News Summary - 11/30/2025

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Venezuela condemns Trump's threat to close country's airspace

US President Donald Trump declared that Venezuela's airspace should be entirely closed, escalating tensions between the two nations. Venezuela condemned the threat, worsening the diplomatic conflict.

Hundreds dead and missing in flooding across Southeast Asia

Severe flooding has struck Southeast Asia, severely impacting millions across Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand. This disaster is among the worst in recent years, causing hundreds of deaths and numerous people missing, with extensive damage and displacement reported throughout the region.

Four killed in shooting at child's birthday party in California

A targeted shooting at a child's birthday party in California left four people dead and 10 others injured, including children, according to police.

Ukraine hits tankers in Black Sea in escalation against Russia

Ukraine struck two tankers in the Black Sea, targeting vessels believed to be used to circumvent Western sanctions on Russia, marking an escalation in the ongoing conflict.

Fall of Zelensky's Top Aide – Reboot for Kyiv or Costly Shake-up?

Andriy Yermak, Ukraine’s second most powerful official and a key aide to President Zelensky, has resigned amid a growing corruption scandal. His departure marks a significant shift in Kyiv's political landscape, raising questions about potential reforms or destabilization within the government.

Watch: Moment huge fireball destroys Sydney waste facility

A massive explosion blew a large chemical tank into the air at a Sydney waste facility. Over 200 firefighters responded to the incident to control the resulting fire and ensure public safety.

More than 70,000 killed in Gaza since Israel offensive began, Hamas-run health ministry says

Two young brothers were among those recently killed in an Israeli air strike amid a fragile ceasefire in Gaza. The Hamas-run health ministry reports that more than 70,000 people have died since the Israel offensive began.

Australian prime minister becomes first to wed in office

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese married Jodie Haydon, making him the first sitting PM to wed while in office. The couple had been engaged since Valentine's Day the previous year.

The Wiggles issue statement after appearing in Ecstasy music video

The Australian children's group The Wiggles stated they "do not condone" drug use after two members appeared dancing in Keli Holiday's Ecstasy music video.

Pope Leo visits Istanbul's Blue Mosque

Pope Leo made his first visit to a Muslim place of worship since becoming pope in May by attending Istanbul's Blue Mosque, marking a significant moment in interfaith relations.

Three days of mourning begin after Hong Kong's deadliest fire in decades

At least 128 people have died and hundreds remain missing after a devastating fire tore through multiple tower blocks in Hong Kong. Authorities have declared three days of mourning to honor the victims of this tragic event, marking it as the city's deadliest fire in decades. Efforts continue to account for those still unaccounted for.

Russian strikes cause power outages for more than 600,000 in Ukraine

Overnight Russian attacks in Ukraine resulted in at least three deaths and dozens of injuries, causing power outages for over 600,000 people.

Flights returning to normal after Airbus warning grounded planes

Approximately 6,000 planes were grounded following an Airbus warning about a data corruption issue. Airlines are now resuming normal operations as the problem is being resolved.

Nigeria blames jihadist groups for wave of kidnappings but others accuse criminal gangs

While Nigerian officials blame jihadist groups for recent kidnappings, analysts argue that criminal gangs are responsible for abducting over 250 schoolchildren last week.

Trump to pardon ex-Honduras president convicted of drug trafficking

Juan Orlando Hernández, former president of Honduras, was sentenced in the US to 45 years in prison for conspiring to smuggle cocaine. Reports indicate that former President Donald Trump intends to pardon him.

'Too scared to speak' - Nigerian villagers on living in the midst of kidnap gangs

Parents of kidnapped children in Nigerian villages know the locations of bandit hideouts but are too afraid to report them to authorities, living in fear amid the ongoing kidnappings.

Drinking is a way of life in Ireland. Can a warning label change that?

Ireland has introduced some of the world's strongest alcohol warning labels, highlighting cancer risks. These labels aim to challenge the country's deeply ingrained drinking culture by raising awareness of health dangers associated with alcohol consumption.

Forgotten photos reveal women who powered India's freedom struggle

Newly discovered photos showcase the significant contributions of women in Mahatma Gandhi’s civil disobedience movement, highlighting their crucial role in India's fight for independence from British rule.

Why I Spend Hours Painstakingly Repairing Banknotes

In Gaza, repairing damaged banknotes has become a booming business after Israel halted cash transfers and local banks were destroyed or looted. Residents rely on meticulous restoration to preserve their money amid a cash shortage.

We searched for a true Christmas market - and may have found one

The article compares festive markets in the UK and Germany, exploring their authenticity and atmosphere to determine which best captures the spirit of a traditional Christmas market.

Why the Rich and Powerful Couldn't Say No to Epstein

Jeffrey Epstein continued to engage with wealthy and influential figures despite his initial conviction, highlighting how his connections enabled him to maintain power and influence within elite circles.

Scores killed as floods sweep several Asian nations

Severe flooding in Indonesia and Sri Lanka has resulted in at least 80 deaths in Indonesia and 56 in Sri Lanka over the past week, highlighting the deadly impact of extreme weather across these Asian countries.

Watch: Pope struggles to remove cloth covering plaque

Pope Leo and church clergy faced multiple attempts to unveil a plaque covered by a white sheet at an Istanbul cathedral, struggling briefly before successfully revealing it.

Video shows speed fire spreads in Hong Kong tower block

Footage verified by BBC Verify captures the rapid spread of a fire in Wang Cheong House, a tower block in Hong Kong, highlighting the intensity and speed at which the blaze engulfed the building.

Watch: Dawn aerial footage reveals scale of Hong Kong apartment blaze

Over 800 firefighters continue to battle a large blaze at Wang Fuk Court in Hong Kong, as dawn aerial footage reveals the fire's extensive scale.

Watch: How the shooting of two National Guard members unfolded

Two National Guard soldiers were critically injured in a shooting incident just blocks from the White House in Washington DC. Authorities are investigating the attack as the soldiers receive medical treatment.

Trump declares Venezuelan airspace closed and Caracas denounces his "unheard-of orders that threaten its sovereignty"

Caracas rejects Trump's measure that closes Venezuelan airspace, describing it as a "hostile, unilateral, and arbitrary act" that violates International Law and threatens the country's sovereignty.

Trump maximizes pressure on Venezuela and warns airlines: "The airspace is completely closed"

Trump warned on his platform Truth Social to airlines, pilots, drug traffickers, and human traffickers that Venezuelan airspace is completely closed, increasing pressure on Venezuela.

Trump's Strategy Regarding Venezuela Following the US Military Deployment in the Caribbean: "Just Like with Nuclear Weapons"

Four analysts point out that the US military deployment in the Caribbean goes beyond a fight against drug trafficking and suggests that Washington is seeking a regime change in Venezuela, comparing the strategy to that applied in nuclear weapons matters.

Zelenski says it is "feasible" to reach an agreement to end the war "in the coming days"

Ukrainian President Zelenski stated that it is feasible to reach an agreement to end the war in the coming days. Additionally, he emphasized that the Ukrainian delegation for the negotiations is already in the United States.

The partners maintain their support for the Government despite Ábalos's imprisonment but demand a boost

ERC conditions its support on the absence of any discovery of illegal financing by the PSOE, Podemos criticizes the Government's election-focused attitude, and the PNV expresses concern, although all continue to back the Executive following Ábalos's imprisonment.

A cold front is arriving with rain, snow, and a notable temperature drop in the coming hours: these are the areas expecting the most precipitation

A cold front will arrive in the next few hours bringing rain, snow, and a marked temperature drop across most of the Peninsula and the Balearic Islands. The most affected areas will be those expecting the highest precipitation and a significant temperature decrease.

Two Teenage Girls Found Dead in a Park in Jaén: The Case is Under Judicial Secrecy

Two teenage girls were found dead in a park in Jaén. Initial investigations suggest that there was no third-party involvement, and the main hypothesis is possible suicide. The case is under judicial secrecy.

These are the consequences of African swine fever for which 64 municipalities have restrictions

African swine fever is highly contagious and deadly for pigs, with up to 100% mortality. It does not affect humans, but in an autonomous community where pork exports account for nearly 20% of the total, it has led to restrictions in 64 municipalities to stop its spread.

National Lottery Draw of this November 29: Results and Prizes

The National Lottery draw on November 29 offers a total of 42 million euros in prizes. The results were announced this Saturday, with numerous winners in different categories.

The National Lottery showers thousands of euros across four provinces

The first prize of the National Lottery has been won in three different provinces, and the second prize has been sold entirely in a fourth province, distributing thousands of euros among the lucky winners.

The autonomous community that has so far managed to avoid the flu surge: "For now, neither an early rise nor a peak"

The Ministry of Health reports that the autonomous community maintains a baseline situation regarding the flu, with no early rise or peak in cases recorded so far.

Suspected Attacker of Two Femen Activists at a Franco Event in Madrid Detained

The Government Delegation in Madrid has detained the suspected attacker of two Femen activists during an event for Franco. The authority reaffirms its strong commitment against sexual violence.

Tito Vivas, archaeologist, on the figures of Easter Island: "They were in the middle of nowhere and there were no roads"

Archaeologist Tito Vivas points out that the figures of Easter Island were made by the Rapanui culture, who were true astronomers. He highlights that the statues were located in remote places without roads, which demonstrates the advanced knowledge and effort of their creators.

The Act of Generosity by the 123 Million Euro Euromillions Winner: "I Was Taught to Help"

Steve Thomson, winner of 123 million in Euromillions and a bricklayer, bought a building to transform it into a charitable center for adults with disabilities, demonstrating his commitment to helping others.

Junts responds to Feijóo that instead of asking them for "help" with a motion of no confidence, he should ask for "forgiveness"

Turull replies to the leader of the PP, Feijóo, warning that publicly requesting their support for a motion of no confidence is a "boldness." Junts rejects the request and instead urges Feijóo to apologize.

Ábalos, in prison, updates his profile on X: "I am innocent! I will fight for the truth and justice"

The former minister Ábalos, currently in prison, updated his profile on X declaring his innocence and denouncing that he faces a request for 24 years in prison for crimes he claims he did not commit. He assures that he will fight for truth and justice.

An Extremely Rare Hybrid Blood Type Discovered in Only 3 People

A recent study found an extremely rare hybrid blood type, identified in only three people, that is not detectable with current standard tests. This variant could imply the existence of more yet unknown blood types.

Netflix Actor Tony Germano Dies at 55 After Falling from Roof of His House

Tony Germano, a Brazilian voice actor known for his work in the Portuguese versions of Nickelodeon and Disney series, died at the age of 55 after falling from the roof of his house.

The testimony of a British woman who moved to Spain: "It's the smartest decision of my life, I save 1,400 euros a month"

Nadie Leguel, a 52-year-old British woman, has been living in Nerja, Málaga for five months and says that moving to Spain has been the best decision of her life, as it allows her to save 1,400 euros a month thanks to the lower cost of living.

This is Ana Blanco's New Retired Life in Cantabria

Ana Blanco, former news anchor of RTVE, enjoys her retired life in a chalet near Santander, Cantabria, where she lives with her husband.

The flu arrives early in Spain and "accelerates" its transmission in the northern region: vaccination is the main preventive measure

The flu has arrived earlier than usual in Spain, with Asturias, the Basque Country, Cantabria, Castilla y León, Catalonia, Galicia, Navarre, and La Rioja already surpassing the epidemic threshold. Transmission is accelerating particularly in the northern area, and vaccination is highlighted as the primary measure to prevent its spread.

A Japanese singer forced to leave the stage mid-performance in China due to the high tension between the two countries

During a performance in China, the Japanese singer was abruptly interrupted when the lights and music went off, two people came on stage to take her microphone away, and she was then asked to leave the stage, reflecting the high tension between the two countries.

Rupa Parmar, doctor: "This symptom means that what you have is covid and not the flu or a cold"

The speed at which symptoms appear can indicate whether it is covid, the flu, or a cold, helping to differentiate between these illnesses.

A Belgian gynecologist under investigation for sexual assault following more than 150 telephone complaints

More than 150 victims reported the Belgian gynecologist for sexual assaults, including non-consensual touching and inappropriate behavior during consultations. The doctor is currently under investigation.

The Four Shopping Centers That Will Open in the Community of Madrid in 2026

In 2026, four new shopping centers will open in the Community of Madrid, increasing the commercial offering in the region and strengthening its position as an important economic and consumer hub in Spain.

Carolina Perles Surprised by What Happened with Ábalos in Prison: "Your Ex-Husband's Snoring Keeps Koldo Awake"

Carolina Perles, Ábalos' ex-wife, reacted to the leaks about the former minister's first night in Soto del Real prison, ironically highlighting that Ábalos' snoring prevents Koldo from sleeping.

Two winners of La Primitiva win 706,000 euros each and the jackpot rises to 49 million

Two first-category winners of La Primitiva hit the prize and take home 706,000 euros each. Additionally, two second-category winners won 114,605 euros each. The accumulated jackpot for the next draw has increased to 49 million euros.

The European Wine City 2025, a perfect plan for this holiday weekend

Cariñena has been named the European Wine City 2025 by RECEVIN, a network that includes more than 600 cities from 11 countries, highlighting its relevance in the wine sector and offering an ideal plan for the upcoming holiday weekend.

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

Chris Martin made a joke about the incident on the 'kisscam' where Andy Byron, CEO of Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, HR director, were exposed being unfaithful to their partners, suggesting turning difficult situations into something positive.

The First Bible with a Map of the Holy Land Turns 500 Years Old

The first Bible that included a map of the Holy Land celebrates 500 years. It still impacts the perception of borders and is considered both a great success and a failure in the history of the publishing industry, according to a researcher.

Dulce, Isa Pantoja's nanny, reveals new details about the hose episode and lashes out at Kiko Rivera: "It was a monstrosity"

Dulce, Isa Pantoja's nanny, has spoken out following recent interviews given by Isabel Pantoja's children, revealing more details about the controversial hose incident and harshly criticizing Kiko Rivera, calling him a "monstrosity."

Rocío Carrasco sends a message to one of the contestants of 'Operación Triunfo': "You have a very beautiful vibe"

Rocío Carrasco has sent a message of support to Cristina, a contestant on 'Operación Triunfo', wishing her all the best in the upcoming gala where she will perform a song by "la más grande."

Shock over the death of Josh Travis, former teenage goalkeeper of Nottingham Forest: "We are devastated"

Nottingham Forest and Aspire FC mourn the death of Josh Travis, under-15 goalkeeper, expressing their deep sadness over his premature passing.

This is how Mallorca paid tribute to Rafa Nadal: presenting him with the 'Dimoni d'Honor' for his "humility and spirit of overcoming"

The Mallorca club paid tribute to Rafa Nadal by presenting him with the 'Dimoni d'Honor' award in recognition of his humility and spirit of overcoming. This distinction reflects the club's admiration for the values and career of the tennis player from Mallorca, highlighting his impact both on and off the courts.

Three Bonoloto winners win 55,000 euros each and the jackpot rises to 2.4 million

Three second-tier Bonoloto tickets won 55,000 euros each. Since there were no first-tier prizes, the jackpot for this Sunday's draw increases to 2.4 million euros.

Carlos Cuerpo withdraws from running for President of the Eurogroup

Carlos Cuerpo has decided not to run for the presidency of the Eurogroup, while Spain aims to increase its chances at the European Central Bank following Luis de Guindos's term, which ends in 2026.

Dick Van Dyke ('Mary Poppins') Reveals His Two Secrets to Reaching 100 Years

Dick Van Dyke will celebrate his 100th birthday on December 13. With more than 80 films and series in his career, the British actor shares two secrets to reaching this age: staying active and having a positive attitude.

This is what 'scream clubs' are like: the new wellness trend that’s taking off for women who need to vent

'Scream clubs' are safe spaces where women can scream to release tension and accumulated emotions, promoting emotional well-being and relief.

One third of breast cancer patients abandon hormone therapies: "They are afraid because of their work"

One third of women with breast cancer abandon hormone therapies due to concerns related to their jobs and side effects, which reduces adherence and may affect the long-term effectiveness of the treatment.

Stop Saving Your Passwords in the Browser: The Serious Hidden Danger You Might Not Know About

Malicious programs can steal all the passwords saved in your browser within seconds, putting your online security at risk. It is recommended to avoid storing sensitive data directly in the browser to prevent hacks and protect your personal information.

The Czech Town Famous for Its Christmas House

This charming Czech town, which inspired the name of a well-known nightclub in Prague, is home to one of the most spectacular Christmas attractions in Europe, known as the Christmas House.

Vermouth-seasoned olives, the appetizer to surprise your guests that you can prepare in minutes

An easy and delicious recipe for vermouth-seasoned olives that will become your favorite appetizer to surprise your guests in just a few minutes.

What is traffic signal priority and how is it proposed to be implemented to improve mobility in the city?

Traffic signal priority is a technique that adjusts traffic lights to favor the passage of public transportation, reducing delays and improving urban mobility. Several cities implement it to speed up traffic flow and optimize travel times in mass transit.

Coats at 50% Off: Black Friday Allows You to Refresh Your Wardrobe at a Great Price

Fashion brands join Black Friday by offering coats with up to 50% off, making it easier to renew your wardrobe with new pieces at affordable prices.

900 reviews and all five stars: this premium Oral-B toothbrush has slashed its price

Oral-B has nearly halved the price of a premium toothbrush that, according to the 900 reviews on Amazon, is perfect, maintaining a five-star rating.

Microsoft goes after Google: cuts price of all Office with 1TB cloud storage to historic low

Microsoft has reduced the price of Office 365 with 1TB of cloud storage, offering an unbeatable deal to compete with Google and attract more users.

Tommy Hilfiger, Timex, and More: If You're Looking for a Classic Watch, There Are Dozens on Sale

Classic-style watches are on sale, with many brands like Tommy Hilfiger and Timex offering attractive models at discounted prices, ideal for those seeking elegant design and good savings.

These are the four new towns added to the list of the Most Beautiful in Spain

The associated towns evaluated their recent activities and announced new projects, while four localities joined the prestigious list of The Most Beautiful in Spain.

The director of 'Pasapalabra' reveals some of the secrets of 'El Rosco': "They are true masterpieces"

Miguel Aparicio, director of 'Pasapalabra', shared details about the complexity of 'El Rosco' and expressed that the element of surprise has been lost when a contestant wins the jackpot, highlighting the skill the game requires.

Person Missing Since Monday Found Dead in a Pool in the Aragonese Pyrenees

The body of a person missing since Monday was found inside a vehicle submerged in a ravine in the Aragonese Pyrenees.

The Ultimate Solution Against Limescale in Toilets and Faucets: The Trick That Outperforms Baking Soda

Over time, bathrooms accumulate limescale and stubborn stains that affect hygiene. This trick offers an effective solution to clean toilets and faucets, outperforming baking soda and keeping surfaces spotless.

Before, During, or After Meals? Why the Timing of Taking Your Medication Is Important

Taking medications with a full stomach can affect their absorption and effectiveness, so it is essential to follow instructions on whether they should be taken before, during, or after meals to ensure better therapeutic results.

This is the "drawer law" of any Spanish kitchen: "Tell me if I'm wrong"

A young man revealed that in most Spanish homes, the kitchen drawers follow a common and well-known order, creating a kind of unofficial "law" that everyone respects.

The 'kellys' want to extend the 32-hour workweek cut agreed upon at a Balearic company to all of Spain: "No one can hold on until retirement"

The 'kellys' denounce extreme workloads and chronic ailments. They applaud the MarSenses agreement that reduces the workweek to 32 hours for those over 58 years old, but demand that it be extended nationwide, as they consider the measure to be late and insufficient in light of the physical demands of the job.

What is the solution to the housing crisis? Five experts respond: "Studies show that it helps to cool down and lower [prices]"

Five experts from Fotocasa, FADEI, IDRA, Inviertis, and Trioteca offer key insights to overcome the housing crisis, highlighting that certain measures can cool the market and reduce prices.

The Five Ideal Christmas Destinations to Visit After 60 Years Old: Affordable and with Unique Charm

European cities become ideal destinations for those over 60 during Christmas, offering charming markets and a rich culture. They are affordable options that combine tradition and enjoyment, perfect for senior travelers seeking unique and accessible experiences.

This is What You Must Consider When Opening a Joint Bank Account, According to the Bank of Spain

Opening a joint account does not mean that the deposited money is automatically and equally owned by all account holders. It is important to understand the conditions and responsibilities involved before proceeding.

The foolproof trick to make your fridge use less electricity: the key is its location

The refrigerator is the appliance that consumes the most electricity in the home, accounting for 30% of the daily energy consumption. The key to reducing this consumption lies in its proper placement, avoiding hot places or proximity to heat sources. Placing it in a cool and ventilated spot optimizes its efficiency and saves electricity.

A Piece of Adhesive Tape Inserted in an 'Influencer's' Nose for 35 Years Was Removed

Candela Reybaud had always experienced difficulty breathing through one side of her nose. After an examination, a piece of adhesive tape that had been lodged in her nose for 35 years was removed, explaining her respiratory problems.

Alba Carrillo lashes out at Lecquio: "He accused me of prostitution, he has harmed many women"

Alba Carrillo criticized Alessandro Lecquio following his interview on Directo al grano, denouncing that he accused her of prostitution and negatively affected many women. Her comment arose during her participation in D Corazón, reacting to the statements of Antonia Dell’Atte.

Bodies of Three Republican Soldiers Found Buried in Mirones

Researchers from the Aranzadi society located and exhumed the bodies of three Republican soldiers in Mirones, after precisely determining their location and depth.

Psychiatrist Anna Lembke Warns About Water Addiction: "I Had a Patient Who Couldn't Overcome It"

Psychiatrist Anna Lembke warns about water addiction following a case in which a patient developed hyponatremia, a condition that caused her to experience delusions due to excessive water consumption.

The public weighs in on banning access to social networks for children under 13: "More than a law, responsibility is needed"

20minutos surveyed citizens about the EU's proposal to restrict internet access for children under 13. Opinions emphasize the need for greater responsibility rather than just legal measures to protect minors online.

"We have to leave now": a couple trapped in Venezuela pays an extra 1,300 euros to return to Madrid

A couple trapped in Venezuela had to pay an additional 1,300 euros to advance their flight to Madrid, as the airline Láser only offered them a rebooking for December 24th, almost a month after their original date.

Theater for Everyone, Let Accessibility Not Be a Problem: "With Today's Technology, Adding Subtitles Can't Be Complicated"

Three audience members with different disabilities report architectural, sensory, and informational barriers in theaters and concerts, and demand real accessibility, emphasizing that with current technology, providing subtitles and adaptations should not be difficult.

The Little Fool of the Fryer

The little fool of the fryer arrives in the city carefree, without having done his homework, but eager to make the most of his time and with a new interest that he did not show on the previous school trip.

Spend to Save

During Black Friday, many people make advance purchases, even if they don't have money, with the intention of taking advantage of deals and saving money in the face of widespread price increases during this time.

The 'Peugeot Gang'

José Luis Ábalos and Koldo García have been incarcerated as part of the operation related to the 'Peugeot Gang', confirming progress in the judicial investigation against this organization.

The invasion of ultra-processed foods

Spain has tripled the consumption of ultra-processed foods, increasing from 11% to 32% in two decades, reflecting a significant change in the country's eating habits.

MIT Scientists Create a Device That Extracts Water from the Air: The Invention to Combat Drought

MIT has developed an ultrasonic system capable of extracting water from the air in minutes, offering an innovative solution to combat drought.

Teresa Arnandis, biochemist, debunks the 3-second rule when food falls to the floor

Teresa Arnandis, biochemist, presents a video that reveals what happens to food when it falls to the floor, debunking the popular 3-second rule and showing that contamination occurs immediately.

Alejandra Herranz Shows Her Support for Xabier Fortes After Accusations of 'Nepotism' Regarding His Son at RTVE: "They Should Not Be Tolerated"

Alejandra Herranz defends Xabier Fortes following accusations of "nepotism" involving his son at RTVE, initially criticized by former director Carmen Sastre on social media. Herranz states that this kind of attack should not be tolerated.

Castle for Sale in Galicia: An Impressive 18th-Century Fortress by the Sea

The 18th-century fortification, located by the Corcubión estuary in Galicia, was built to protect the area from enemy ship attacks and is now for sale.

Ryanair suddenly suspends its discount program due to losses and failure to attract customers

Ryanair suspended its Primer program, designed for 250,000 potential customers, after attracting only 55,000, due to losses and low user attraction.

Gabriela Guillén, about the cover in '¡Hola!' alongside Bertín Osborne and her son: "We wanted to convey normality"

Gabriela Guillén expressed her pain over the absence of Bertín Osborne as a father figure in her son David's life, aiming to convey normality with the cover in '¡Hola!'.

Carolina Perles, ex-wife of Ábalos, speaks out following the former minister's imprisonment: "They have used him as a scapegoat"

Carolina Perles, ex-wife of José Luis Ábalos, has commented on how her children are experiencing the former minister's incarceration, stating that Ábalos has been used as a "scapegoat" in this situation.

Marta López reveals how much money she earned for appearing topless on two magazine covers: "I’m not going to beat around the bush"

Marta López confessed on 'El tiempo justo' the exact amount she earned for appearing topless on two magazine covers, choosing to be direct and straightforward about the topic.

Kiko Matamoros, annoyed with Carlota Corredera for calling him "señoro": "I don't like it at all"

Kiko Matamoros expressed his annoyance with Carlota Corredera for calling him "señoro," stating that he finds it offensive. He compared the term to insults used against homosexuals, such as "mariquita," showing his rejection of that kind of expression.

Anabel Pantoja Opens Up About 'Sálvame' Before the 'Dancing with the Stars' Final: "They Talked as If They Were the Audience Themselves"

Anabel Pantoja, finalist of 'Dancing with the Stars', reflects on her experience on 'Sálvame', criticizing how they tackled topics as if they were the audience. She is preparing for the big final of the dance competition, which will take place on November 29 on Telecinco.

The Unfailing Ingredients for Success in Prime Time

Success on television does not depend solely on flashy or superficial strategies, but on solid and authentic elements that truly connect with the audience during prime time.

Masterchef holds a casting with 150 contestants at the Sports Palace with free entry

Masterchef is organizing a casting with 150 contestants at the Sports Palace, offering free entry. Attendees will be able to enjoy raffles, food tastings, and displays of local crafts.

José Pablo López speaks out about attacks on RTVE and responds to 'El Hormiguero': "Several people spoke their minds freely"

The president of RTVE, José Pablo López, regrets the attacks and the delegitimization of the public broadcaster, emphasizing that it is happening just as the channel is growing in audience and becoming more competitive.

Bisbal 'sneaks' Broncano into his interview with Pablo Motos on 'El Hormiguero': "Now you too...?"

The singer from Almería revealed that he was hired to sing at a wedding, which piqued the curiosity of host Pablo Motos, who wanted to learn more about this type of musical gigs.

Emma, Juan Roig's niece who worked cutting cold cuts and today is an ambassador for the auction house Christie's

Emma, niece of Juan Roig, has developed a career in journalism, art collecting, architecture, and interior design. After starting with modest jobs such as cutting cold cuts, she is now an ambassador for the renowned auction house Christie's.

Actress Ruth Codd suffers amputation of her remaining healthy leg: she lost the first one six years ago

Irish actress Ruth Codd, known for 'Celebrity Traitors,' has undergone amputation of her healthy leg due to chronic pain caused by a football injury in her youth. She lost the other leg six years ago.

Fabiola Martínez gives several pieces of advice to Gabriela Guillén: "You have to have a little bit of common sense"

Gabriela Guillén and Bertín Osborne, after the threat of a lawsuit, would have reached an agreement regarding the separation agreement. Fabiola Martínez advises Guillén to use common sense in these situations.

A fake Jason Momoa scams nearly 600,000 euros from a widow: used AI to make her believe he was building her a mansion

A fraudster used artificial intelligence to impersonate Jason Momoa and deceive a widow, convincing her that she couldn't access her fortune because it was tied up in film projects, managing to scam her out of nearly 600,000 euros.

The airline that asked 'El Puma' to leave the plane explains: "We prioritized safety and regulations"

The singer 'El Puma' was asked to leave a plane after refusing to place his luggage in the designated area. The airline explained that it acted by prioritizing safety and complying with current regulations.

Melania Trump Enters the Film World: Launches Her New Production Company and Her First Movie Is a Documentary About Herself

Melania Trump has created Muse Films, her new production company, and will release her first project, a documentary about her life, which will premiere on January 30.

Almudena’s Breakdown on The Island of Temptations: This Is How Betrayal Hurts

Almudena experiences a strong emotional reaction on The Island of Temptations, showing tears, difficulty breathing, and the need for medical assistance, revealing how the body responds to the impact of betrayal.

It’s been 20 years since "Contigo no, bicho": what has become of its protagonist

The peculiar way of telling about his heartbreaks made "Contigo no, bicho" become one of the first viral videos on YouTube Spain. This video marked a milestone in the country’s digital culture 20 years ago.

This Is What Javi’s Families Are Like: From Ambrossi’s Divorced Parents to Calvo’s ‘Pole Dancer’ Mother

The family members of Javi Ambrossi and Javier Calvo have been a fundamental support following their breakup, showing how their different family backgrounds, such as Ambrossi’s divorced parents and Calvo’s ‘pole dancer’ mother, influence their personal lives.

Recording 'Lux' with Rosalía was a "sonic ecstasy" for the London Symphony Orchestra

Ballesteros and the London Symphony Orchestra recorded the songs from 'Lux' with Rosalía almost a year ago, keeping the collaboration secret, which was an extraordinary sonic experience for them.

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

Contributory pensions for 2026 would increase by around 2.6%, adjusting the tables of maximum, average, and minimum pensions according to these projections.

The peculiar disorder that Dabiz Muñoz suffers from: "I have it at a savage level"

Chef Dabiz Muñoz showed Pablo Motos his comic 'XOTIME', available since November 24.

Ilia Topuria announces he is postponing his next fight following his breakup

Ilia Topuria, two-time UFC champion, has announced that he will delay his next fight, originally scheduled for the first quarter of 2026, due to a romantic breakup.

Qatar F1 GP Classification, Live: Results and Latest on Fernando Alonso and Carlos Sainz

Fernando Alonso could not repeat his great performance in the sprint qualifying and will start eighth on the grid, just behind Carlos Sainz.

A Record-Breaking Atlético de Madrid Secures a Comfortable Victory Against Oviedo

Atlético de Madrid hosted Real Oviedo at the Metropolitano during the fourteenth matchday of the league and achieved a comfortable victory, thereby consolidating their record-breaking streak this season.

Barça comeback against a brave Alavés to sleep as LaLiga leader

Barcelona, led by Hansi Flick, achieved a comeback to win 3-1 against Alavés and temporarily takes the top spot in LaLiga after this important away victory.

Tension Between Sonia Bermúdez and the German Coach After the Nations League: Wück’s Push During the Greeting to the Spanish Coach

After the final whistle of the first leg of the Nations League final, the German coach Wück had a confrontation with the Spanish coach Sonia Bermúdez, pushing her during the greeting, which caused tension between them.

Fourteen Ultras from Sevilla and Betis Detained After Brawl Near Sánchez-Pizjuán Before the Derby

On Friday around 11:00 PM, a fight broke out between ultras of Sevilla and Betis near the Sánchez-Pizjuán stadium, prior to the derby. As a result, fourteen supporters involved in the brawl were arrested.

Aurora, mother of the first child in the world to receive treatment for Menkes syndrome: "It is not diagnosed early"

Marco has been receiving an experimental treatment for Menkes syndrome, an ultra-rare disease that observes its World Day on November 29, for almost four years. His mother, Aurora, highlights the difficulty in obtaining an early diagnosis for this disorder.

Accessibility and Emotions: The Key to Connecting with Dignity

Lack of accessibility not only prevents access to information but also deprives people of living experiences and emotions, affecting their dignity and connection with their environment.

Lawyer Asunción de la Morena premieres the second season of the podcast 'Capaces de todo'

Asunción de la Morena, an expert in disability, lawyer of the Rota Tribunal, and member of the Family Lawyers Association of Spain, launches the second season of her podcast 'Capaces de todo,' focused on disability and family law topics.

Support, training… this is how Autismo España expects the promised 20 million to be invested in students

Pedro Ugarte, president of Autismo España, hopes that the promised 20 million will be allocated to fully support the integration of students with autism in educational centers, including training and resources.

The Government States That the Swine Fever Affects a Radius of 20 km and Assesses Its Impact: "One Third of Exports Have Been Blocked"

Minister Luis Planas confirms restrictions on 39 farms within a 20 km area due to swine fever and commits to mitigating the economic damage, affecting one third of exports.

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

Contributory pensions in Spain will increase by around 2.6% in 2026, affecting maximum, average, and minimum pensions, according to current forecasts.

Spanish Banks Make a Late Debut in the Crypto Market with No Room for Error

Growing regulatory pressure, market demand, and the development of specialized exchanges have driven Spanish banks to enter the crypto sector, which they previously considered too risky, despite doing so late and without any margin for error.

Consumo reveals the names of the seven companies fined 350,000 euros for applying false discounts during Black Friday

The Government fined seven companies 350,000 euros following inspections that detected false discounts during Black Friday.

The End of Cheap Mortgages? They Rise Again After a Year and a Half of Cuts: "It’s Advisable to Apply for the Loan as Soon as Possible"

The Euribor rises and the ECB keeps interest rates at 2%, prompting banks to increase mortgage interest rates after a year and a half of decreases. It is recommended to apply for the loan as soon as possible to avoid higher costs.

How heirs can request the refund of the IRPF from deceased mutual insurance members

The right to claim the IRPF refund applies to pensioners who passed away between 2019 and 2024. The heirs must request the refund, and the Tax Agency has until 2025 to complete these refunds.

The Ideal Swedish Miniseries to Devour in an Afternoon: It Lasts Less Than 4 Hours and Is Waiting for You on Netflix

This Swedish miniseries, based on two Nordic bestsellers, premiered in early 2025 on Netflix. With a total runtime of less than 4 hours, it’s perfect to watch in an afternoon this Christmas.

Cahiers du Cinéma chooses 'Lonely Afternoons' as the best film of 2025: the lists begin

The French magazine Cahiers du Cinéma has selected 'Lonely Afternoons' as the best film of 2025. Additionally, it highlighted Paul Thomas Anderson's 'Napoleon Dynamite' as one of the most important works of the year in the cinematic field.

Taron Egerton drags his daughter to save her: review of 'She Rides Shotgun' on Amazon Prime Video

'She Rides Shotgun', a thriller available on Prime Video also known as 'The Education of Polly McClusky', features standout scenes and a shocking ending that make it one of the best of the year.

This is the favorite actor to succeed Daniel Craig as James Bond

An unknown actor has gained popularity in betting houses as the favorite to replace Daniel Craig as James Bond, which could mark a significant turning point in his career.

Review of 'Flowers for Antonio': the Best Tribute Antonio Flores Could Receive

The film 'Flowers for Antonio' captures the essence of Isaki Lacuesta, offering an authentic and emotional tribute to Antonio Flores, highlighting Alba Flores' personal and artistic journey.

What’s Happening on the Internet on Weekends in Spain: Why There Are Outages Every Time There Is Football

Every weekend during football matches in Spain, many websites experience outages due to LaLiga’s measures to protect their audiovisual rights. These blockages cause internet disruptions and affect both users and websites. The article explains how these blockages work and what options exist to mitigate their impact.

This New Amazon Prime Video Feature Uses AI to Summarize Series Without Spoilers

Amazon Prime Video launched a feature that uses generative AI to create video summaries of its series. These summaries combine real footage, narration, music, and dialogue clips, allowing users to understand the plot without spoilers.

Spotify Wrapped 2025: When It’s Released and How to Find Out Your Most Listened Music This Year

Spotify Wrapped 2025 is about to be released, allowing users to discover the music and artists they have listened to the most throughout the year. This annual feature collects personalized data and offers entertaining statistics about the user's music habits, available in the Spotify app at the end of the year.

Your V16 beacon could fail due to low temperatures: these are the areas in Spain with the highest risk

V16 beacons can fail in extreme cold, especially in mountainous areas and high valleys of Spain, where low temperatures affect their performance.

Google activates one of Chrome's most anticipated features: you can now pin your tabs

Google has finally enabled the tab pinning feature in Chrome, making it easier to organize and quickly access frequently visited websites, enhancing the daily experience for regular browser users.

Isabel Díaz Ayuso, an ideal winter guest, inaugurates Christmas at the Royal House of the Post Office

The President of the Community of Madrid inaugurated Christmas at the Royal House of the Post Office wearing a sophisticated "total black look," a trend that will be imitated during the holidays.

COOSY and APRAMP promote the Solidarity Store and present 'Alma by Apramp', a collection that fights against trafficking

The alliance between COOSY and APRAMP aims to highlight the creativity and professionalization of the women in APRAMP's textile workshop, promoting the Solidarity Store and the 'Alma by Apramp' collection to combat trafficking.

Marta Garay, specialist in aesthetic medicine, on neuromodulators at 20 years old: "Most of what you see on social media is not real"

Marta Garay, specialist in aesthetic medicine, warns about the use of neuromodulators before the age of 25, pointing out risks and debunking the idealized image spread on social media.

Seven flat shoes for this autumn to give up high heels

This season, flat shoes take center stage, offering comfort and style without sacrificing elegance. Perfect for any occasion, these models are the ideal alternative for those who want to leave high heels behind.

The Five Sfera Skirts You Can’t Miss During Black Friday 2025

Take advantage of Black Friday 2025 to get the five Sfera skirts, versatile pieces that will be essential in your wardrobe for the coming months.

The shampoo that Sharon Stone uses and that has helped her regain her hair

Sharon Stone has shared the shampoo she used to regain her hair after suffering a stroke, highlighting its effectiveness in hair recovery.

Do You Avoid Lentils Because of Gas? Learn How to Cook Them to Prevent It

Lentils, although nutritious, can cause gas and make digestion difficult. Learning how to cook them properly helps reduce these effects and enjoy their benefits without discomfort.

Al dente or not? Jordi Cruz answers one of the most common questions about pasta

Jordi Cruz explains the correct way to cook pasta, clarifying the controversy about whether it should be cooked "al dente" or not, offering tips to achieve the ideal texture and enhance its flavor.

How to Make the Perfect Fried Egg Using 6 Ingredients, According to Gordon Ramsay

Gordon Ramsay reveals his recipe for the perfect fried egg using only 6 key ingredients, demonstrating that with technique and good products you can achieve a simple but exceptional dish.

These Are the Healthiest Breads at Mercadona, According to a Nutritionist

Ana Navarro, a nutritionist, recommends healthy options at Mercadona such as rye bread and cristal bread, highlighting their benefits for a balanced diet.

Melania Trump’s Favorite Restaurant Opens a More Affordable Branch: Views of Central Park and an Average Price of 87 Euros

Melania Trump’s preferred restaurant, Jean-Georges, located in the Trump International Hotel in Manhattan, has opened a more accessible branch with views of Central Park and an average ticket price of 87 euros.

Gluten-Free, High-Protein Blueberry Muffins: A Perfect Recipe to Satisfy Sweet Cravings

Andrea Carucci, author of 'The Fertility Kitchen,' shares healthy and delicious recipes every Friday, such as these gluten-free, high-protein blueberry muffins, perfect for satisfying sweet cravings.

The Fascinating Destination of Tunisia Known as 'The City of Two Moons' for Being Between Two Bays

This peaceful city on a narrow peninsula in Tunisia is an authentic place, rarely visited by tourists, notable for its location between two bays that give it the nickname 'the city of two moons.'

The town of Guadalajara crowned as Magical Town of the Year: just one hour from Madrid

The association Magical Towns of Spain has awarded a municipality in Castilla-La Mancha as Magical Town of the Year, highlighting its beauty and proximity to Madrid, only one hour away.

The hotel between the sea and the mountain that has just been awarded for its wedding and family experiences

This hotel on the Costa Brava has been honored at the World Luxury Awards 2025 in Barcelona, standing out for its exceptional wedding and family experiences that combine the beauty of the sea and the mountain.

Hiking route to 'the gate of hell': a curious excursion through the nature of Burgos

The hiking route begins in Aldea del Pinar and leads to a curious geological phenomenon known as 'the gate of hell', offering a unique experience in the nature of Burgos.

Five Destinations for the December Holiday Weekend: From Quick Getaways to Longer Trips

Although the December holiday weekend is shorter this year, there are various options to make the most of the festive days, ranging from quick escapes to longer trips, perfect for enjoying this season.

The impressive medieval castle with six huge towers, little known and hidden on a hill

An imposing medieval fortress with six large towers is located south of Salamanca, on the border between Castilla and León and Extremadura, surrounded by forests and little known to the public.

The little-visited European country that becomes a fairy tale during the upcoming Christmas

This little-visited Baltic nation offers magical winter landscapes, centuries-old traditions, and numerous activities during Christmas that transform it into a true fairy tale.

Can You Donate Blood? The Unknown 4-Month Rule That Surprises Many

In Spain, those who have gotten a tattoo, piercing, microblading, or acupuncture must wait at least four months before donating blood to ensure the safety of the process and avoid the risk of infections.

A study discovers harmful effects of tattoos on the immune system

Research reveals that tattoos can cause a prolonged inflammatory response, thereby weakening the immune system and negatively affecting the body's defenses.

Yaiza Sanz, survivor of childhood sexual abuse: "It happens at the hands of people we would never imagine"

Yaiza Sanz reveals that childhood sexual abuse is a silenced problem and more common than believed, even occurring at the hands of unexpected people.

What it Means to Be Unable to Stop Biting Your Nails, According to Psychology

Nail biting is a nervous habit that may be linked to anxiety, but it also reflects aspects of personality, such as the need for control or perfectionism, according to psychology.

A biochemist explains how to mitigate an alcohol hangover: "See if you have this at home"

A hangover causes headache, nausea, dehydration, sensitivity to light, and fatigue. A biochemist recommends home remedies to relieve these symptoms and combat their effects.

Kimchi Improves Metabolic and Immune Health, According to the World’s First Study on Its Effects

Kimchi strengthens the immune system by enhancing its defense when needed and suppressing excessive immune responses, thereby contributing to improved metabolic and immune health.

We Test the New Fiat 500 Hybrid: First Impressions of a Classic That Continues to Shine

The new Fiat 500 Hybrid updates the iconic Italian model with advanced technology, a refreshed design, and an ideal engine, strengthening its position as an attractive and efficient city car.

The V16 Beacon Business is Questioned: You Can Find the Light from Up to 44 Different Brands

The DGT laboratories grant numerous certifications to the same manufacturer, even for the same product, creating uncertainty about the reason behind this practice in the marketing of V16 beacons.

The Zaragoza Battery Gigafactory Launches as “a Historic National Project”

Stellantis and CATL have begun construction of the battery gigafactory in Zaragoza through the joint venture Contemporary Star Energy. The plant, considered a key project for the country, will be operational in 2026, marking an important step in the Spanish energy and automotive industry.

The process to obtain a driver's license followed by people with disabilities

The process to obtain a driver's license is adapted according to the type of disability of the applicant and whether it developed before or after obtaining the first driving permit.

The Updated Peugeot 308 Gains in Range, Aesthetics, and Connectivity

The renewed Peugeot 308 improves in range, design, and connectivity to remain competitive in the compact segment. It is available from 26,270 euros.

Lexus Reinvents the Luxury Sedan Again: This Is the New ES

Lexus renews its luxury sedan ES with new hybrid and electric powertrains, offering an exclusive and refined design that reaffirms its leadership in this special segment.

The Barcelona Provincial Council suspends activities in 3 of its natural spaces due to African swine fever detected in wild boars

The Barcelona Provincial Council has suspended guided tours to the Mura cave, in the Sant Llorenç del Munt i l’Obac Natural Park, after detecting African swine fever in wild boars. This measure aims to control the spread of the disease in these natural areas.

Hunters offer the Government to carry out wild boar drives outside restricted areas to control swine fever

Hunters express "frustration" over the hunting ban imposed by the Generalitat and offer to conduct wild boar drives outside the restricted zones to control swine fever.

When Will Bilbao Metro Line 4 Start Operating and What Route Will It Take?

Bilbao Metro Line 4, eagerly awaited by residents of the southern part of the city, will connect neighborhoods such as Basurto, San Ignacio, and Errekalde. It is expected to start operating in the coming years, significantly improving mobility and facilitating access to other metro lines and the center of Bilbao.

The Winter Season in Sierra Nevada Begins with Seven Kilometers of Slopes

Cetursa has announced that at the start of the winter season in Sierra Nevada, nine ski lifts will be operational: two cable cars, five chairlifts, and two beginner conveyor belts, providing access to seven kilometers of slopes.

Students of the Royal Conservatory of Madrid report years of abuse by a professor: "He touched you under the pretext of teaching you"

Students of the Royal Conservatory of Madrid accuse a professor of abuse, including groping, psychological harassment, and harassment on social media. It is believed that nearly one hundred students could be affected by this inappropriate behavior.

Restoring the Cibeles, new uses for Prado 30 and the Palace of the Duchess of Sueca, and works in four squares: investment in Centro in 2026

The 2026 Budget will allocate 23.7 million euros to the Centro district to restore the Cibeles, adapt Prado 30 and the Palace of the Duchess of Sueca, and carry out works in four squares, promoting the urban and cultural renewal of the area.

Five Essential Bars to Have Molletes for Breakfast in Antequera: One of Málaga's Typical Breakfasts

In Málaga, the mollete is the quintessential typical breakfast. Antequera offers five standout bars where you can enjoy this soft and traditional bread, accompanied by local ingredients that make each breakfast an authentic and delicious experience.

Two sexist murders, a family dead from poisoning, and a man slashed: chronicle of a dark week in Málaga

A body in an advanced state of decomposition was found this Thursday in a natural area of Marbella, adding to a week marked by violent crimes in Málaga, including two sexist murders, a family that died from poisoning, and a man who was slashed.

The National Police dismantles a "banking entity for drug traffickers" dedicated to financing drug trafficking

The National Police dismantled a network in Rivas Vaciamadrid that operated as a "banking entity" to finance drug trafficking. The investigation began in May after detecting illicit activity in a residence linked to the financing of drug trafficking.

José Luis Olivas, Former President of the Valencian Government, Dies at 73

José Luis Olivas, former president of the Valencian Council between 2002 and 2003 and former director of Bacaja, has passed away at the age of 73. His tenure leading the Generalitat was brief, lasting only eight months.

Worker Dies After Being Trapped Between Two Machines During DANA Reconstruction Work

A 56-year-old man died after being trapped between two machines during reconstruction work following the DANA. Medical services confirmed his death at the scene.

Influencer arrested for refusing to pay at luxury restaurants: offered videos on social media in exchange

An influencer was arrested in New York after using the deception of offering videos on social media in exchange for meals at luxury restaurants, without paying. This tactic allowed her to enjoy dinners at some of the city's best establishments before being caught.

The Disturbing Advertisement in Ireland about Uploading Your Children's Content to Social Media: "Do You Know Him?"

An advertisement in Ireland warns parents about the risks of uploading photos of their children to social networks, asking "Do you know that man?" to raise awareness about possible exposure to malicious strangers and to protect children's privacy on the internet.

The incredible image of a goat sneaking into a pharmacy in the Catalan town of Canet de Mar

A goat, chased by a dog, ran into a pharmacy in Canet de Mar, surprising the customers inside.

The Blue Dogs of Chernobyl, When Science Debunks the Radioactive Myth

Cases of street dogs dyed blue have occurred before, in Russia in 2021 and in India in 2017, debunking the myth that the blue dogs in Chernobyl are the result of radiation.

Insect Protein Makes Its Way into Our Pets' Bowls

Insect protein, sustainable and nutritious, is gaining popularity in dog and cat food, offering a more eco-friendly and healthy alternative in pet diets.

Molly Fish: Color, Movement, and Hardiness for Beginners in Aquarium Keeping

Molly fish, native to America, are ideal for beginners due to their colorfulness, movement, and hardiness. They easily adapt to different water conditions and stand out for their sociability and low maintenance.

The Oldest Cat Breeds in the World: What We Really Know About Their Lineage

Current cat breeds mainly come from recent combinations based on a few foundational groups, which limits our real knowledge about ancient lineages.

Your daily horoscope: Sunday, November 30, 2025

Check yesterday's, today's, and tomorrow's horoscope on 20minutos.es to discover the daily astrological predictions that will help you face the day with confidence and guidance.

Check the Sueldazo of ONCE: Results

Check the results of the ONCE Sueldazo corresponding to the draw of Saturday, November 29, 2025, to see if you have won the prize.

Check Primitiva: results for this Saturday, November 29, 2025

Check the official Primitiva results for the draw on Saturday, November 29, 2025, to verify your numbers and prizes.

Check Bonoloto: Results for Saturday, November 29, 2025

Check here the official Bonoloto results for the draw on Saturday, November 29, 2025, to verify your numbers and prizes.

What Happened to Dumoulin: The Time Trial Specialist Who Broke a 37-Year Streak for Cycling

Tom Dumoulin won the 2017 Giro d'Italia and stages in all three Grand Tours. A recognized time trial specialist, he also earned two Olympic silver medals.

Two young men stand trial for planning to invade an island with an army of homeless people

Two young men are being tried for planning to invade the Haitian island of Gonave using an army made up of homeless people.

Relationship Crisis at 30 or Are We Learning to Choose Partners?

Female singleness is losing its stigma in a context where many relationships end, showing that women no longer endure unsustainable situations and are beginning to choose their partners more wisely.

Sol’s Nativity Scene in Detail: the Temples of Debod and Abu Simbel, Pope Francis...

The monumental nativity scene at the Royal Post Office opens its doors for free almost every day during the Christmas holidays, from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM, showcasing details such as the temples of Debod and Abu Simbel and figures like Pope Francis.

Expenses and Fees We Accept but Are Often Abusive

Every day we face multiple expenses, from food and bills to leisure, but there are also socially accepted disbursements that may seem abusive or surprising, yet we end up accepting them as normal.

Spectacular Places in Spain That Are Not World Heritage Sites but Should Be

Spain has 50 sites on the UNESCO World Heritage List, ranking fifth worldwide. Although famous places like the Alhambra or the Altamira caves are included, there are many other spectacular sites in the country that deserve to be recognized as World Heritage Sites.

Kaley Cuoco's 'Beauty' Evolution, Before and After Rising to Fame

Kaley Cuoco celebrates her 40th birthday, and we review her 'beauty' evolution. The actress from The Big Bang Theory has undergone notable physical changes over the decades, trying out various hairstyles and hair looks that reflect her transformation from before fame to today.

The ideal peace for Zelenski is not the most realistic: why ceding territory with "demilitarized zones" may be the only way out

Key negotiations in the conflict include the possible cession of territories, the size of the Ukrainian army, and Ukraine's entry into NATO. Although the ideal peace for Zelenski may not be realistic, ceding territory and establishing demilitarized zones could be the only viable solution to move forward.

Feijóo promises cuts in municipal taxes and faster building permits for housing: "A great tax relief will come"

The president of the PP, Feijóo, announced cuts in municipal taxes and increased speed in issuing building permits for housing, promising significant tax relief. Additionally, he accused Sánchez's circle of corruption and stated that he cannot remain silent so as not to be complicit.

Eduardo Casanova premieres the series ‘Silencio’: “Everything you keep silent kills you from within”

Eduardo Casanova premieres the series ‘Silencio’ and criticizes the trend surrounding religion and the Church, describing it as “absolutely horrible.” The series addresses themes of inner silence and the consequences of keeping silent about what we truly feel.

The plane in which the Pope is traveling is one of the 6,000 Airbus aircraft affected by flight control failures

A technician is traveling to Istanbul to replace a defective component in the Pope's plane, one of the 6,000 Airbus aircraft affected by flight control failures, ensuring that it can fly this Sunday to Lebanon.

The Vallecas Restaurant from the Repsol Guide Visited by Celebrities: "Queen Sofía Has Come Up to Seven Times"

La Merced, open since 1987 in Villa de Vallecas, is an iconic restaurant that attracts numerous celebrities, including Queen Sofía, who has visited it up to seven times. Recognized by the Repsol Guide, it is a gastronomic benchmark in the area.

The President of the European Central Bank, Christine Lagarde, reiterates that interest rates are well positioned but warns of risks to inflation

Christine Lagarde, President of the ECB, stated that interest rates are appropriately positioned and have succeeded in controlling inflation, although she warned of possible future risks to it.

The AP-7 Highway, at the Center of Suspicion for the Swine Fever Outbreak: Experts Investigate Whether a Transported Item Was the Origin

Researcher Francesc Accensi points out that the origin of the swine fever outbreak is a great mystery and considers it plausible that the AP-7 highway served as a transmission route for the virus through some transported item.

ONCE's Black Friday Cuponazo Draw on Friday, November 28, 2025: Winner and Results

The ONCE Black Friday Cuponazo awarded more than 11 million euros, including a main prize of €6,000,000 and 134 prizes of €40,000, as well as 249 gift cards.

Check National Lottery: results for Saturday, November 29

Check here the official results of the National Lottery for Saturday, November 29, 2025, to find out the winning numbers and corresponding prizes.

A Euromillions Winner Takes the Jackpot of 178 Million Euros

A new millionaire has emerged in Spain after winning the Euromillions Million prize. Their winning ticket was validated in the province of Zaragoza, taking home the jackpot of 178 million euros.

The clash between Beijing and Tokyo over Taiwan causes 'zoological collateral damage': Japan will no longer have the panda bears Xiao Xiao and Lei Lei

If the panda cubs Shin Shin and Ri Ri return to China in February, Japan will lose its panda population for the first time since 1972, as a consequence of the conflict between Beijing and Tokyo over Taiwan.

Figure AI, reported by its former head of security: warning that the Figure 02 robot has enough strength to fracture a skull

Robert Gruendel, former head of security at Figure AI, accuses the company of ignoring critical risks related to the Figure 02 robot, which could exert enough force to fracture a human skull. Figure AI denies the allegations and assures that its humanoid robots are safe.

Montero warns that the Government "will not allow itself to be blackmailed by anyone, and Ábalos knows that"

Vice President Montero stated following the rejection in Congress of the deficit path and the preventive detention of Ábalos and Koldo García, affirming that the Government will not allow itself to be blackmailed by anyone, something Ábalos also knows.

Review of 'Nuremberg': Russell Crowe and Rami Malek in an Acting Duel Between Hitler's Right-Hand Man and His Psychiatrist

The film explores the intense psychological confrontation between a high-ranking Nazi official, played by Russell Crowe, and his psychiatrist, portrayed by Rami Malek, unveiling tensions that resonate with current times.

A polar jet stream threatens the December holiday weekend: strong wind gusts, rain, and snow in various areas

A polar jet stream will cause intense storms in the North Atlantic, leading to strong wind gusts, rain, and snow in several areas during the December holiday weekend.

Health authorities warn about the flu epidemic and will request the Communities to make mask-wearing mandatory in health centers and elder care facilities

Health authorities have issued a warning about the flu epidemic and will request the Autonomous Communities to impose the mandatory use of masks in health centers, hospitals, and elder care residences during periods of highest risk levels to protect the vulnerable population.

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

20AM offers a summary of the most important news to begin the day informed, including relevant political, economic, and social updates. It provides key data and analysis to keep readers up to date with current events quickly and concisely.

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

This article offers practical advice to optimize your personal budget. It recommends organizing expenses, prioritizing needs, saving regularly, and taking advantage of deals. Additionally, it suggests using digital tools to manage finances and avoid unnecessary debt, thereby helping to improve financial health and achieve economic goals.

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This is Soto del Real, the prison where Ábalos and Koldo are admitted: known as the 'VIP prison' for celebrities

Supreme Court magistrate Leopoldo Puente ordered provisional imprisonment without bail for José Luis Ábalos and Koldo García, who will be admitted to Soto del Real, a prison popularly known as the 'VIP prison' for housing famous people.

'Tell Me Quietly': Release Date of the New Adaptation by the Creator of the 'Guilty' Trilogy

Prime Video will release before Christmas the new film based on a story by Mercedes Ron, author of 'My Fault', thus continuing its collaboration with the writer.

The Christmas Market That Turns into a 'Village' of Little Wooden Houses in the Most Beautiful City in Switzerland

A Christmas market, with charming little wooden houses, sets up in the heart of one of the most beautiful cities in Switzerland, rivaling the charm of the famous markets of Vienna or Prague.

The town of Guadalajara that has been crowned Magical Town of the Year: just one hour from Madrid

The association Magical Towns of Spain has awarded a picturesque municipality in Castilla-La Mancha as Magical Town of the Year, highlighting its beauty and proximity to Madrid, just one hour away.

Carmen Machi stuns at 62 with the most rejuvenating hairstyle at the Ondas Awards

Carmen Machi dazzled on the red carpet of the Ondas Awards with a hairstyle that highlighted her youth and beauty, achieving a spectacular look as she accepted her award.

Mechanic Juan José's advice for keeping brake fluid in good condition

Mechanic Juan José emphasized on his social media the importance of maintaining brake fluid in optimal condition to ensure safety and the proper functioning of the braking system.

Zara, Mango, and Stradivarius Coats We've Spotted for Black Friday That Will Help You Survive the Winter

Comfortable, stylish, and warm, these padded coats from Zara, Mango, and Stradivarius are the key pieces for Black Friday that will help you get through winter in style.

Jude Law (52 years old) gave Javier Cámara a valuable lesson: "He was impeccable. He didn't make a single mistake"

Jude Law, star of 'Yakarta', recalled on the podcast My Life in Movies the actors and films that have marked his career, highlighting a valuable lesson he received from Javier Cámara about precision and professionalism in acting.

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

Black Friday, originating in the USA, is celebrated on the last Friday of November following Thanksgiving Day. In 2025, major brands like H&M, Mango, and El Corte Inglés will offer special discounts, marking the official start of the fashion sales season.

Find out how much the mayor of your town earns and which councilors earn the most in Spain

The Ministry of Finance and Public Administration has published the salaries of mayors in Spain for 2024, revealing how much the municipal leaders earn and highlighting the councilors with the highest salaries in the country.

The little-known Madrid transport card that lets you travel unlimited on metro, bus, and commuter trains for just 10 euros

This transport card offers tourists unlimited travel on Madrid's metro, bus, and commuter trains for just 10 euros, enabling economical tourism without the need to buy individual tickets.

This is the radar that fines the most in Donosti

A new radar installed in San Sebastián records more than 15 violations per minute, causing a significant increase in fines and creating problems among drivers.

US judge authorizes sale of Citgo parent’s shares to Elliott affiliate

A US judge approved the sale of shares in PDVSA, the parent company of Citgo, to an affiliate of Elliott Management. This decision enables Elliott to gain control over a stake in the Venezuelan state oil company, aiming to recover debts owed by Venezuela amid ongoing financial disputes. The ruling marks a significant development in the legal battle over PDVSA’s assets.

Why have silver, platinum, and palladium rallied so much in 2025?

Silver, platinum, and palladium have rallied in 2025 due to growing industrial demand, supply constraints, and increased investment interest. Factors like electric vehicle production boosting platinum and palladium use, alongside silver's role in renewable energy technologies, have driven prices up. Geopolitical tensions and mining disruptions also contributed to tightening supply, supporting strong price gains across these metals.

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Oil falls on drawn-out Ukraine peace talks, all eyes on upcoming OPEC+ meeting

Oil prices declined as prolonged Ukraine peace negotiations weighed on market sentiment. Traders are now focused on the upcoming OPEC+ meeting, anticipating potential decisions on production cuts amid uncertain global demand and geopolitical tensions.

EU members seek safeguards in US tariff deal to protect industry

EU members are pushing for protective measures in the proposed US tariff agreement to shield their industries from potential harm. They aim to ensure that the deal includes safeguards addressing sector-specific concerns, minimizing adverse impacts on European manufacturers and maintaining competitive balance in transatlantic trade relations.

Russia to deliver agreed energy supplies to Hungary, Szijjarto says

Hungary’s Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto stated that Russia will continue delivering agreed energy supplies to Hungary despite the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and Western sanctions. Szijjarto emphasized Hungary’s energy security depends on maintaining these supplies and that Moscow remains a reliable partner in this regard.

Putin signs decree to boost gasoline supplies amid shortages

Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree aimed at increasing gasoline supplies to address current shortages. The move seeks to stabilize fuel availability and prices amidst rising demand and supply chain challenges in the country. Authorities will implement measures to enhance production and distribution efficiency to ensure consistent gasoline access for consumers.

Factbox – Before CME’s stumble, exchange outages that rattled investors

Major exchange outages have repeatedly disrupted markets, shaking investor confidence. Prior to the CME Group's recent technical issues, platforms like Nasdaq and New York Stock Exchange experienced significant outages that halted trading. These disruptions highlight vulnerabilities in critical financial infrastructure, underscoring the need for improved resilience and contingency measures to maintain market stability and protect investors.

WTI climbs after CME outage; Brent edges lower amid geopolitical uncertainty

WTI crude prices rose following the resolution of a CME technical outage that had disrupted trading. Meanwhile, Brent crude edged lower as ongoing geopolitical tensions and uncertainty tempered market optimism. Traders remain cautious amid mixed signals from global supply concerns and demand forecasts.

Gold prices climb, set for fourth straight month of gains on rate cut cheer

Gold prices rose, poised for a fourth consecutive monthly gain, as hopes for Federal Reserve interest rate cuts boosted investor sentiment. The metal’s appeal was strengthened by concerns over economic growth and persistent inflation, driving demand for safe-haven assets amid market uncertainties.

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Russian stocks lower at close of trade; MOEX Russia Index unchanged

Russian stocks closed lower in trading, with the MOEX Russia Index ending unchanged. The market showed mixed performance amid ongoing economic and geopolitical uncertainties affecting investor sentiment. Key sectors faced pressure, but overall market levels remained stable by the close.

AI helps drive record $11.8 billion in Black Friday online spending

AI technologies significantly contributed to a record $11.8 billion in online Black Friday sales by enhancing personalized shopping experiences, optimizing marketing strategies, and streamlining logistics. Retailers leveraged AI to predict consumer behavior, improve inventory management, and offer tailored deals, boosting customer engagement and driving unprecedented e-commerce growth during the holiday shopping event.

Here’s your final chance to grab InvestingPro for the LOWEST PRICE OF THE YEAR

InvestingPro is offering its lowest price of the year for a limited time. This final sale provides a great opportunity for investors to access premium tools and insights at a discounted rate. Don’t miss out on enhancing your investment strategies with this exclusive offer before prices go back up.

Airbus eases estimate of A320 recall impact, sources say

Airbus has revised downward its estimate of the impact from the A320 recall, sources reveal. The company now expects fewer production delays and lower financial effects than initially projected. This adjustment reflects improvements in addressing the recall issues, mitigating earlier concerns about supply chain disruptions and delivery schedules.

Is Agentic Commerce Getting Over-Hyped?

The article examines whether agentic commerce, where AI autonomously makes purchasing decisions, is being overestimated. While promising increased efficiency and personalization, challenges like ethical concerns, consumer trust, and technology limitations suggest the hype may outpace current capabilities. Industry experts urge cautious optimism, emphasizing gradual integration over rapid adoption.

60%+ returns in 2025: Here’s how AI-powered stock investing has changed the game

AI-powered stock investing is revolutionizing the market, enabling investors to achieve over 60% returns in 2025. By leveraging advanced algorithms and real-time data analysis, AI tools enhance decision-making, identify high-potential stocks, and optimize portfolio management, significantly outperforming traditional investment methods. This tech-driven approach is reshaping investment strategies and setting new performance benchmarks.

Who are the main candidates to replace Tim Cook as Apple CEO?

As Tim Cook plans retirement, Apple is considering potential successors including Jeff Williams, its COO known for operational expertise; Johny Srouji, head of chip design; and Lisa Jackson, leader of environmental initiatives. Each candidate brings unique strengths, reflecting Apple's priorities in innovation, sustainability, and efficient management during the leadership transition.

Morgan Stanley Sees a Multi-Year Path to Nearly $400B of Agentic Commerce

Morgan Stanley projects the Agentic Commerce market to grow to nearly $400 billion over several years. This expansion is driven by advancements in AI and automation enabling personalized, autonomous shopping experiences. The firm highlights significant opportunities for businesses to leverage technologies that assist consumers in decision-making and streamline purchasing processes, signaling a transformative shift in e-commerce dynamics.

AI could widen the funnel for OTAs, not shrink it

AI is expected to expand the customer funnel for Online Travel Agencies (OTAs) by attracting a broader audience rather than reducing it. Enhanced AI tools improve personalization and search capabilities, making travel planning easier and more accessible. This leads to increased interest and engagement, supporting OTAs' growth instead of limiting their market reach.

Allies of Kyrgyzstan's President Set to Win Snap Parliamentary Election

Allies of Kyrgyzstan's President Sadyr Japarov are poised to win the snap parliamentary elections, consolidating his power. The vote follows political unrest and aims to stabilize governance. Observers note concerns over electoral fairness and media restrictions, but the polls proceed amid hopes for stability and reform in the Central Asian nation.

Chile's copper output, manufacturing production fall in October

Chile's copper production and manufacturing output both declined in October. Copper output fell due to lower grades and operational challenges, while manufacturing production decreased amid weaker demand and supply chain issues. These declines highlight ongoing economic pressures in the country’s key sectors.

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US Commerce Department pushed for control of Swiss investment in trade talks, sources say

The US Commerce Department sought to gain oversight of Swiss investments during trade negotiations, aiming to protect American economic interests. Sources reveal the move was part of broader efforts to regulate foreign investments and ensure compliance with US policies amid growing concerns over trade imbalances and national security risks. The discussions highlight ongoing tensions in US-Swiss economic relations.

Factbox - Schedule for US economic data delayed by government shutdown

Due to the US government shutdown, the release of several key economic data reports has been delayed. This includes updates on employment, inflation, and manufacturing activity. The delays hinder market analysis and decision-making, as these reports are crucial for understanding the economic outlook. Officials have yet to announce a revised schedule for the data releases.

German inflation rises more than expected; labour market, retail sales weak

German inflation increased more than anticipated, signaling persistent price pressures. However, the labour market showed signs of weakness with slower employment growth, and retail sales declined, reflecting cautious consumer spending amid economic uncertainty. These mixed signals suggest that while inflation remains a concern, economic momentum is softening.

Canada's economy up 2.6% annualized in Q3, Oct GDP likely down 0.3%

Canada’s economy grew at a 2.6% annualized rate in Q3, driven by strong retail and manufacturing sectors. However, early indicators suggest a 0.3% contraction in October GDP, reflecting cooling activity due to inflation and higher interest rates impacting consumer spending and business investment. Economists expect moderate growth ahead amid ongoing economic challenges.

India expects trade deal with US by end of year, senior official says

India anticipates finalizing a trade agreement with the US by the end of the year, aiming to enhance bilateral economic ties. A senior official emphasized ongoing negotiations focus on addressing key issues such as market access and tariff barriers, reflecting both countries' commitment to strengthening trade relations.

India's economy grows 8.2% in July-September, beats forecasts

India’s economy expanded by 8.2% in the July-September quarter, surpassing analysts' expectations. The growth was driven by strong domestic demand, increased manufacturing output, and a recovery in services. This marks a robust post-pandemic rebound, signaling sustained economic momentum despite global uncertainties.

Taiwan 2025 GDP growth forecast hits 15-year high on surge in AI demand

Taiwan's 2025 GDP growth forecast reached its highest in 15 years, driven by strong demand in AI-related sectors. The surge is attributed to increased global interest in advanced semiconductors and technology exports. This growth outlook reflects Taiwan’s pivotal role in the global tech supply chain, especially in chips essential for AI applications.

China’s factory activity shrinks again in November, services cool

China’s factory activity contracted in November, marking a continued slowdown amid weak domestic demand and global uncertainties. The official manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) remained below 50, indicating contraction. Meanwhile, the services sector also showed signs of cooling, reflecting cautious consumer spending and slower economic recovery. Authorities may need to implement supportive measures to stabilize growth.

China’s Non-Manufacturing Activity Contracts for First Time in Nearly Three Years, PMI Shows

China’s non-manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) fell below 50 in November, indicating contraction for the first time in nearly three years. This points to a slowdown in the services sector and weaker domestic demand, highlighting ongoing economic challenges despite the easing of COVID-19 restrictions. The decline raises concerns about recovery prospects amid global economic uncertainties.

China’s factory activity shrinks for eighth month in November, PMI shows

China’s factory sector contracted for the eighth consecutive month in November, as indicated by the Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI). Weak domestic demand and ongoing global uncertainties have weighed on manufacturing output and new orders, highlighting persistent economic challenges despite government efforts to stimulate growth. The contraction underscores continued pressure on China's industrial recovery.

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This sector has been adopting AI at a "surprising" rate, Barclays says

Barclays reports that the healthcare sector is rapidly adopting AI technologies at an unexpectedly fast pace. The integration of AI is enhancing diagnostics, treatment plans, and operational efficiencies. This acceleration reflects growing confidence in AI's potential to transform healthcare delivery and patient outcomes, signaling significant shifts in industry practices and investment priorities.

U.S.-China AI race: Who is actually bringing more compute online?

The article compares the U.S. and China in the AI race, focusing on which country is deploying more computational power. It highlights that while China is rapidly expanding its AI infrastructure and investments, the U.S. currently leads in total compute capacity due to its advanced chip technology and cloud services. Both nations are fiercely competing to dominate AI development through increased compute resources.

Investors on watch for AI, economic updates as US stocks steady

US stocks remained steady as investors focused on AI developments and upcoming economic data. Market participants awaited insights from Federal Reserve officials and key tech earnings, balancing optimism about AI-driven growth with concerns over inflation and interest rates. The cautious trading reflected uncertainty ahead of major updates that could influence market direction.

Wall Street edges higher in thin post-holiday trade

Wall Street saw modest gains on light trading volumes following the holiday break. Investors remained cautious amid mixed economic data and ongoing global uncertainties. The market's slight upward movement reflects a wait-and-see approach as traders assess upcoming earnings reports and economic indicators.

US dollar set for worst week since July as Fed rate cut looms

The US dollar is headed for its worst week since July amid growing expectations of an impending Federal Reserve rate cut. Market sentiment is shifting as economic data signals potential easing, weakening the dollar against major currencies. Investors anticipate the Fed's move to support the economy, fueling declines in the dollar's value.

Bessent says US Treasury working to cut off federal benefits to 'illegal aliens'

US Treasury official Bessent announced efforts to stop federal benefits to individuals in the country illegally. The initiative aims to tighten eligibility and enforcement to prevent unauthorized access to government aid. This move is part of broader measures to address immigration-related issues and ensure benefits reach lawful residents.

EOS Climbs 15% In a Green Day

EOS surged 15% amid a broad market rally, driven by increased investor interest and positive developments in its ecosystem. The rise reflects renewed confidence in EOS’s blockchain technology and upcoming upgrades. Market analysts view the uptick as a sign of potential sustained growth in the cryptocurrency sector.

Avail Launches Nexus Mainnet, Unifies Liquidity Across Ethereum, Solana, EVMs

Avail has launched its Nexus mainnet, enabling unified liquidity across Ethereum, Solana, and other EVM-compatible blockchains. This integration simplifies asset transfers and enhances cross-chain interoperability, aiming to improve DeFi user experience by consolidating liquidity pools and reducing fragmentation across networks. The launch marks a significant step toward seamless multi-chain ecosystem development.

Bitcoin set for a rebound that could stretch toward $100,000, BTIG says

BTIG analysts predict a strong Bitcoin recovery, potentially reaching $100,000. They cite improved market sentiment and increasing institutional interest as key drivers. Despite recent volatility, BTIG remains bullish on Bitcoin's long-term growth prospects.

First Among CEXs: Bybit Alpha Launches Liquidity Farm, Unlocking Access to DeFi Yield

Bybit Alpha introduces a liquidity farming feature, becoming the first centralized exchange to offer direct access to DeFi yield opportunities. This innovation enables users to earn rewards through liquidity provision within the platform, bridging centralized and decentralized finance benefits for enhanced earning potential.

Bitcoin price today: steady above $91k after rebounding on Fed easing bets

Bitcoin remains steady above $91,000 following a rebound driven by expectations of Federal Reserve easing. Investors are optimistic about looser monetary policy, which is boosting cryptocurrency demand and market stability. This confidence supports Bitcoin’s price resilience despite broader market uncertainties.

Fanpla AG Establishes in Zug to Support Global Development of Blockchain Entertainment Platform

Fanpla AG has been founded in Zug, Switzerland, aiming to advance its blockchain-based entertainment platform worldwide. The company plans to leverage Zug’s favorable regulatory environment to foster innovation and expand its global user base in the blockchain gaming and digital entertainment sectors.

Bitcoin price today: rebounds above $91k as Fed cut bets gain steam

Bitcoin’s price surged above $91,000, driven by increasing market speculation that the Federal Reserve may soon reduce interest rates. Investors are optimistic as fading inflation concerns and dovish Fed signals boost demand for riskier assets like Bitcoin, contributing to its strong rebound.

Technance Introduces Institutional-Grade Infrastructure for Exchanges, Fintech Platforms, and Web3 Applications

Technance has launched a robust infrastructure solution tailored for exchanges, fintech platforms, and Web3 applications. This offering aims to enhance security, scalability, and operational efficiency, providing institutions with enterprise-grade technology to support growing digital asset ecosystems and decentralized finance needs.

PrimeXBT launches Black Friday offer with 77% off on BTC trading fees

PrimeXBT is offering a Black Friday promotion with a 77% discount on Bitcoin trading fees. This limited-time deal aims to attract traders by significantly reducing costs, enhancing trading opportunities on its platform. The offer is designed to boost user engagement and make Bitcoin trading more affordable during the sale period.

S&P downgrades Tether’s USDT stability rating due to Bitcoin exposure

S&P Global Ratings downgraded Tether’s USDT stablecoin stability rating because of increased Bitcoin exposure in its reserves. The rating change reflects concerns about volatility risks associated with cryptocurrency holdings, which could affect USDT’s stability as a widely used stablecoin in the market.

Hotel101 to develop 429-room property in Milan with €85.8m revenue

Hotel101 plans to develop a 429-room hotel in Milan, targeting a revenue of €85.8 million. The new property aims to cater to increasing demand in the city’s hospitality sector, enhancing Hotel101’s portfolio and market presence in Italy.

Maase appoints Jingkai Li as new board chairman

Maase has named Jingkai Li as the new chairman of its board. The appointment aims to leverage Li's extensive leadership experience to drive the company's strategic growth and innovation. The company expects his guidance to strengthen corporate governance and enhance stakeholder value.

Cathie Wood's ARK sells GitLab stock, buys ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF

Cathie Wood's ARK Investment Management sold its entire position in GitLab stock and used part of the proceeds to buy shares of the ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF. This move reflects ARK's strategic shift towards increasing exposure to cryptocurrency assets amid evolving market conditions.

PharmaCorp Rx announces leadership changes as part of expansion strategy

PharmaCorp Rx revealed key leadership changes to support its expansion plans. The company appointed a new CEO and CFO, aiming to strengthen its market position and drive growth. These changes align with PharmaCorp Rx’s strategy to innovate and enhance its product portfolio amid increasing industry competition. The leadership transition is expected to streamline operations and boost investor confidence.

Pangaea Logistics appoints Paul Leand to board of directors

Pangaea Logistics Solutions has appointed Paul Leand to its board of directors. Leand brings extensive experience in shipping and logistics, enhancing the company’s strategic leadership as it aims to expand its global operations and improve service offerings.

General Enterprise Ventures to uplist to NYSE American under CITR ticker

General Enterprise Ventures is set to uplist its common shares to the NYSE American exchange under the ticker symbol "CITR." This move aims to enhance the company's visibility and accessibility to a broader investor base, aligning with its growth strategies and capital market goals.

RCI Hospitality appoints Reese as interim CEO, Langan steps down

RCI Hospitality announced the appointment of Reese as interim CEO following Langan's resignation. The leadership change aims to ensure continued strategic direction and operational stability as the company searches for a permanent replacement. Langan's departure marks a significant transition for RCI amidst its ongoing business initiatives.

BlackRock closed-end funds distribute monthly payments to shareholders

BlackRock’s closed-end funds have announced monthly distributions to shareholders, reflecting the firm’s ongoing commitment to providing consistent income. These payments are part of BlackRock’s strategy to deliver steady cash flow, benefiting investors seeking regular income through their investment in these funds.

Ajax Resources reports H1 2025 results, advances mining projects

Ajax Resources announced its H1 2025 financial results, showing increased revenues and operational efficiency. The company progressed on key mining projects, including expanded exploration and development activities. Strategic partnerships and investments have strengthened its position in the mining sector, aiming for sustained growth and resource expansion in upcoming quarters.

Guardian Metal Resources receives £70,000 from options exercise

Guardian Metal Resources has raised £70,000 through the exercise of options by investors. The funds will support the company’s ongoing exploration and development activities. This financial boost reflects investor confidence in the company’s projects and growth potential in the metal resources sector.