato, a seasonal ingredient, to prepare a practical meal prep dish without resorting to creams or risotto, ideal for nutritious and flavorful meals.

The Origin of the Kiss Dates Back 21 Million Years: A Study Indicates That Our Ancestors Also Kissed

A study led by Dr. Matilda Brindle takes a broad evolutionary perspective to analyze the kiss, concluding that the act of kissing may have originated 21 million years ago, suggesting that our ancestors also practiced this affectionate behavior.

Trump Announces New Oil Drilling on Millions of Acres Off the Coasts of California and Florida

Trump announced the opening of millions of acres off the coasts of California and Florida for new oil drilling, ending long-standing bans: California had not issued leases in federal waters since 1980, and Florida had been closed to drilling since 1995.

Iceland Declares the AMOC Ocean Current a National Security Risk

The AMOC ocean current transports warm water northward, moderating the climates of North America and Europe. Iceland has declared it a national security risk due to its crucial impact on the regional climate.

More advantages, more confidence, and the best brands this Black Friday with Movistar

Movistar offers a catalog with the best brands for this Black Friday, including the advantage of an extended 4-year warranty, providing greater confidence and benefits to its customers.

This is How You Learn to Be a DJ in Ibiza: "DJing is Creating a Journey, It’s Starting, Rising, Falling, and Taking People Along"

In Ibiza, aspiring DJs train in technique and musical judgment by performing in real clubs under the guidance of professionals, learning to create experiences that take the audience on a sonic journey.

This is how young people see Franco 50 years after his death: "You don't need to have lived through the dictatorship to know that we have improved"

20minutos asked young people about their knowledge of Francoism, their perception of the regime, and their assessment of current democracy. Many agree that, although they did not live through the dictatorship, they acknowledge that Spain has improved significantly since then.

Sharing an apartment among five people, an increasingly less exceptional reality due to rising prices: "The alternative is sleeping on the street"

The percentage of tenants who share an apartment with four or more people has more than doubled, from 6% in 2024 to 14% in 2025, due to rising prices. Javier, a 26-year-old worker, highlights that living together, especially in the kitchen, requires clear rules to improve coexistence.

China, the rival friend

During the visit of the King and Queen to China, the tariffs on pork that harm Spanish farmers, imposed by China in response to the EU's taxes on electric cars, were not addressed.

Doña Sofía, Queen of Spain

Queen Sofía has played a key role in Spain, facing the country's most difficult moments with calm and a sense of duty.

Eggs, chocolate, coffee… and a flare!

Since 2019, the prices of meat, milk, fruit, and other products have increased by 37%, making shopping an unpleasant and frustrating experience. The economic situation generates so much discouragement that some joke about enlisting in Ukraine to escape the impact.

The Magic of Friendship

'Wicked' delivers what a good musical should: to move, embrace, and uplift the audience. Its ending is epic, full of emotion, and with a very personal touch.

Celtas Cortos, 40 Years Telling Stories: "Everything Is Becoming One Big and Worrying 'Fake'"

The iconic group Celtas Cortos celebrates 40 years of their career with a special ten-concert tour across Spain, reflecting on the growing falseness in today’s society.

The Most Expensive Mango Coat: Reversible and Costs More Than a MacBook Air

Mango offers a reversible black coat, one of its most expensive garments, with a price that exceeds that of a MacBook Air. It is a luxury piece that follows the trends of the autumn-winter season, aimed at a select audience due to its high cost.

Mikel Santiago returns: "My fear is not falling in love with stories"

The Basque writer Mikel Santiago presents 'The Girl from the Lake', a novel that tells the story of a novelist who investigates a murder in her hometown, offering a captivating and addictive plot.

Concern Over the Death of a Fox in Zaragoza Due to Avian Flu: "It's a Warning"

The death of a fox in Zaragoza from avian flu indicates an increase in virus infections. However, expert Úrsula Höfle points out that, although it is a warning, it does not represent a serious concern at the moment.

Reolink launches its Black Friday deals: advanced security with discounts of up to 50%

Reolink launches its Black Friday deals with discounts of up to 50% on advanced security products, available from November 20 to December 1.

The Regret of the Last Evicted from 'Big Brother': "My Mind Was More Out Than In"

The last evicted contestant from 'Big Brother' reflects on their time on the show, regretting not having opened up more during the coexistence. This week, Belén, José Manuel, and Diego faced nomination and the public's decision.

Manu takes a chance in 'El Rosco' of 'Pasapalabra' seeking a tie with Rosa, but fails

Manu tried to tie with Rosa in 'El Rosco' of 'Pasapalabra', but was unsuccessful. Rosa won the day, although she did not take the jackpot of 2,410,000 euros.

Antonia Dell´Atte and Alessandro Lecquio: a long history of accusations of mistreatment and complaints

Alessandro Lecquio was fired from Telecinco following a judicial report that confirms the credibility of the accusations of mistreatment made by Antonia Dell´Atte.

Iker Jiménez reacts to the conviction of the attorney general: "It had never happened before in Spain or Europe"

Iker Jiménez expressed his surprise at the conviction of the attorney general, pointing out that it is an unprecedented event in Spain and Europe. He explained that the news forced him to redo his program and emphasized the importance of addressing issues of justice and the role of the media.

Jacob Petrus visits 'Malas lenguas' to talk about weather forecasts

Jacob Petrus, meteorologist and presenter of 'Aquí la Tierra', was invited by Jesús Cintora to the program 'Malas lenguas' to talk about weather forecasts.

A Barcelona neighbor records the attempted theft of his bicycle and scares off the thief by asking if he needs help

Carlos Segarra pointed out that the victim of the theft could face legal issues for not pixelating the thief's face in the video.

Patricia Pardo outraged at being unable to show an occupied home

Manuela's family reports that the squatters are destroying their belongings, while Patricia Pardo expresses her indignation at not being able to show the condition of the occupied home.

Rosalía, take note: this is how Shakira and Bruno Mars made the audience the star

Shakira and Bruno Mars stood out for making the audience the central focus of their performance, achieving a shared and vibrant experience of emotion on television and in music. Their connection with the audience transformed the experience into an unforgettable moment where the spectators became the stars.

An 'influencer' responds to another dressed as ham "to scare away Arab thieves": "Folic acid is good for the neurons"

The influencer 'Mohamed y Punto' called the videos created by Stevensite, who dressed as ham "to scare away Arab thieves," racist. In response, they emphasize the importance of folic acid for brain health.

The testimony of Alison Sudol, David Harbour’s ex-partner, which puts the actor back in the spotlight amid controversy over alleged abuse

Alison Sudol, David Harbour’s ex-partner, shared a testimony about experiences she had during their relationship, which coincides with the time they were together, reigniting the controversy over alleged abuse by the actor.

The Theory About the Identity of the Mysterious EsDeeKid: Social Media Thinks Timothée Chalamet Is Behind the Rapper

Several clues, such as an Alexander McQueen garment, Timothée Chalamet's presence at a concert, and physical characteristics, have sparked rumors on social media suggesting that the actor could be the mysterious rapper EsDeeKid.

Alejandra Rubio denies that she is going to buy Marta López's house, valued at more than one million euros

Alejandra Rubio clarified that she visited the house with her father to seek advice, but ruled out buying it, stating that the property is beyond her financial means.

Nagore Robles Overflows with Joy Welcoming Christmas Alongside Carla Flila: "Melting"

Nagore Robles, the influencer, joyfully welcomed Christmas alongside Carla Flila, sharing heartfelt moments that showcase their close bond and festive spirit. Her post radiates warmth and happiness as they celebrate the holiday season together.

The Odyssey of Álvaro Patón, the TikTok Teacher, to Find an Apartment in Madrid

Álvaro Patón, a well-known Andalusian teacher and TikTok influencer, shares his frustration in a video as he faces difficulties finding a rental apartment in Madrid.

It has been 30 years since Diana of Wales accused Charles III of infidelity: "There were three of us in the marriage"

The iconic interview of Diana on the BBC, where she accused Charles III of infidelity, was obtained after showing her false evidence that affected her security, forcing her to defend herself publicly.

Clara Lago recalls the "earth swallow me" moment she experienced with Queen Letizia

Clara Lago shared an anecdote in which she ran into the king and queen at a bar and, during the conversation, made a comment that could have been misinterpreted, causing her an uncomfortable moment.

Kiko Rivera Would Already Have a New Girlfriend: "She Is a Policewoman and It's Something Stable"

Kike Quintana, son of Ana Rosa, stated on 'El tiempo justo' that Kiko Rivera is openly sharing his new relationship, which is with a policewoman and is something stable.

Violeta Mangriñán, after spending a month apart from Fabio: "I thought the world would fall apart on me"

Violeta Mangriñán reveals that she spent a month separated from her partner, Fabio, and although she thought "the world would fall apart on me," she assures that she does not have emotional dependence. For now, Fabio does not know when he will return to Spain.

Plex dedicates his Man of the Year award to Aitana: "For me, the woman of the year is my mother and my girlfriend"

When receiving the Man of the Year award, Plex dedicated his recognition to Aitana, his partner, whom he described as the woman of his life, also highlighting his mother as woman of the year. He gave brief responses to the press but repeatedly expressed his affection for Aitana.

50 Years Since Franco's Death: Silence, Repression, and the Road to Democracy

50 years ago, Francisco Franco died, marking the end of an era of repression and silence in Spain. His passing paved the way for the democratic transition, a key process for the political and social modernization of the country, leaving a complex legacy of painful memories and progress towards freedom and justice.

Arturo Pérez-Reverte lashes out at a taxi driver over his payment system

Arturo Pérez-Reverte expressed his complaint on X about a taxi driver's payment system, generating various reactions among his followers.

What are the 'lake-effect snowfalls' that could occur soon in Spain

A mass of very cold air will cause snowfalls in northern Spain. The Cantabrian coast could also be affected by 'lake-effect snowfalls,' a phenomenon where cold air interacts with large bodies of water, increasing snowfall precipitation.

Javier Tebas attacks Cloudflare in his fight against piracy: "They are accomplices due to their inaction"

Javier Tebas, president of LaLiga, harshly criticizes Cloudflare following its conviction in Japan for facilitating access to pirate manga websites, accusing the company of being complicit in piracy because of its lack of action against this issue.

Alcaraz reveals one of the saddest defeats of his career alongside Nadal: "I was really down"

Carlos Alcaraz, absent from the Davis Cup, shared details about his greatest successes and defeats, highlighting an especially painful loss alongside Nadal. He also spoke about his rivalry with Jannik Sinner and how these moments have influenced his career and emotional state.

Barça Saves a Point Against Chelsea to Remain Leaders of the Women's Champions League Standings

Barça secured a valuable draw against Chelsea in London, maintaining their position as leaders of the Women's Champions League. Although Chelsea took the lead and had opportunities to win, their lack of accuracy prevented them from doing so, allowing Barça to keep first place in the table.

Power Outage at Stamford Bridge During Barça's Women's Champions League Match: The Game Was Stopped for Several Minutes

A power outage at Stamford Bridge interrupted the match between Barça and Chelsea during the fourth matchday of the Women's Champions League group stage, halting the game for several minutes.

Carlos Sainz's Prediction About a Big Blow from Williams at the Las Vegas GP: "We Should Be Fast on These Streets"

Carlos Sainz anticipates that Williams will be competitive at the Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix, trusting that his team will show speed and good performance on this street circuit.

Ryan Wedding, the former Olympian snowboarder accused of drug trafficking: top-10 most wanted and the reward rises to 15 million

The former Canadian Olympian Ryan Wedding is wanted for drug trafficking between Mexico and the United States. Authorities have increased the reward for information leading to his capture to 15 million, placing him in the top-10 most wanted.

More university students with disabilities, but more loneliness: inclusion grows in enrollments, but not in connections

Fundación ONCE presented the VII Study on the inclusion of people with disabilities in Spanish universities. It reveals an increase in enrollments, but the feeling of isolation persists, showing that social inclusion and connections among students with disabilities are still limited.

OPINION | Much More Than Spina Bifida, by Alfredo Quintana

Spina bifida affects 8 out of every 10,000 newborns and is the second leading cause of severe congenital malformations, highlighting the importance of its prevention and comprehensive treatment.

The CEDDD organizes the conference 'Let's End Bullying: Responses to Disability-Related Harassment' at the Congress

The conference, organized by the CEDDD, will be held on Monday, November 24 at 10:30 AM in the Constitutional Hall of the Congress of Deputies, and will address strategies to combat school bullying related to disability.

Chesscul, therapeutic chess for people with Alzheimer's and Parkinson's

Alberto Toval founded Chesscul, an initiative that uses chess as therapy to improve the quality of life of people with neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.

Population Growth and Expected Employment Drive Will Sustain Appetite for Credit in 2026

In 2026, the demand for credit will continue to be driven by population growth and increased employment. Companies will seek to diversify income and optimize their capital structure in a more stable and competitive economic environment, which will influence business dynamics throughout the year.

Trump's tariffs cause Spain's trade deficit with the US to soar as exports fall 7.4% up to September

Spanish exports to the United States decreased by 7.4% up to September, reaching 12.604 billion euros, according to the Monthly Foreign Trade Report. This decline is partly attributed to the tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, which has increased the trade deficit between Spain and the US.

Bank Loyalty Crisis: Three out of Four Customers Are Willing to Switch Banks

Three out of four banking customers are considering switching banks, primarily to obtain higher returns, followed by receiving gifts and applying for a mortgage, according to a survey by HelpMyCash.

Competition authority gives the green light to Aena to raise fees by 6.44% in 2026 despite airlines' objections

The CNMC approves the 6.44% increase in airport tariffs for 2026 proposed by Aena, majority state-owned, despite opposition from the airlines.

Car manufacturers anticipate a weaker year than 2024 after recording another 'setback' in October

Car production in Europe fell by 5.4% in October due to lower demand and changes in the production cycle, leading manufacturers to foresee a weaker 2024 compared to this year.

Eroski announces the opening of between 10 and 15 own stores in the north and up to 60 franchises across Spain

Eroski's CEO, Rosa Carabel, highlights that 77% of the business comes from supermarkets and that future expansion will focus on own stores ranging from 1,500 to 3,000 m², with between 10 and 15 openings in the north and up to 60 franchises across Spain.

'Stranger Things 5': Essential and Straightforward Summary of What You Need to Remember Before Watching the Final Season

Eleven and her friends return to Netflix on November 26 to face a dark threat in Hawkins. Before the final season, it is crucial to remember the previous events that set the stage for this new, crucial battle.

Glen Powell, Hollywood's Trending Actor: "We're Not Trampling on Arnold Schwarzenegger's Territory"

After working with Linklater and Kosinski, Glen Powell stars in the new adaptation of 'The Running Man,' taking on the role of Ben Richards, previously iconic in Schwarzenegger's version. Powell assures that his portrayal honors the original without infringing on its legacy.

Review of 'The Running Man': Glen Powell stars in Stephen King adaptation that reflects the absurdity of the USA

Edgar Wright directs a satirical and entertaining anti-blockbuster that combatively critiques the media, maintaining a fun and thoughtful tone about the absurdity of the USA.

'The Last Rite' arrives on streaming: in what order to watch the 'The Conjuring' movies?

Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson star in "The Last Rite," the supposed final installment of the horror saga 'The Conjuring,' which will arrive on HBO Max on November 21.

What to Watch Streaming This Weekend: 2 Movies and 2 Series You Can’t Miss

Each week we select four must-watch titles for you to enjoy this weekend: two movies and two series available on streaming, making it easy for you to choose without switching platforms.

Has 'Pluribus' already hooked you? The creator of 'Breaking Bad' returns with a bang

Vince Gilligan, creator of 'Breaking Bad', premieres the series 'Pluribus' on Apple TV, presenting a world where everyone is connected as one, except Carol, the protagonist, unleashing an intriguing and original plot.

Will There Be a 'Wicked 3'? The Possible Sequel to the Musical Hit with Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo

The director and the stars Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo suggest that there could be a sequel to 'Wicked', leaving open the possibility of returning to the world of Oz.

ChatGPT recommends series and movies from any streaming platform: here’s how you can do it

ChatGPT can help you find recommendations for series and movies across various streaming platforms, making it easier to search according to your tastes and preferences.

The Find X9 Pro Has Made It Clear to Me That OPPO Is at the Top in Photos, Battery, and Performance

The OPPO Find X9 Pro stands out for its Hasselblad cameras, especially the 200 MP telephoto lens, its powerful 7,500 mAh battery, and the efficient performance of the Dimensity 9500 processor, solidifying its position as a complete and competitive device.

Cloudflare Faces LaLiga with an App that Records Blocks of Their Websites Due to Pirated Football

Cloudflare launches an app that allows users to record website blocks ordered by governments or organizations, thus confronting LaLiga in the fight against pirated football.

Russia boasts about robotics after last week's fiasco: a humanoid robot dances for Putin

After the fall of the AIdol robot during its last performance, Russia showcased advances in robotics with another humanoid robot that danced for Putin, attempting to restore the country's technological image following the incident.

Saudi Arabia reduces the size of its megacity The Line: it will no longer be 170 km long

The Line, the planned megacity in Saudi Arabia, will see its length reduced from the initially planned 140 kilometers to only 2.4 kilometers.

Cayetana Guillen Cuervo's Message T-Shirt to Talk About Sex Toys on 'La Revuelta'

Cayetana Guillen Cuervo visited 'La Revuelta' to promote her podcast, where she surprised viewers by discussing sexuality without taboos, wearing a t-shirt with a message related to sex toys.

María Nebrera, makeup artist, and her advice to women over 40: "The fewer skin products you use, the better"

María Nebrera advises women in their 40s to simplify their makeup and skincare routine by using fewer products and opting for lightweight formulas that respect the skin and enhance its natural radiance.

Meghan Markle stars on a cover completely without makeup or filters, sparking controversy: "She doesn't look like herself"

Meghan Markle appears on a cover without makeup or filters, showing a natural image in the style of Pamela Anderson. This choice has generated controversy, as some believe she doesn't look like herself in the photograph.

Lorenzo Bertelli, heir of Prada, will chair Versace after its acquisition

Lorenzo Bertelli, son of the current director of Prada and heir to the company, will be the new chairman of Versace following the acquisition of the Italian brand by Prada. This purchase marks a new chapter for Versace under the leadership of the Bertelli family.

Queues at Mango for the most versatile and sophisticated autumn trousers for less than 13 euros

These trousers, available in three colors, have become very popular at Mango for their versatility and sophisticated style, all for less than 13 euros.

Queen Letizia’s Most Modern Businesswoman Look: Leather Skirt and Bow Blouse

Queen Letizia presided over the 40th anniversary event of the CEOE Foundation wearing a modern and flattering working outfit, combining a leather skirt with a bow blouse.

Our favorite cosmetics on sale: Kiko, Primor, and other stores with 'black' discounts

The cosmetics sector offers great discounts during the 'black' sales, with brands like Kiko and stores like Primor presenting unmissable deals to refresh essential beauty products.

The classic Echo Dot drops 54% in price so you can have Alexa for less than 30 euros

The Echo Dot, the most popular smart speaker, has a 54% discount on Amazon at the start of Black Friday, allowing you to get it for less than 30 euros.

Goodbye broom and mop: the Dyson that does both plunges in price and is sure to sell out

One of the most popular Dyson vacuum cleaners, which combines vacuuming and mopping functions, is on sale with a significant discount, generating high demand and expected to sell out soon.

Kindles from 91 euros: they are now cheaper than the rest of the year, and they won’t get any cheaper

Amazon has launched its Black Friday deals, reducing the price of all available Kindles. The devices now cost from 91 euros, making this the best opportunity of the year to buy them, with no further discounts expected.

The secret of aluminum foil to keep lettuce fresh in the fridge for a month like on the first day

This simple trick involves wrapping lettuce in aluminum foil to keep it fresh for up to a month in the fridge, preserving its texture and flavor as if it were the first day.

Why There Is Paella on the Menu of the Day on Thursdays: The Custom Behind Serving Franco’s Favorite Dish

The tradition of offering paella on Thursdays in the menu of the day arises from an urban legend related to it being Franco’s favorite dish, establishing a weekly gastronomic habit that endures as a classic in many Spanish restaurants.

They Taste Like Homemade Donuts: This is How the Fluffy Arabic Yogurt Doughnuts Are

Learn how to make fluffy homemade Arabic doughnuts with yogurt, a simple recipe that offers a flavor similar to traditional donuts.

The Perfect 'Maakouda' Recipe: Crispy on the Outside and Tender on the Inside

Maakouda is a Moroccan potato croquette recipe known for its crispy exterior and soft interior texture. They are made with mashed potatoes, spices, and herbs, then fried until perfectly golden, making them ideal as an appetizer or side dish. This simple traditional recipe is impressive for its delicious flavor and versatility in the kitchen.

One of the Most Typical Sweets of the Basque Country, Overrated According to Cenando con Pablo

During his appearance on the podcast 'El hombre descalzo,' Cenando con Pablo expressed that one of the most popular desserts of the Basque Country is overrated, sharing his critical opinion about this Spanish culinary tradition.

Chef Dani García and His Trick to Cook Chickpeas Faster

Chef Dani García shares his method to cook chickpeas more quickly, optimizing preparation time and achieving delicious results in less time.

This is Curaçao, the smallest country to qualify for the 2026 World Cup: a paradise of beaches and colorful houses

Curaçao, a small Caribbean island and constituent country of the Netherlands, is the smallest country qualified for the 2026 World Cup, known for its paradise-like beaches and colorful houses.

The Curious Belle Époque Palace Hidden on the Paseo de la Castellana: One of Madrid’s Most Beautiful Gems

This Belle Époque mansion is hidden on the Paseo de la Castellana in Madrid, standing out for its contrast with the modern buildings that surround it and being one of the city’s less visible but most beautiful architectural gems.

The Incredible Library Nestled Among Mountains: It Looks Like It's Taken from The Hobbit

Near Tokyo, Japan, there is an impressive library located in a natural setting that looks like it came from a fairy tale. Its design and location make it one of the most beautiful libraries in the world, evoking the magical atmosphere of "The Hobbit."

Three Hiking Trails for Kids to Love Going to the Mountains

Accessible routes with little elevation gain, designed for children to enjoy and stay motivated during the walk thanks to surprises along the way.

The little-visited European city that is among the best destinations to travel to in 2026

This city in the Netherlands is ideal for a weekend getaway and stands out for having the tallest church tower in the country, making it an emerging destination for 2026.

The European city that transforms into a Christmas fairy tale: markets, lights, and trees among snowy mountains

The city in the Austrian Alps becomes an ideal destination to enjoy Christmas with family, featuring markets, festive lights, and decorated trees in a snowy mountain setting.

The Small Village in Galicia Perfect for a Getaway: Stone Houses and Narrow Streets in Nature

This charming village in southern Lugo, near Asturias, stands out for its stone houses and narrow streets, offering an atmosphere of peace and nature ideal for a getaway.

Scientists Identify the Cell That Originates Ewing Sarcoma, a Highly Aggressive Pediatric Tumor

A group of researchers has identified the cell of origin of Ewing sarcoma, an aggressive pediatric tumor. This discovery is crucial for designing more specific and effective treatments against this disease.

Getting Vaccinated Against Flu or COVID Also Reduces the Risk of Stroke, Heart Attack, or Thromboembolic Complications

Flu and COVID-19 vaccines not only prevent these diseases but also reduce the risk of stroke, heart attack, and other thromboembolic complications, offering additional cardiovascular benefits.

Goodbye to implants? Japan finds a drug that regenerates teeth and is already applying it to humans

Japanese researchers have identified the antibody TRG-035, which promotes natural tooth regeneration. They are currently evaluating its effectiveness in the first phase of human trials, which could revolutionize dental treatment and reduce the need for implants.

Javier de Haro, Child Psychologist, Explains the Mistake Many Parents Make When Seeing Their Children Wearing Adults' Shoes

Javier de Haro points out that it is common for children aged 2 to 5 to want to wear adults' shoes. He explains that many parents misinterpret this, as this behavior reflects the development of identity and imitation, not simply a material desire. It is important to accompany this stage with understanding to support the emotional growth of children.

The Effects on Your Body When You Take Magnesium and Melatonin Together: How It Affects Your Sleep

Melatonin, a natural hormone that regulates sleep, is often combined with magnesium to improve the quality of rest. This combination can enhance the relaxing effect and help you fall asleep faster, promoting deeper and more restorative sleep cycles.

Doctor Rodrigo Córdoba: "Alcohol consumption is linked to 200 diseases and health problems"

There is no safe amount of alcohol; zero consumption is the best prevention against more than 200 diseases and problems associated with alcohol, according to Dr. Rodrigo Córdoba.

Behind the Wheel of the Opel Mokka GSE, a Highly Energetic Electric SUV

The Opel Mokka GSE is a compact electric SUV with 281 horsepower, offering dynamic driving and equipment loaded with sporty details.

Citroën surprises at the Red Days and sells its electric city car for less than €10,000

Citroën has reduced the price of the ë-C3 to €9,950 during the Red Days, making it the most affordable zero-emission electric city car on the market.

Dynamic Speed Limits: Are They the Solution to Improve Safety?

The DGT is evaluating technologies that adjust speed limits in real time according to the conditions of each road, aiming to improve road safety and prevent traffic problems.

Recovering up to eight points from your driving license is now possible in just two days

The points-based driving license system allows for training courses that help recover up to eight lost points in just two days, thus facilitating the quick restoration of points for drivers.

What You Need to Do to Obtain the CAP: Key Points for Working as a Truck Driver

To work as a professional truck driver in the transportation sector, it is essential to obtain the Certificate of Professional Competence (CAP), which certifies the training and qualifications necessary to perform this job.

How is the V16 beacon activated? These are the steps to follow

The V16 beacon will be mandatory in January, but many are unaware of how it works. In case of an emergency while driving, it is essential to correctly activate this light signal to warn other drivers and ensure safety on the road.

Sánchez Attributes Ceuta’s "Progress" to Government Investments and Collaboration Between Administrations of Different Affiliations

President Sánchez highlighted Ceuta’s "progress," attributing it to investments by the central government and the cooperation and "institutional loyalty" with the local government led by the Popular Party's Juan Jesús Vivas.

More School Meal Aid, Psychologists for Teenagers, and Pedestrian Zones: Madrid Launches a Plan of 100 Measures for Childhood

Madrid presents a strategy with 100 measures that include aid for school meals, psychologists for teenagers, and more pedestrian zones, focused on improving mental health, promoting healthy habits, and preventing violence among minors.

Barcelona’s plan for the return to Camp Nou: cameras to restrict traffic, 3,000 motorcycle spaces...

The Barcelona City Council has decided to locate the taxi stand on Menéndez y Pelayo Street as part of its plan to manage traffic and mobility around Camp Nou.

The Mayor of Villar del Humo Will Resign After Being Arrested for Growing Marijuana, but Will Remain as Councilor

The Civil Guard arrested the mayor of Villar del Humo after finding 215 marijuana plants in his home during a raid. Although he will resign as mayor, he will keep his position as councilor.

The deteriorated areas of the Roger de Flor neighborhood in Madrid will have their streets renovated and a parking lot will be created

Renovation works will be carried out in the Roger de Flor neighborhood, Madrid, covering the streets Cabo Nicolás Mur, Ervigio, Clivia, del Toboso, Fragata, and the Roger de Lauria and Roger de Flor squares. Additionally, a new parking lot will be created to improve the infrastructure and urban environment.

The Government begins the procedures to declare Miró's mural in El Prat a Cultural Heritage Site

The Government has started the process to declare Miró's ceramic mural in El Prat a Cultural Heritage Site. The mural measures 50 meters wide and 10 meters high, and is composed of 4,865 rectangular glazed tiles.

The people of Extremadura are about to find out if they will be assigned to an electoral table on December 21: When will the draw take place?

More than 800,000 people from Extremadura are included in the draw to designate the members of the electoral tables for the elections on December 21 in Extremadura.

Barcelona Will Restore the Historic Tramvia Blau

The Tramvia Blau, Barcelona's iconic tram, which stopped operating in 2018 due to modernization works, will soon be reactivated to recover its historic and tourist use in the city.

Eviction of 11 Families with Nine Minors in Seville Denounced: "I Want My Home, I've Paid For It"

Eleven families, including nine with minors, are facing eviction in Seville. The building will be managed by a real estate company linked to a Spanish bank, sparking protests over the loss of their homes, which many of these families have paid for.

The 'muddy area' of the Aeropuerto neighborhood will be renovated

The Madrid City Council has initially approved modifying the urban development project of the Aeropuerto neighborhood to improve the drainage system and prevent problems of water accumulation in February 2024.

The Zoo and Museums of Barcelona Dress Up for Christmas: Workshops, the House of the 'Tions', Markets...

More than 90 Christmas activities will take place in 40 cultural spaces in Barcelona, including the Zoo, DHub, Fabra i Coats, and CCCB, featuring workshops, markets, and the traditional house of the 'tions' to celebrate the holidays.

The Ingenious Way an Uber Driver Finds Work in His True Profession

An Uber driver with extensive experience as a graphic designer is unable to find employment in his field. To solve this, he uses his current job as a strategy to seek opportunities in his true profession.

The Surprising Video of a Nun Directing Traffic Near the Colosseum in Rome

A video recorded by councilman Francesco Carpano shows a nun directing traffic near the Colosseum in Rome. The scene, which has sparked comments on social media, stands out for the unusual nature of the image, capturing the attention of internet users.

Scientists Pay Tribute to Shakira with the Discovery of a Unique Fossil Turtle

A new species of fossil turtle, discovered in the Tatacoa Desert, has been named in honor of Colombian singer Shakira, highlighting her inspiration to scientists.

Hairballs in Cats: When to Worry and How to Truly Prevent Them

Hairballs in cats are common, but it is vital to understand their cause in order to manage them. One should not resign themselves, but rather identify when they are a problem and apply effective preventive measures to reduce their occurrence and avoid complications.

From Walks to Networks: How Animals Transform Our Digital Life

Recent research shows that relationships with animals improve self-esteem, reduce stress, and influence the digital identity of their owners, reflected in how they present themselves and connect on online platforms.

Coherence, Compassion... What We Should Expect from a Good Veterinarian

A good veterinarian must combine professionalism and empathy, essential aspects for responsible pet care. Demanding these qualities is not a luxury but a necessity to ensure animal health and well-being.

Games, Scent, and Bonding: How to Keep Your Dog Active on Rainy Days

When bad weather prevents long walks, scent mats and learning exercises can be used to keep dogs' minds active and strengthen the bond with them.

Check Your Horoscope for This Friday, November 21, 2025

Check the horoscope predictions for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es and discover what destiny has in store for you in different aspects of your life for this Friday, November 21, 2025.

Castilla-La Mancha Work Calendar 2026: Holidays, Long Weekends, Easter Dates, and Non-Working Days

In Castilla-La Mancha 2026, a new update is that Monday, April 6, Easter Monday, will be a holiday, creating a long weekend and extending the Easter period for workers in the region.

This is what the spectacular 22-meter Christmas tree in Madrid will be like

The Madrid City Council will install a giant illuminated fir tree measuring 22 meters at one of the most visible corners of the city as part of the Christmas decorations.

Barcelona Shopping Centers Will Open on Sundays for Christmas: Opening Dates in December

Unlike Madrid, large stores in Barcelona usually close on Sundays, but during the Christmas season they will change their schedule and open on several Sundays in December to facilitate holiday shopping.

'Volvo Island', the curious tourist destination to see a car stranded in the middle of a lake

A 2001 Volvo has remained stranded in the middle of a lake for more than a decade, becoming a curious tourist attraction. Despite the time and exposure to the elements, the vehicle remains in excellent condition, arousing the interest of visitors and photographers.

What is the etymological origin of the term ‘problem’?

The term ‘problem’ is used to describe a complication or obstacle, as well as a mathematical question or unknown that must be solved.

What We Know About 'Caballé', the Biopic About One of the Greatest Sopranos of the 20th Century

The biographical film 'Caballé' revives the life and legacy of the legendary Catalan soprano Montserrat Caballé, highlighting her unparalleled voice and career. The movie promises to celebrate her musical and personal impact, bringing her back to the stage, this time on the big screen.

The red carpet with the stars of 'The Devil Wears Prada': these photos are almost 20 years old

In 2006, 'The Devil Wears Prada' premiered in New York, highlighting Sarah Jessica Parker as an unexpected lead on the red carpet. The photos from the event, which are now almost 20 years old, show the stars of the iconic fashion film.

Photos so 'tight' they seem the work of AI

This gallery features photos where coincidence achieved such a perfect fit that they appear to be created by artificial intelligence, highlighting visually striking and practically flawless moments.

Not Only Vinícius: Footballers Hated in Most Stadiums

Some footballers are hated in most stadiums they visit, either because of their controversial character or their high quality, which makes them feared rivals and a cause of anger among fans.

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A possible large PSOE-PP coalition no longer appeals even to 20% of the population

Political agreements are essential to form a government after the latest elections. However, the idea of a grand coalition between PSOE and PP has lost support, as less than 20% of the population currently favors it.

Spaniards Appreciate the PSOE for Defending Equality, the PP for Its Sense of State, and Vox for Supporting the Culture of Effort

A DYM survey shows that, although Spaniards value the PSOE for equality, the PP for its sense of state, and Vox for promoting the culture of effort, the majority believe that no political party stands out in terms of preparedness or approach to the real problems of society.

77% of Spaniards Demand Greater Political Accountability for the DANA

Public outrage in Spain is growing over the management of breast cancer screening in Andalusia, the continuation of Carlos Mazón as president of Valencia following the DANA, and several corruption cases within the PSOE, especially the Cerdán-Ábalos-Koldo case, with 77% of Spaniards supporting calls for increased political responsibility related to the DANA tragedy.

A DNA study confirms that Canary Island goats descend from those brought by the first settlers

A genetic study along with carbon-14 data confirms that Canary Island goats descend from those introduced by the first Berber colonizers in the 2nd and 3rd centuries A.D., during the initial colonization of the archipelago.

They analyze the remains of a fossilized vomit and end up discovering a new dinosaur species

Fossilized remains found in the Araripe Basin, Brazil, and stored unidentified in a museum, were analyzed and led to the discovery of a new dinosaur species.

This is how Mercadona's egg assortment will change following avian flu measures: "The situation is temporary"

Mercadona has adjusted its egg offerings following the Spanish Government's measures against avian flu. The chain assures that this situation is temporary and aims to adapt to ensure supply and safety for its customers.

Iberia Cards launches three new cards with which you can get discounts and other benefits for your travels

Iberia Cards introduces three new cards: Visa Iberia Icon+, Visa Iberia Zenit, and Visa Iberia Aire, which join the classic Visa Iberia Icon, offering travelers exclusive discounts and benefits on their trips.

The Nuremberg Trials Against Nazism Turn 80 Years Old: Which High-Ranking Nazi Officials Were Tried and How Many Were Executed

The Nuremberg Trials, considered the "trial of the century" and the foundation of International Criminal Law, consisted of 13 hearings. After nearly a year, twelve high-ranking Nazis were sentenced to death for their crimes during Hitler's regime.

The popular accusations led by the PP demand 30 years in prison for Ábalos and Koldo

The popular accusations, headed by the PP, request 30 years of imprisonment for Ábalos and Koldo, as well as seven years for the intermediary Víctor de Aldama, in a significant legal case.

The PP will call Santos Cerdán to the Senate commission on the Koldo case in December following the latest UCO report

Alicia García announced that Santos Cerdán will be summoned in December to the Senate commission on the Koldo case to clarify how the scheme operated, the role of the PNV, and who benefited, following the recent UCO report.

Norman Foster Returns to the University

The architect Norman Foster has been awarded an honorary doctorate (Doctor Honoris Causa) by the Autonomous University of Madrid, recognizing his outstanding professional career and contributions to the world of architecture.

Book, How I Love You Book

Unlike the anonymous employee with an iPad in big stores, the artisanal bookseller knows each book deeply, like a lover who never forgets, offering a unique and personal experience.

Thirteen Romance Authors Come Together to Talk About Christmas

Thirteen romance writers have created an anthology of stories designed as an advent calendar, with the intention that readers enjoy a daily story leading up to Christmas.

Alejandro Sanz Prepares a Musical and Releases an Album "with Renewed Enthusiasm"

Alejandro Sanz celebrates 35 years of his career with the release of his new album "¿Y ahora qué +?" this Friday, as well as preparing a musical, showing his renewed artistic enthusiasm.

Putin escalates tensions in the Arctic: this is Stalingrad, his new nuclear icebreaker to dominate a strategic zone

Russia, with the largest icebreaker fleet in the world and the only one powered by nuclear energy, is strengthening its presence in the Arctic. Its new nuclear icebreaker, Stalingrad, aims to consolidate control over this strategic region, intensifying international tensions over dominance and influence in the Arctic.

The old 'Ten Little Negroes' is released in an edition where the reader plays guessing who the murderer is

Planeta publishes a new edition of 'And Then There Were None,' the classic previously known as 'Ten Little Negroes.' This version invites the reader to actively participate in the plot by guessing who the murderer is, and reflects the title change adopted in 2022 for reasons of political correctness.

Sónar publishes the first lineup preview for its 33rd edition: Kelis, Charlotte de Witte, and Amelie Lens

Sónar 2026 will take place from June 18 to 20 at the Gran Vía venue in L'Hospitalet de Llobregat, featuring artists such as Kelis, Charlotte de Witte, and Amelie Lens in its 33rd edition.

Environmentalists Take Government to Court for Allowing Trawling in Protected Areas

Environmentalists accuse the Ministry of Agriculture of issuing annual licenses that authorize trawling in Marine Protected Areas, violating environmental regulations, and file a lawsuit against the Government.

The Supreme Court confirms the 20-year prison sentence for the leader of the DDP in the Henares Corridor

The Supreme Court confirms the 20-year prison sentence for the leader of the DDP and also upholds the sentences against the treasurer and another member for criminal organization and sexual abuse of a minor.

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

20AM offers a morning summary with the most important news of the day, covering politics, economy, society, and international events to keep the reader informed from the first hour.

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

This article offers practical tips to optimize your budget, such as tracking expenses, prioritizing needs over wants, and leveraging discounts. It emphasizes the importance of setting financial goals, saving regularly, and avoiding unnecessary debt to improve financial health and make the most of your money.

Cinemanía: The Series and Movies You Can't Miss

This edition of Cinemanía highlights the must-watch series and movies of the moment, recommending titles that combine quality, innovation, and entertainment. From intense dramas to fresh comedies, it offers a guide to enjoying the best of current cinema and television, perfect for film lovers seeking new releases and hidden gems.

'Tulsa King' closes the curtain and Taylor Sheridan returns with another of his series: first clues about season 2 of 'Landman'

Taylor Sheridan, creator of 'Yellowstone', returns to SkyShowtime with season 2 of his series 'Landman', starring Billy Bob Thornton and Demi Moore, following the premiere of season 3 of his other show starring Sylvester Stallone.

The Easy Hiking Trail in the Basque Country Between Waterfalls and Stunning Mountains

This short and accessible hiking trail, located at the foot of Mount Gorbea in the Basque Country, allows you to discover an impressive natural setting with waterfalls and mountains that captivate visitors.

The European city that transforms into a Christmas tale: markets, lights, and trees among snowy mountains

Located in the Austrian Alps, this city offers an ideal Christmas atmosphere with traditional markets, festive lights, and decorated trees, all set in a backdrop of snowy mountains, perfect for enjoying with family during the holidays.

A supercomputer capable of performing 400 quadrillion calculations per second has created the largest 'virtual brain'

The Japanese supercomputer Fugaku has simulated the complete cerebral cortex of a mouse, with 10 million neurons and 26 billion synapses, creating a 'virtual brain' that will facilitate detailed study of diseases such as Alzheimer's and epilepsy.

The Perfect Miniseries to Binge on Netflix: Historical Epic to Get You Ready for Nolan's 'Oppenheimer'

'Troy: Fall of a City' is a miniseries on Netflix that brings the mythical siege of Troy to life with epic battles, betrayals, and drama. Ideal for fans of Ancient Greece ahead of the release of Christopher Nolan's new film.

Juan del Val (55 years old) on how he likes his Spanish omelette: "I prefer it, of course, without onion"

Juan del Val, winner of the Planeta Prize, shared how he makes his first Spanish omelette, confessing that he prefers it without onion.

Confirmed by the Horizontal Property Law: What Happens if a Neighbor Takes Their Dog Without a Muzzle in Common Areas

The Horizontal Property Law regulates aspects of condominium communities, including rules about pets. If a neighbor takes their dog without a muzzle in common areas, it can cause conflicts and penalties, as it is mandatory to comply with community rules to ensure the coexistence and safety of all residents.

Austin Butler and Michael B. Jordan, the trendy actor duo rumored for the most anticipated 2027 remake

Austin Butler and Michael B. Jordan are sought as the new leads for the 2027 remake, playing Sonny Crockett and Rico Tubbs, successors to Don Johnson and Philip Michael Thomas, in a highly anticipated project.

Black Friday 2025: When Do Discounts Start at H&M, Mango, El Corte Inglés, and Other Fashion Brands

Black Friday, originating in the U.S., is celebrated on the last Friday of November following Thanksgiving. In 2025, stores like H&M, Mango, and El Corte Inglés will offer special fashion discounts to take advantage of this tradition of deals.

Where to Eat the Two Best Marineras in the Region of Murcia

The 3rd Contest-Route for the Best Marinera in the Region of Murcia has achieved a historic record of participants, highlighting the quality and variety of this emblematic dish in the region.

The Three Neighborhoods in Barcelona to Buy Property with the Greatest Appreciation Potential in 2026

The real estate market in Barcelona is expanding, positioning the city as one of the most attractive places to invest in housing, with three neighborhoods standing out for their high appreciation potential for 2026.

Europe Makes a Historic Leap: JUPITER Simulates a Quantum Processor That Moves Over Two Quadrillion Data Points per Operation

The European supercomputer JUPITER has successfully simulated a quantum processor that processes over two quadrillion values per operation, marking a significant breakthrough that positions Europe at the forefront of quantum technology.

Oil extends decline by 1.5% on hopes for Russia-Ukraine peace deal

Oil prices dropped 1.5% amid optimism for a Russia-Ukraine peace agreement. Market participants expect reduced conflict risks, potentially easing supply disruptions. This sentiment outweighed other factors, leading to extended declines in crude prices.

Gold prices dip as December rate cut bets ease; tech rout, fiscal fears limit losses

Gold prices fell as expectations for a December rate cut diminished. However, losses were capped due to ongoing technology sector sell-offs and concerns over fiscal policies, which maintained some demand for the safe-haven metal. Investors balanced easing inflation hopes with economic uncertainties, resulting in cautious trading in gold markets.

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Fire disrupts COP30 climate talks as UN chief urges deal

A fire incident disrupted the COP30 climate talks, causing delays and heightened concerns among delegates. Despite the setback, UN Chief António Guterres urged nations to seize the moment and finalize a strong climate agreement. The incident underscored the urgency of climate action amid increasing environmental risks. Talks resumed with renewed focus on achieving consensus to address global warming.

Trump inflames California over oil drilling plan for Pacific coast

Former President Trump has reignited controversy by supporting plans to expand offshore oil drilling along California's Pacific coast. The proposal has sparked strong opposition from local officials and environmental groups concerned about potential ecological damage and threats to tourism. Advocates argue it will boost energy independence and job growth. The debate highlights ongoing tensions over energy policy and environmental protection in the state.

US SEC dismisses case against SolarWinds, top security officer

The US Securities and Exchange Commission has dismissed its case against SolarWinds and its top security officer. The agency cited insufficient evidence and procedural issues leading to the decision. This outcome marks a significant development for SolarWinds, which faced allegations related to cybersecurity disclosures following a major hack. The dismissal concludes the SEC's investigation without penalties.

Oil slides as US pushes for Russia-Ukraine peace deal

Oil prices fell as the US renewed efforts to broker a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine, easing tensions that had supported higher energy costs. Markets responded to the prospect of reduced conflict-driven supply disruptions, leading to a drop in crude prices amid cautious optimism over potential diplomatic progress.

Trump energy department reorganizes around fossil, nuclear priorities

The Trump administration is restructuring the Energy Department to prioritize fossil fuels and nuclear energy. This shift involves reducing focus on renewable energy initiatives, reflecting the administration's commitment to boosting traditional energy sectors, enhancing energy independence, and supporting economic growth through fossil fuel development.

Russia gets 15-year extension for Venezuela oilfields JV

Russia secured a 15-year extension for its joint venture with Venezuela's PDVSA in key oilfields, ensuring continued operations and cooperation. The extension aims to boost oil production and strengthen energy ties amid global market challenges.

South Africa, EU sign critical minerals deal, vow to defend multilateralism

South Africa and the EU have signed a critical minerals partnership to secure sustainable supply chains vital for green technologies. Both parties committed to promoting fair trade, environmental standards, and multilateral cooperation. The deal aims to enhance economic ties, boost investment, and support a clean energy transition amid global competition for minerals.

Analysis - Much-anticipated dollar hedging rush slows, for now

The expected surge in dollar hedging has slowed recently as market volatility eases and investors reassess risks. Factors such as improved U.S. economic data and reduced geopolitical tensions have lessened the urgency for aggressive hedging strategies. However, uncertainty remains, suggesting that while hedging demand is muted currently, it could pick up again if conditions change.

Japan stocks lower at close of trade; Nikkei 225 down 2.30%

Japan's stock market ended lower, with the Nikkei 225 dropping 2.30% amid concerns over global economic uncertainties and rising inflation. Investors remained cautious as geopolitical tensions and mixed corporate earnings reports influenced trading sentiment. Market participants awaited further economic data and policy signals for clearer direction.

France’s Veolia to buy hazardous waste group Clean Earth for $3 billion

France’s Veolia plans to acquire hazardous waste company Clean Earth for $3 billion. The deal aims to strengthen Veolia’s position in the environmental services sector, expanding its portfolio in waste management and boosting its capabilities in handling hazardous materials. This acquisition aligns with Veolia’s strategy to enhance sustainable waste solutions globally.

China AI unicorn Moonshot raising fresh funds at $4 billion valuation - WSJ

China-based AI startup Moonshot is seeking new funding at a valuation of $4 billion, signaling strong investor confidence in its technology and growth prospects. The fresh capital will support Moonshot's expansion in AI development and market reach amid increasing competition in the sector.

Risk-on investors turn to Uganda to ‘squeeze the last drop’ out of frontier markets

Investors seeking higher returns are increasingly turning to Uganda, attracted by its frontier market potential. With global markets showing volatility, Uganda offers growth opportunities through sectors like agriculture and infrastructure. However, challenges such as political risks and infrastructure gaps remain, requiring careful investor navigation to capitalize on the emerging market's prospects.

Taiwan stocks lower at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted down 0.66%

Taiwan stocks closed lower, with the Taiwan Weighted Index falling 0.66%. Market movements reflected investor caution amid global economic uncertainties and regional developments impacting trade and technology sectors.

In October weather balloon strike, United pilots were showered with glass, probe shows

A probe into the October incident involving a weather balloon striking United Airlines pilots revealed that the pilots were showered with glass debris. The investigation highlights safety concerns and the unexpected hazards posed by seemingly harmless weather balloons during flight operations. Authorities are reviewing protocols to prevent similar incidents in the future.

Top 4 Asian Chip Stocks Poised for Growth in AI, Cloud Era, UBS says

UBS identifies four leading Asian chipmakers positioned to benefit from AI and cloud computing growth. These companies are expected to see increased demand as tech advancements drive the semiconductor market. UBS highlights their strong market presence, innovation, and strategic investments, making them attractive opportunities for investors seeking exposure to the expanding AI and cloud sectors.

Droneshield Rally Unravels as Executive Share Sales, Governance Issues Spark Brutal Rout

Droneshield's stock plummeted after revelations of significant executive share sales and concerns over corporate governance. Investors reacted negatively to the perceived insider profit-taking and governance lapses, leading to a sharp decline in the company's market value. This undermined earlier gains and raised questions about management’s transparency and commitment to shareholder interests.

Australia stocks lower at close of trade; S&P/ASX 200 down 1.59%

Australian stocks closed lower, with the S&P/ASX 200 index falling 1.59%. The decline was driven by weak performances in key sectors amid broader market concerns. Investors remain cautious as economic indicators and global factors continue to impact sentiment.

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Japan manufacturing PMI picks up in Nov but still in contraction; services strong

Japan’s manufacturing PMI rose in November but remained below 50, indicating continued sector contraction. However, the services sector showed robust growth, supported by easing COVID-19 restrictions and increased domestic demand. The mixed data reflects ongoing challenges in manufacturing amid supply chain issues, while the services industry benefits from a recovering economy and increased consumer activity.

Japan factory activity down for fifth month in November, PMI shows

Japan's factory activity contracted for the fifth consecutive month in November, with the manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) showing ongoing challenges. The decline reflects weaker demand and supply chain issues, signaling difficulties for the sector amid global economic uncertainties.

Japan posts smaller-than-expected trade deficit in Oct as exports recover

Japan recorded a smaller-than-expected trade deficit in October, driven by a recovery in exports. Improved demand from key markets helped exports rebound, partially offsetting rising import costs. The results suggest Japan's trade balance is stabilizing amid global economic uncertainties.

UK consumers brace for budget, GfK survey shows

A GfK survey reveals that UK consumers are preparing for the upcoming budget announcement with cautious optimism. Many expect measures to address the cost-of-living crisis, including potential support for energy bills and tax adjustments. However, concerns remain about inflation and economic uncertainty influencing spending habits. Overall, consumers anticipate the budget will impact their financial decisions in the coming months.

Japan CPI inflation edges up in Oct as expected, BOJ rate hike in focus

Japan’s consumer price index (CPI) inflation rose as expected in October, reflecting steady economic conditions. The gradual increase in inflation keeps attention on the Bank of Japan’s upcoming policy decisions, with markets speculating about possible rate hikes to manage inflation and support growth amid global economic uncertainties.

Japan Oct core CPI rises 3.0% yr/yr

Japan's core Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 3.0% year-on-year in October, reflecting ongoing inflation driven by higher energy and food costs. The increase underscores persistent price pressures despite efforts to stabilize the economy, affecting consumer spending and monetary policy considerations.

US economy likely added jobs at a moderate pace in September

The US economy probably continued adding jobs moderately in September, reflecting steady labor market growth despite concerns over inflation and potential Federal Reserve rate hikes. Employment gains are expected to support consumer spending, though uncertainties remain amid global economic challenges and financial market volatility.

Edgy Iran seeks Saudi leverage to revive stalled nuclear talks with US

Iran is attempting to use its improving ties with Saudi Arabia as leverage to restart stalled nuclear negotiations with the US. With talks at an impasse, Tehran hopes that leveraging regional diplomacy can pressure Washington into reviving discussions and potentially lifting sanctions. The move reflects Iran’s strategic shift amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and stalled diplomatic efforts on its nuclear program.

Natural Gas Storage Sees Greater-Than-Expected Drawdown, Bullish for Prices

Natural gas storage levels dropped more than anticipated, signaling higher demand or reduced supply. This larger drawdown is expected to support bullish price movements in the natural gas market, as inventories tighten ahead of peak consumption periods.

Trump signs order to remove tariffs from Brazilian beef, coffee

President Trump signed an executive order removing tariffs on Brazilian beef and coffee, aiming to strengthen trade relations between the U.S. and Brazil. The move is expected to boost imports, lower prices for American consumers, and support Brazilian exporters by eliminating previous trade barriers. This action highlights efforts to enhance bilateral economic ties.

Traders on alert to yen intervention, dollar set for weekly gain

Traders remain cautious ahead of potential yen intervention by Japanese authorities amid dollar strength. The dollar is on track for a weekly gain against the yen, driven by robust US economic data and rising Treasury yields. Market participants closely watch central bank signals and geopolitical developments as volatility persists in currency markets.

Japan premier's advisers will speak at business event before BOJ meeting

Japan's Prime Minister's advisers are scheduled to speak at a key business event ahead of the Bank of Japan's policy meeting. Their discussions are expected to provide insights into the government's economic outlook and potential policy directions, influencing market expectations before the central bank's decision.

Stocks crumble as US jobs fail to provide clarity on Fed outlook; tech hammered

US stocks fell sharply after weak jobs data left investors uncertain about the Federal Reserve's next move on interest rates. The unclear economic outlook triggered widespread selling, with technology shares experiencing significant losses. Market volatility rose as traders weighed the chances of future rate hikes amid mixed economic signals.

Cryptocurrencies whipped by flight from risk

Cryptocurrencies faced sharp declines as investors fled risky assets amid economic uncertainty. Market volatility surged, with major coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum seeing significant price drops. The downturn reflects broader concerns over inflation, interest rates, and potential regulatory pressures, prompting traders to seek safer investments.

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Morning Bid: Three-alarm fire as tech selloff resumes, Takaichi stimulus lands

The market saw a sharp tech selloff amid renewed concerns, triggering a three-alarm financial "fire." Meanwhile, Japanese politician Sanae Takaichi’s new stimulus plan aims to boost economic recovery, offering some optimism amidst volatility. Investors remain cautious as global uncertainties persist, balancing risks with potential growth from government interventions.

JP Morgan drops December rate-cut forecast on strong US jobs report

JP Morgan has abandoned its forecast for a December interest rate cut after a robust US jobs report indicated continued economic strength. The strong labor market data suggests the Federal Reserve may maintain higher rates longer than expected to keep inflation in check.

Japan’s cabinet approves lavish stimulus as markets fret over Takaichi’s fiscal policy

Japan’s cabinet approved a large stimulus package aimed at boosting economic growth amid uncertainties. The move follows concerns from markets over Finance Minister Takaichi’s fiscal approach, which some fear could worsen debt levels. The stimulus focuses on infrastructure, green initiatives, and support for households, aiming to balance growth and fiscal responsibility. Markets remain cautious about the government’s long-term fiscal strategy.

India's November business growth slows to 6-month low on weak manufacturing, PMI shows

India's business growth in November slowed to a six-month low, driven by a decline in manufacturing activity as indicated by the latest Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI). Weak demand and supply chain disruptions contributed to the slowdown, reflecting challenges in the industrial sector amidst ongoing economic uncertainties.

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Bitcoin price today: sinks below $86k as mixed US jobs data dents Fed cut hopes

Bitcoin fell below $86,000 after mixed US jobs data reduced optimism for an early Federal Reserve interest rate cut. The report showed slower job growth but steady wages, signaling a resilient economy. Investors reacted by selling risk assets, causing Bitcoin's price to dip amid uncertainty over future monetary policy.

Numerai Raises $30 Million Series C Led by Top University Endowments, at $500 Million Valuation

Numerai secured $30 million in a Series C funding round led by major university endowments, valuing the company at $500 million. The funding will support the development of Numerai's AI-driven hedge fund platform, aiming to enhance predictive modeling and investment strategies. This investment highlights strong confidence from academic institutions in Numerai's innovative approach to finance.

Logos Unifies Under One Identity to Deliver a Private Tech Stack to Revitalize Civil Society

Logos has consolidated its brand to provide a unified private technology stack aimed at revitalizing civil society. This move enhances collaboration and privacy for organizations, fostering trust and more effective engagement within communities. The integrated platform supports secure communication and data management, empowering civil society groups to operate efficiently while safeguarding sensitive information.

EOS Climbs 17% In Bullish Trade

EOS surged 17% amid strong bullish momentum, driven by increased investor confidence and positive market trends. The cryptocurrency's rise reflects growing interest and adoption, pushing its price to new highs and signaling potential for continued growth in the near term.

Who Will Ascend the Trading God? HTX Searches Globally for Elite Traders to Battle for the "Trading God of New Assets" Title

HTX is launching a global search for top traders to compete for the prestigious "Trading God of New Assets" title. This competition aims to spotlight elite talent in the trading world, offering high stakes and recognition. Traders worldwide are invited to participate, showcasing their skills and strategies in a bid to claim the coveted crown. The event promises to redefine excellence in new asset trading.

Messari’s Coverage Spotlights ChatAndBuild’s Game-Changing Non-Fungible Agent Economy

Messari highlights ChatAndBuild’s innovative approach to NFTs, introducing a non-fungible agent economy that revolutionizes digital interaction and asset ownership. This model empowers agents as unique digital entities, enhancing customization and utility in decentralized environments, potentially transforming various industries through increased engagement and novel value creation.

Bitcoin price today: edges lower to $91k as Fed caution weighs; jobs data out

Bitcoin's price dipped to $91,000 amid cautious Federal Reserve remarks and pending jobs data. Investors remain wary as potential interest rate hikes may impact market sentiment. The cryptocurrency faces pressure despite ongoing demand, reflecting sensitivity to economic indicators and policy signals. Traders await the upcoming employment report to gauge future Fed actions.

India’s central bank says cautious on cryptocurrencies

India’s central bank has expressed caution regarding cryptocurrencies, highlighting concerns about financial stability and consumer protection. It emphasizes the need for a balanced approach to regulation to mitigate risks while supporting innovation in digital currencies. The bank continues to monitor developments and collaborate with stakeholders to ensure a secure financial environment.

Bitcoin price drops below $89k, analyst says ’no quick fix here’

Bitcoin’s price fell below $89,000, reflecting ongoing market volatility. Analysts note that despite periods of recovery, significant challenges remain, and a swift rebound is unlikely. Factors such as regulatory uncertainty and macroeconomic conditions contribute to the cautious outlook. Investors are advised to brace for continued fluctuations without expecting immediate resolution.

Eagle Eye Solutions executives exercise options, sell shares

Executives at Eagle Eye Solutions have exercised stock options and sold shares, signaling confidence in the company while realizing gains. This move may impact shareholder dynamics but underscores the management’s positive outlook on the firm's future performance.

Treatt director Kennedy to step down from board in January 2026

Treatt PLC announced that director Kennedy will step down from the board in January 2026. This decision aligns with the company’s succession planning to ensure continued effective governance. The board expressed gratitude for Kennedy’s contributions during his tenure. The company plans to maintain stability and transparency throughout the transition period.

Orosur Mining schedules AGM and investor Q&A session in December

Orosur Mining has announced its Annual General Meeting and an investor Q&A session to be held in December. The events aim to update shareholders and investors on the company’s progress, financial performance, and future plans. Participants will have the opportunity to engage directly with the management team. Specific dates and further details will be provided soon.

Sampo buys back 203,263 shares as part of €150 million program

Sampo has repurchased 203,263 of its own shares under its existing €150 million share buyback program. This move aims to optimize the company's capital structure and enhance shareholder value. The buyback reflects Sampo’s ongoing commitment to prudent financial management and returning value to investors.

OGE Energy prices $345 million common stock offering

OGE Energy announced the pricing of a $345 million common stock offering. The proceeds will be used to fund capital expenditures, reduce debt, and for general corporate purposes. This move aims to strengthen the company's financial position and support future growth initiatives.

American Healthcare REIT prices $388.8 million common stock offering

American Healthcare REIT has priced a common stock offering totaling approximately $388.8 million. The proceeds are expected to support the company’s growth initiatives and strengthen its balance sheet. This move reflects the REIT’s strategy to capitalize on market opportunities and enhance shareholder value.

Inhibikase Therapeutics prices $100 million public offering

Inhibikase Therapeutics announced a $100 million public offering of common stock. The funds will support ongoing clinical trials and expand research efforts for treatments targeting neurodegenerative diseases. The company aims to strengthen its financial position to advance its drug pipeline and increase shareholder value.

Zefiro founder Debs nominates five for board amid leadership dispute

Zefiro founder Debs has nominated five new board members amid an ongoing leadership dispute within the company. This move highlights internal conflicts as management battles for control, underscoring tensions in Zefiro's governance structure. The nominations aim to influence the company's strategic direction during this turbulent period.

Oracle names Stephen Rusckowski to board of directors

Oracle has appointed Stephen Rusckowski to its board of directors. Rusckowski brings extensive leadership experience from his tenure as CEO of Quest Diagnostics and executive roles in healthcare and technology sectors, enhancing Oracle’s strategic expertise.

NovaBridge subsidiary Visara appoints two key ophthalmology leaders

NovaBridge's subsidiary, Visara, has appointed two new leaders in ophthalmology. These appointments aim to strengthen Visara’s expertise and leadership in eye care, enhancing the company’s position and capacity to innovate within the ophthalmology sector.