News Summary - 12/01/2025

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WW1 toxic compound sprayed on Georgian protesters, BBC evidence suggests

An investigation by the BBC indicates that anti-government protesters in Georgia were potentially exposed to camite, a toxic compound originally developed during World War 1.

Ukraine talks 'productive' but more work needed, Rubio says

American and Ukrainian officials held talks in Florida to discuss a potential peace deal with Russia. Senator Rubio described the discussions as productive but emphasized that further efforts are necessary to reach a comprehensive agreement.

'I saw them driving over injured people' - the terrifying escape from war in Sudan

The BBC reports from a refugee camp near el-Fasher city, where people fled violence following the city's fall. Survivors recount harrowing experiences, including witnessing attackers driving over injured victims during their desperate escape from the war-torn region.

US lawmakers demand answers over Hegseth Venezuela boat strike claims

US lawmakers are seeking answers following media reports that the US military conducted a second strike targeting survivors on a suspected drug boat near Venezuela. The bipartisan inquiry aims to investigate the claims and address concerns about the military's actions.

Early Honduras election results show Trump-backed man ahead

The US president is threatening to cut aid to Honduras if the favored right-wing candidate he supports does not win the presidential election. Early results indicate this Trump-backed candidate is currently leading.

Pope Leo finds his voice on first foreign trip

Pope Leo is beginning to define his approach to the papacy during his first foreign trip. Details are emerging on how he plans to fulfill his duties, signaling a clear direction for his leadership.

Japanese 'One Piece' singer stopped mid-show after China-Japan feud

The abrupt halt of Japanese performances in Shanghai amid rising China-Japan tensions has led to public criticism and heightened nationalist feelings.

Husband and wife accused of using spycam and earpieces to win almost £600k at Australian casino

A husband and wife are accused of using spycam technology and earpieces to cheat at card games in an Australian casino, winning nearly £600,000 over several weeks.

Benjamin Netanyahu seeks pardon from Israel's president

Benjamin Netanyahu has sought a pardon from Israel's president amidst three ongoing trials accusing him of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust. He denies all allegations and maintains his innocence.

Dignitas founder dies by assisted suicide aged 92, group says

Ludwig Minelli, who founded the assisted suicide organization Dignitas in 1998, has died by assisted suicide at the age of 92. Since its establishment, the group has helped thousands of people to end their lives.

Hong Kong fire death toll rises to 146 as thousands pay respects

Authorities have finished searching four of the seven towers involved in the Hong Kong fire as part of an ongoing criminal investigation. The death toll has risen to 146, with thousands gathering to pay their respects to the victims.

Ukraine hits tankers in Black Sea in escalation against Russia

Ukraine targeted two tankers in the Black Sea with drones, marking an escalation against Russia. The ships were believed to be involved in circumventing Western sanctions imposed on Russia.

Three children among four killed in shooting at 'birthday party' in California

A targeted shooting at a children's birthday party in California left four people dead, including three children, and 11 others injured, officials report.

Venezuela condemns Trump airspace closure warning

The US claims its actions target drug smuggling, but Venezuela accuses Donald Trump of intending to overthrow President Nicolás Maduro.

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

Two young brothers were killed in an Israeli air strike amid a fragile Gaza ceasefire, as the Hamas-run health ministry reports over 70,000 deaths since the Israeli offensive began.

French farm has €90,000 worth of snails stolen

L'Escargot Des Grands Crus, a French farm, suffered a major theft of €90,000 worth of snails during a break-in. The incident was a significant setback as the farm was preparing holiday season deliveries.

The Wiggles issue statement after appearing in Ecstasy music video

The Wiggles clarified that they do not condone drug use after two members appeared dancing in a Keli Holiday music video associated with Ecstasy. The popular Australian children’s group distanced themselves from the video's content.

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 the Blue Mosque in Istanbul, marking a significant moment in interfaith relations.

Australian prime minister becomes first to wed in office

Anthony Albanese married Jodie Haydon, making him the first Australian prime minister to marry while in office. The couple got engaged on Valentine's Day the previous year.

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

Overnight Russian attacks killed at least three people and injured dozens, causing significant power outages affecting over 600,000 residents in Ukraine.

Flights returning to normal after Airbus warning grounded planes

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

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

While Nigeria officially attributes recent mass kidnappings to jihadist groups, analysts argue that criminal gangs are responsible for abducting over 250 schoolchildren last week, highlighting differing views on the perpetrators of the attacks.

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. He is expected to receive a pardon from Donald Trump, offering potential relief from his lengthy sentence.

Why 2026 will be a year like no other for India's Sun mission

In 2026, India's Aditya-L1 mission will observe the Sun during its peak activity cycle for the first time, providing unprecedented data on solar phenomena and enhancing our understanding of solar behavior.

Greek sheep and goat cull raises fears of feta cheese shortage

Greece is culling sheep and goats nationwide to contain an infectious disease outbreak. The large-scale livestock reduction has sparked concerns over potential shortages of feta cheese, a key product made from sheep and goat milk.

Nigerian villagers 'too scared to speak' after hundreds of schoolchildren kidnapped

Parents of kidnapped Nigerian schoolchildren know the bandits' hideouts but are too afraid to report them to the authorities, which hinders rescue efforts.

Drinking is a way of life in Ireland - can a warning label change that?

Irish people in their twenties share diverse views on drinking, ranging from embracing sobriety to enjoying pints socially. The article explores whether warning labels can influence a culture where alcohol is deeply ingrained in daily life.

Why I spend hours painstakingly repairing banknotes

In Gaza, a new business of repairing damaged banknotes has emerged after Israel halted banknote transfers and local banks were destroyed and looted, making cash restoration essential for daily transactions.

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, resigned amid a growing corruption scandal. His departure raises questions about the impact on Kyiv's political stability and governance, signaling either a chance for reform or a disruptive shake-up within the Ukrainian administration.

Climate protesters in kayaks disrupt operations at Australian port

Dozens of climate protesters in kayaks have been arrested while disrupting operations at one of the world's largest coal export ports in Australia, aiming to draw attention to environmental concerns linked to coal exports.

Watch: Moment huge fireball destroys Sydney waste facility

A massive fire at a waste facility in North St Marys, western Sydney, triggered a large chemical tank to explode and be launched into the air, causing a huge fireball. Emergency services responded to the intense blaze, which resulted in significant destruction at the site.

Scores killed as floods sweep several Asian nations

Severe flooding and extreme weather have caused at least 80 deaths in Indonesia and 56 in Sri Lanka over the past week, affecting numerous communities across the region.

Watch: Pope struggles to remove cloth covering plaque

Pope Leo and church officials faced difficulty while trying to unveil a plaque at an Istanbul cathedral, requiring several attempts to remove the white cloth covering it.

Video shows speed fire spreads in Hong Kong tower block

Footage verified by BBC shows a rapidly spreading fire in Wang Cheong House, a tower block in Hong Kong, highlighting the blaze's swift and intense development.

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

Over 800 firefighters continue to combat a massive fire at Wang Fuk Court in Hong Kong, with aerial footage at dawn highlighting the blaze's vast scale.

Watch: How the shooting of two National Guard members unfolded

Two National Guard soldiers were critically injured in a shooting just blocks from the White House in Washington DC. The incident has raised security concerns in the area.

The judicial clampdown tightens this week around the PSOE’s cash payments and public works rigging

The Supreme Court plans to soon begin a trial on the mask scandal, while the investigation into the rigging of public works involving Cerdán and Acciona is still ongoing and has much progress to be made.

Ábalos says he has adapted well to prison, blames his situation on "authoritarian leaders," and warns: "They will not silence me"

The former PSOE secretary of organization, José Luis Ábalos, states that he has adapted better than expected to prison life, although he mentions that it is very cold. He blames his situation on "authoritarian leaders" and assures that he will not stop expressing himself or fighting.

Feijóo, at the protest against Sánchez in Madrid: "Sanchismo is in jail and must leave the Government"

The president of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, stated before a crowd in Madrid that soon it will be Pedro Sánchez who falls, pointing out that three people are already in prison and the "one" remains to fall, in clear criticism of the current Government.

Thousands of people respond to Feijóo’s call and fill the Temple of Debod to protest against Sánchez

Thousands protested at the Temple of Debod against President Sánchez, with speeches by Alberto Núñez Feijóo, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, and José Luis Martínez-Almeida, leaders of the PP and Madrid authorities.

A dark week for politics

The political crisis in the country continues without a clear direction, generating uncertainty about its outcome and affecting national stability.

The Harm Caused to a Disillusioned Society

Society expects La Moncloa to solve its problems, but disappointment and lack of trust cause deep damage, affecting social cohesion and citizens' hope.

Wages Rise by 3% in 2025 and Outpace Pensions for the Second Consecutive Year

Workers' wages increase by 3% in 2025, surpassing inflation and exceeding the growth of pensions for the second year in a row. The cost of revaluing pensions remains around 7 billion euros.

José Manuel López: "Neither by building more are we going to get out of the housing hole, nor are we Austria"

José Manuel López, an expert in urban planning and chief of staff to the Minister of Health, presents in his book "Houses. Making policy with (the, our, your) housing" proposals to address the housing crisis, emphasizing that increasing construction is not enough and that Spain is not comparable to Austria on this issue.

Eduardo Casanova: "I am The Grinch, I hate Christmas, let the believers enjoy it"

Eduardo Casanova, film director, visited 'Reading the Newspaper on 20minutos' before premiering his first series, 'Silencio'. In the interview, he confessed that he does not like Christmas, calling himself "The Grinch" and wishing that those who believe in this season enjoy it.

Sabina hangs up the bowler hat: "This is my last concert, the most important one, the one I will always remember"

Joaquín Sabina said goodbye in an emotional concert before 12,000 people, thanking his fans for accompanying him and stating that his songs would not exist without them. He considered this show his last and most meaningful, highlighting its impact on several generations.

Maduro “could go to Russia”: the first details of Trump’s phone call with the president of Venezuela emerge

Trump confirmed a phone call with the Venezuelan president, Nicolás Maduro. During the conversation, details were revealed suggesting that Maduro might consider going into exile in Russia.

Trump confirms he spoke with Maduro amid rising tensions between the US and Venezuela

Trump confirmed that he held a conversation with Nicolás Maduro last week to arrange a possible meeting, The New York Times reported. This dialogue took place amid escalating tensions between the United States and Venezuela.

What is known about the discovery of two girls found dead in a park in Jaén: at dawn, near the library, and without violence

Two girls were found dead at dawn in a park near the library in Jaén, with no signs of violence. The initial hypothesis points to a possible suicide. The City Council has declared three days of official mourning for the incident.

Friends of the two girls found dead in Jaén say they suffered school bullying

A friend reveals that one of the girls found dead in Jaén was bullied at her previous school and had not yet recovered, suggesting that the school bullying may have influenced her situation.

The new flu variant drives up infections: how to recognize its symptoms and the effectiveness of the vaccine

The early arrival of a new flu variant has caused a significant increase in infections this past week. Common symptoms include fever, cough, and muscle pain. The vaccine remains effective, although it is important to get vaccinated on time to protect yourself against this early wave.

The advice from an animal shelter on what you should never do with your dog in winter

The dogs most vulnerable to the cold are puppies, short-haired dogs, and the elderly or sick. It is crucial not to expose them to low temperatures to avoid health problems during winter.

Dark Matter: This Is the Great Mystery of the Invisible 'Scaffold' of the Universe That Science Is Now Beginning to Solve

Dark matter is an invisible substance that neither absorbs, reflects, nor emits light. Although its composition remains unknown, it is considered the 'scaffold' that holds the structure of the universe. Science is making progress in understanding its nature, which is key to explaining cosmic formation and evolution.

Spain will host a pioneering day center for children with cancer: "It will be an escape from the hospital and a place to feel that we are not alone"

The Aladina Foundation will build in Spain the first European facility to offer comprehensive support to children with tumors. This past weekend, it held its Christmas event to raise funds and launched the spot 'The Little Paper House' with the same goal, providing a space outside the hospital where children feel accompanied.

"Digital rest" hours, private profiles, and minimum age: Congress seeks to restrict minors' access to social networks

The parties have presented amendments to the digital minors law, which is progressing in Congress, seeking restrictions such as "digital rest" hours, private profiles, and a minimum age to access social networks. Its approval depends on the support of Junts, which recently broke ties with the Government.

Chamberí, Oporto, Tirso... Madrid will renovate 10 squares in 2026 to eliminate unsafe spots and recover neighborhood areas

The 2026 Budgets include renovations of 10 squares across six districts of Madrid, aimed at improving pavements, removing architectural barriers, and optimizing lighting, with the goal of eliminating unsafe spots and reclaiming neighborhood spaces.

This is what the first franchised Alcampo hypermarket in Illescas will be like: 90,000 square meters, restaurants, and shops

After opening a large logistics center in Illescas, Toledo, Alcampo is expanding its presence with a new franchised hypermarket of 90,000 m² that will include restaurants and shops, strengthening its project in the town.

This is the prefabricated house that is sold for less than 63,000 euros: it has three bedrooms and two bathrooms

This 75 m² prefabricated house includes three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a spacious common area, kitchen, and space for showers, all for less than 63,000 euros.

Von der Leyen 2.0's First Year: Consistent Discourse, Competitiveness as a Priority, but a Highly Fragmented Public Opinion

In her second year, Von der Leyen has faced two motions of no confidence and a challenging context, maintaining a consistent discourse focused on competitiveness, although public opinion remains highly divided.

The number of homeless people in Barcelona increases by 27% in the last year: "The machine of throwing people out on the street doesn't stop"

A report from Hospital Clínic reveals that sexual assaults on homeless people in Barcelona account for 3.5% of the total, while the number of homeless people grows by 27% in one year, reflecting a severe social crisis and violence against this vulnerable group.

A Real Madrid neutralized by Girona draws again in LaLiga and loses the top spot

Real Madrid drew at Montilivi against Girona and could not regain the top spot in LaLiga, which remains in the hands of FC Barcelona after their victory over Alavés.

A storm train arrives with cold, rain, and snow for the first week of December: these will be the areas that notice it the most

The first days of December will bring a series of fronts to Spain with widespread rain, a drop in temperatures, and snowfall, especially affecting various regions of the Peninsula.

The Top Five Bank Deposits to Earn Money in December Without Investing a Fortune

Bank deposits offer savers a conservative option to maintain profitability during the term of the contract, allowing them to earn money in December without the need for large investments.

At Disney, They Are Fed Up with Visitors Using Their Phones so Much and Propose a Revolutionary Solution

Disney aims to reduce the use of mobile phones in their parks, as it disrupts the magical experience of visitors. An executive points out that looking at the phone breaks that "spell," and they propose solutions to encourage total immersion and enjoyment without technological distractions.

Bertín Osborne "admits he is not doing well financially" and lashes out at Gabriela Guillén: "She is taking advantage"

Bertín Osborne acknowledges financial difficulties and criticizes Gabriela Guillén for her public statements regarding their son's support, accusing her of taking advantage of the situation.

This is the matte lipstick that withstands all Christmas meals

During the Christmas celebrations, it is essential to have a matte lipstick that keeps its effect intact despite meals and drinks, ensuring flawless makeup throughout the day.

This is what nitazenes are like, the synthetic drug that could replace fentanyl and create a public health crisis

Nitazenes, created in the 1950s, were never approved for medical use due to their high potency and toxicity. Currently, these synthetic opioids are reemerging as a potential public health threat by replacing fentanyl, increasing the risk of overdose and drug-related crises.

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

Chris Martin responded with humor to the controversy caused by the show in which Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot were caught being unfaithful to their partners, using the phrase "When life gives you lemons, make lemonade."

Loreto Sesma Releases Her First Novel, 'Bloody Mary': "Being with Willy (Bárcenas) Has Penalized Me, But I Prefer Happiness Over Success"

The poet from Zaragoza, Loreto Sesma, debuts in fiction with 'Bloody Mary', a novel that addresses a breakup and a life change. Despite the negative impact of her relationship with Willy Bárcenas, Sesma prioritizes happiness over professional success.

Catalonia Requests the Deployment of the UME Amid Swine Plague Outbreak After Eight More Dead Wild Boars Found

Catalonia has reported 12 suspected cases and two confirmed cases of swine plague. Two security perimeters have been established, one of 6 km and another of 20 km, to control the outbreak. The deployment of the UME is requested to assist in containment efforts.

Pérez Reverte's Words About the Tercios: "A Perfect Military Machine"

In an interview on Jordi Wild's podcast, the Cartagena-born writer Pérez Reverte highlights the Tercios as a "perfect military machine," emphasizing their effectiveness and organization in Spanish military history.

From the 'Emptied Spain' to the 'One-Person Town': This Is What It's Like Living in a Village with One Inhabitant

Fernando del Amo has been living for 16 years in Benamira, a hamlet of Medinaceli, Soria, where he is the only inhabitant, exemplifying the reality of many villages in the emptied Spain.

Salomé Pradas, on 'Salvados' about the DANA: "I find it hard to process what happened that afternoon with the president"

Salomé Pradas, former Minister of the Interior of the Generalitat Valenciana during the DANA, was interviewed on 'Salvados', where she expressed her difficulty in processing the events that took place that afternoon alongside the president.

At least four dead and ten injured in a shooting at a children's birthday party in California

A shooting at a children's birthday party in California left at least four dead and ten injured. The police have not yet identified the responsible party and are requesting public cooperation to advance the investigation.

Spanish banks are wary of the mortgage war after offering the second lowest interest rate in the eurozone

Some Spanish institutions avoid aggressively competing on mortgage prices, sacrificing market share, after already offering the second lowest interest rate in the eurozone, showing caution in the face of a potential price war.

Leticia Dolera, on her new series about vampires: "There are many people with HIV in Spain and there is misinformation"

Lucía Díez and Leticia Dolera star in Eduardo Casanova’s new series, which uses vampirism as a metaphor to address the reality of HIV in Spain, aiming to combat misinformation about this disease.

This is the baggy pants from Zara that all elegant women will wear this season

Zara presents the flowing, comfortable, and sophisticated baggy pants that have become a street style hit, establishing themselves as the key garment for elegant women this season.

Belén de la Hoz, therapist and former addict: "One morning on Epiphany, I tried to end my life"

Belén de la Hoz, therapist and former addict, recounts in the first person the pain and daily struggle of those suffering from addictions to legal or illegal drugs, highlighting the desperation that led her to attempt suicide on an Epiphany morning.

Austrian Electric Giants: The Project That Merges Technology and Wildlife with High Voltage

The project aims to integrate electrical structures with designs inspired by local species of Austria, blending technology and wildlife to create infrastructures that reflect the natural identity of each region of the country.

The Three Best Paradores to Spend a Unique Christmas Away from Crowds

These paradores offer an ideal getaway to enjoy a quiet Christmas away from stress, located in surprising places in Spain, perfect for special holidays without crowds.

Made with a combination of two wines: the red vermouth to toast with this Christmas

This red vermouth, made from a blend of two wines, was recognized as the best vermouth in Spain in 2024, standing out as an ideal choice for holiday celebrations.

The Most Common Breakdowns in 2025: "Preventive Maintenance is Vital"

Natural wear, suspension problems, and electrical failures are the most common breakdowns in vehicles in 2025. Experts emphasize the importance of preventive maintenance to avoid these issues and extend the lifespan of the car.

This Dyson Clone is a Hit: It's a Top Seller on Amazon Due to Its Incredible Price

On Amazon, an affordable vacuum cleaner is achieving great success, competing with Dyson in popularity thanks to its very accessible price, although with significant differences in quality and features.

This Rolex Submariner Clone Succeeds: It's Incredibly Cheap, Yet Also High Quality

Invicta, known for its homage watches, highlights a model that mimics the Rolex Submariner. This clone is the brand's best-selling due to its low price and good quality, offering an affordable alternative for those seeking the style of the iconic watch without the high cost.

This is my trick to save electricity: a plug that tells me how much I consume

I use WiFi plugs at home that monitor electrical consumption, helping me save electricity by having detailed control over the usage of my devices.

Take Advantage of Black Friday to Get the Most Desired Toys at a Discount

Amazon and other online stores are preparing their Black Friday deals, featuring attractive discounts on popular toys, perfect for getting gifts early and taking advantage of special prices.

China builds the world's first floating artificial island designed to survive typhoons and nuclear explosions

China is building a floating artificial island with a platform 138 meters long and 85 meters wide, whose deck will be 45 meters above sea level. The structure, resistant to typhoons and nuclear explosions, is expected to be completed by 2028.

Tragic Sunday on Spanish roads: five young people between 17 and 25 years old die in two accidents in Cantabria and Granada

Five young people between 17 and 25 years old died in two accidents that occurred in Cabezon de la Sal (Cantabria) and Huétor Santillán (Granada) during a tragic Sunday on Spanish roads.

Spanish has 635 million speakers and is already the third most spoken language in the world after Mandarin Chinese and Hindi

Spanish has 635 million speakers, making it the third most spoken language worldwide after Mandarin Chinese and Hindi. In the United States, 48 million use it as their first language, although it has faced criticism from former President Donald Trump.

Fake offers and free gifts circulating on Black Friday to steal data and money

Fake links offering official promotions, such as the Rituals 2025 advent calendar, are circulating on WhatsApp with the aim of deceiving users and stealing their data and money during Black Friday. It is recommended to exercise extreme caution against these digital scams.

Voltaire's Method with Which He Won Many Prizes and You Can Use to Win the Christmas Lottery

Voltaire, the renowned French writer and philosopher, managed to win the lottery multiple times thanks to a method that can now be applied to increase the chances in the Christmas Lottery.

Max Verstappen wins in Qatar and tightens the F1 World Championship, with an epic podium for Carlos Sainz and a stumble for McLaren

Max Verstappen won the Qatar GP in Lusail, closing the gap to Lando Norris in the F1 Championship. Carlos Sainz achieved an impressive podium, while McLaren faced setbacks. Oscar Piastri still holds a mathematical chance to claim the title.

Spain Resists Conscription Despite Its Expansion in Europe: "We Need Reservists"

In Spain, although the establishment of military service is approved, conditions such as offering a competitive salary are emphasized. The country shows reluctance toward mandatory conscription, instead prioritizing the creation of a reserve force to strengthen its Armed Forces in light of military expansion in Europe.

Beware if you are going to buy the new emergency lights: there are connected V16 beacon models that are not approved

A warning is issued about the sale of connected V16 beacons that are not approved, despite the obligation to use them starting January 2026. There are misleading offers and a fraud that is difficult to detect, which can affect any unsuspecting buyer.

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

Several European cities dress up for Christmas, offering markets and culture ideal for those over 60. These destinations combine affordability and charm, perfect for enjoying the festive season with peace and cultural richness.

The superfood your grandmother was already cooking and that you can buy everywhere for less than 2 euros

Before the arrival of foods like chia or kale, traditional superfoods already existed in our pantries—accessible and beneficial both for our health and the planet—and that you can also buy for less than 2 euros.

Banana bread, the baking recipe that has gone viral and you have to make because it costs less than 3 euros per serving

This viral recipe on social media is easy to prepare and economical, with a cost of less than 3 euros per portion, ideal for enjoying a delicious homemade banana bread.

The appliance you should unplug to prevent fires during a thunderstorm

Experts warn that during thunderstorms, simply turning off certain appliances is not enough; it is essential to unplug them to avoid electrical surges and fire hazards.

Sermed Mezher, doctor: "If you feel down in winter, it may be due to a lack of this substance"

Iron deficiency, the most common worldwide, affects more than one billion people and can cause fatigue, especially in winter, says Dr. Sermed Mezher.

Why the Relationship Between Sydney Sweeney and Scooter Braun Has Set the Internet on Fire

The relationship between Sydney Sweeney and Scooter Braun has sparked global controversy. Many reject their romance due to Braun's past controversies, which has provoked an intense international reaction on social media.

Canine Behavior: Why Dogs Touch Us with Their Paws

Dogs use signals such as glances, yawns, tail movements, and the use of their paws to communicate with humans, developing an almost exclusive language that strengthens their bond with us.

Protesters at the demonstration against Sánchez: "What is happening is shameful, he is complicit"

Between 40,000 and 80,000 people participated in the protest against Sánchez. The protesters expressed their outrage, accusing him of being complicit in the current situation and describing it as shameful, reflecting strong social discontent.

"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 due to delays by the airline Láser, which rescheduled their flight for December 24, almost a month later than planned, decided to pay an additional 1,300 euros to return to Madrid earlier.

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

The 'kellys' denounce unmanageable workloads and chronic ailments. Although the MarSenses agreement reduces the workweek to 32 hours for those over 58, they believe it comes too late and is merely an exception. They demand that this measure be extended throughout Spain to improve their working conditions and be able to reach retirement with dignity.

Spaniards Are Already Pro-Nuclear

The extension of the Almaraz nuclear power plant is inevitable, a reality acknowledged by the electric companies, the PSOE of Extremadura, and the Government, reflecting a consensus on the continuation of nuclear energy in Spain.

Like Sinatra

The new president faces a complex challenge to avoid being just an interlude between Mazón and his successor after the 2027 elections.

Defense of Ultraprocessed Foods

The article argues that, as long as there are no natural, healthy, and affordable alternatives, it is acceptable to enjoy ultraprocessed foods without guilt or excessive worry.

Times of Excesses

We live in an era marked by excesses and political errors, characterized by hyperboles and exaggerations both nationally and internationally.

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 just minutes, offering an innovative solution to address water scarcity.

Natalia, a Spanish woman living in the USA, talks about how much a medical consultation costs: "Just to be sent home with ibuprofen"

Natalia, a resident in the USA, shares her experience after a consultation for mild tonsillitis, criticizing the high cost of medical care just to be prescribed ibuprofen and rest at home.

Man Arrested for Posing as Sports Agent to Sexually Abuse at Least 61 Minors

A man was arrested for impersonating a sports agent and sexually abusing at least 61 minors, offering them false promotion opportunities to gain their trust.

Are You a Super-Recognizer? Only 2% of the Population Is, and You Can Find Out with This Online Test

The test shows a face for five seconds and then you must identify it from eight options. It is available in Spanish and allows you to determine if you are part of the 2% of people with exceptional face recognition ability.

Maisie Williams, from 'Game of Thrones', wants to "democratize access to art"

Maisie Williams, known for her role as Arya Stark on HBO, co-founded a technology platform in 2019 focused on innovating and facilitating democratic access to art.

'Dancing with the Stars' crowns Jorge González as the winner in a final marked by Anabel Pantoja's anger

Jorge González, a favorite from the start, won the second edition of 'Dancing with the Stars.' His family was present in the studio to support him, moving him with their words. The final was also marked by Anabel Pantoja's anger.

Anabel Pantoja Becomes a New Meme with a Memorable Moment on 'Big Brother'

Anabel Pantoja starred in a memorable moment on 'Big Brother' when she woke up startled and jumped suddenly on the confession room sofa while connecting live with the Telecinco studio, generating memes among viewers.

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

Marta López confessed on 'El tiempo justo' the exact amount she earned for posing topless on two magazine covers, being direct and clear about the matter without beating around the bush.

Maximum concern for Charly due to Lydia Lozano's absence from '¡De viernes!': "The fight continues"

Lydia Lozano, visibly affected, has been unable to attend '¡De viernes!' due to the hospitalization of her husband, Charly. The journalist shows great concern and maintains hope in her fight for his recovery.

Harassed and Confronted a TVE Reporter at the Protest in Ferraz Against Pedro Sánchez

Reporter Laura Pavía was harassed and confronted during a protest in Ferraz against Pedro Sánchez, which prevented her from finishing her live broadcast for TVE.

Albert Einstein and Those Who Keep Sticking Out Their Tongue

The gesture of sticking out the tongue, popularized by Albert Einstein, is used as a peaceful and playful symbol. This act, far from being offensive, conveys a relaxed and friendly attitude, adopted by various people to express sympathy and rebellion without violence.

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

The Masterchef casting brought together 150 contestants at the Sports Palace, with free admission. Attendees enjoyed raffles, food tastings, and local crafts, experiencing a unique event.

José Pablo López speaks out about the attacks on RTVE and responds to 'El Hormiguero': "Several people lashed out with gusto"

José Pablo López, president of RTVE, regrets the attacks and delegitimization towards the public broadcaster, especially as its audience and competitiveness increase. He responds to recent criticisms, noting that some have spoken with excessive harshness.

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

David Bisbal revealed that he was hired to sing at a wedding, which led Pablo Motos to inquire about this type of event and the singer's experiences in that area.

Ángel Llàcer shocks by recounting the "traumatic" moment when he faced death: "I have been very sick"

Ángel Llàcer, judge on 'Tu cara me suena', revealed that he went through a traumatic moment when confronted with death due to a serious illness that affected him physically, to the point that he had to relearn how to walk.

From the Spotlight to the Earth: The New Life of Rocío Madrid Selling Sustainable Fruit

Rocío Madrid, actress, has been running a company for a year that cultivates and sells pitayas in the Axarquía region of Málaga, focusing on sustainable agriculture.

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 threats of a lawsuit, reportedly reached an agreement regarding the regulatory agreement. Fabiola Martínez took the opportunity to advise Guillén to act with common sense in the situation.

A Close Friend of Laura Matamoros Dies: "What Great Pain and What Injustice, My Soul Is Broken"

Laura Matamoros expresses her deep sorrow over the death of a very close friend, dedicating heartfelt words on social media and showing how affected she is by this unjust loss.

Influencer Stefanie Pieper Found Dead in a Forest: Her Ex-Boyfriend Has Confessed to Killing Her

The 31-year-old influencer Stefanie Pieper was found dead in a forest after disappearing on Sunday while returning from a Christmas party. Her ex-boyfriend has confessed to being responsible for her death.

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

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

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

Almudena experienced a strong emotional reaction on The Island of Temptations, expressed through tears, shortness of breath, and the need for medical assistance, highlighting how the body copes with the impact of betrayal.

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

The viral video "Contigo no, bicho" marked one of the first YouTube successes in Spain thanks to its peculiar story about romantic rejections. Today, 20 years later, we remember how that moment became a cultural phenomenon and what has become of the person who starred in that iconic clip.

This is what the families of the Javis are like: from Ambrossi's divorced parents to Calvo's 'pole dancer' mother

The closest relatives of the Javis have been a fundamental support for them after announcing their breakup, highlighting the importance of their respective families at this time.

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 project a secret during that time.

Suspected attacker of two Femen activists at an event for Franco arrested

The Government Delegation in Madrid announced the arrest of the suspected attacker of two Femen activists during an event for Franco, reiterating its firm commitment against sexual violence.

What It's Like to Live in a Garage: High Rental Prices Force Many to Seek Alternatives

Faced with rising rental prices, many people turn to living in garages as an affordable solution. This option, although precarious, reflects the difficulty of accessing traditional housing and the urgency to find alternatives to avoid homelessness.

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 and will not compete in the first quarter of 2026 due to a recent breakup.

The F1 World Championship Numbers: Lando Norris, Max Verstappen, and Oscar Piastri Will Battle for the Title in Abu Dhabi

Max Verstappen won the Qatar Grand Prix, leaving the fight for the F1 World Championship open and exciting. Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri remain in contention, and everything will be decided in the final race in Abu Dhabi.

Pol Makuri, Maria Petit, and their 'silent hero': beating disability in a spectacular 10k at the '3 Days Trail Ibiza'

Pol Makuri, Maria Petit, and their 'silent hero' joined forces once again to compete together in the '10k Starter' of the '3 Days Trail Ibiza' this Saturday, demonstrating their strength and unity in the race in Ibiza.

Tsarukyan's Outlandish Theory About Topuria's Hiatus: "There's No Family Issue, They Want to Make Pimblett a Star"

The Armenian fighter commented on the announcement by the UFC two-division champion about not fighting in the first quarter of 2026 and the British fighter’s upcoming bout for the interim lightweight title, pointing out that there is no family problem, but rather a strategy to boost Pimblett's career.

Tension between Sonia Bermúdez and the German coach after the Nations League: Wück's push during the greeting to the coach

After the final whistle of the first leg of the Nations League final, the German coach Wück had an altercation with the Spanish coach Sonia Bermúdez, which included a push during the greeting.

Betis takes a tense derby against Sevilla: suspended for more than 10 minutes due to object throwing

Betis won the Seville derby against Sevilla at the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán stadium. The match, corresponding to matchday 14 of LaLiga, was suspended for more than 10 minutes due to the throwing of objects from the stands, creating tension during the game.

Lidia Obispo and Disability: "You Have to Accept That You Stopped Being the Person You Were and Adapt"

Lidia Obispo lives with fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome, and multiple chemical sensitivity. She talks about the importance of accepting the personal changes that disability brings and learning to adapt to the new reality in order to move forward.

Raúl Pérez, with limb-girdle muscular dystrophy, claims his right to a full life: "I just want to be one more"

Raúl Pérez, 35 years old and affected by limb-girdle muscular dystrophy, works in electrical engineering and lives with his partner and their two-month-old baby. He fights to normalize his life and to be treated like any other person, claiming his right to a full life despite his disability.

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

Marco, Aurora's son, has been receiving an experimental treatment for almost four years for the rare Menkes syndrome, which awareness is highlighted on November 29, World Menkes Disease Day. Aurora points out the difficulty of early diagnosis, which complicates timely treatment of this condition.

Accessibility and Emotions: The Key to Connecting with Dignity

The lack of accessibility not only deprives individuals of information but also of emotional experiences, affecting the ability to feel and connect with dignity.

The Spanish major retail sector raises the flag against Shein, Temu, and AliExpress for 'unfair competition'

The Spanish trade association Anged has requested that the Competition Authority investigate platforms such as Shein, Temu, and AliExpress for possible non-compliance with European regulations, also calling for strengthened customs controls to curb practices considered unfair competition.

What Meta, Alphabet, and Amazon Are Doing in the Most Conservative Fixed Income Funds on the Market

Technology companies like Meta, Alphabet, and Amazon are starting to include traditional bonds and classic private issuances in conservative fixed income funds, reflecting a growing trend beyond a mere isolated peculiarity.

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

The Minister of Agriculture, Luis Planas, confirms restrictions on 39 farms within a 20 km area due to swine fever and assures that the Government is working to reduce the economic impact, which has blocked one third of exports.

Taiwan bans import of pork products from Spain due to African swine fever

Taiwan will confiscate and either return or destroy pork products from Spain due to African swine fever. Spain will be added to Taiwan's list of affected territories, restricting imports to prevent disease spread.

The End of Cheap Mortgages? Rates Rise Again After a Year and a Half of Cuts: "It Is Advisable to Apply for a Loan Sooner Rather Than Later"

The Euribor rises and the ECB keeps interest rates at 2%, leading banks to increase mortgage interest rates after a year and a half of reductions. It is recommended to apply for loans as soon as possible to take advantage of more favorable conditions.

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

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

Eduardo Casanova, about his new series: "HIV is not a political discourse, ideology or gender doesn’t matter"

Eduardo Casanova presents his new series on Movistar Plus+, which addresses HIV and its persistent stigma in Spain, where 3,000 new cases are registered annually. The series aims to show that HIV transcends ideologies and genders, moving away from political discourses.

This is the bewildering timeline of 'Stranger Things': the Hawkins clock runs independently in the series

It has been 9 years since the premiere of 'Stranger Things' on Netflix, but only 4 since Will Byers' disappearance in 1983. This time difference has posed a challenge for the creators in managing the timeline within the series.

Preview and date of episode 1x06 of 'It: Welcome to Derry': Pennywise blows up the Black Spot

HBO Max sticks to its schedule and reveals the date of episode 1x06 of 'It: Welcome to Derry,' where Pennywise will wreak havoc at the Black Spot, with the Thanksgiving celebration not altering the plans for the Stephen King universe prequel series.

The Spanish Netflix series that has reached third place in the global viewing rankings

The Spanish series starring Catalina Sopelana, Álex García, and Itziar Ituño, based on the novel by Javier Castillo, has reached third place in the global viewing rankings on Netflix.

Santiago Segura reveals the final duration of 'Torrente Presidente': "I find it sad, man"

Santiago Segura has confirmed that the new Torrente movie will be the shortest in the saga, which makes him somewhat sad due to the reduced length compared to previous installments.

The device you need to work or study from home without any distractions: this is how Busy Bar works

Busy Bar is a device that helps organize time and maintain motivation during remote work or study at home, avoiding distractions to improve concentration and productivity.

Stop, Think, and Act: 4 Tips You Can Apply Every Day to Avoid Cyberattacks

Cybercriminals today manipulate users through social engineering and multichannel attacks. To protect yourself, it is key to recognize threats, avoid fraud, and strengthen human resilience in cybersecurity through daily prevention practices.

Google tests image creation with Nano Banana from the search bar: this is how it works

Google is integrating Nano Banana into its ecosystem, allowing users to create images directly from the search bar, without needing to open other websites or applications.

LG completely renews its free channels platform: this is how the experience improves on its Smart TVs

LG Channels, available in 33 countries, has surpassed 4,000 channels. LG’s free platform debuts an overhaul that enhances the experience on its Smart TVs, offering more content and easier access for users.

IKEA's New Collection Combines Technology and Design in Lamps and Speakers with Original Shapes

IKEA will launch in December a collection that combines technology and innovative design in lamps and speakers with original shapes, integrating functionality and style for the home.

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 an elegant "total black look," setting a trend for this holiday season.

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

The collaboration between COOSY and APRAMP highlights the creativity and professionalization of the women from APRAMP's textile workshop, promoting equality and the fight against trafficking through the Solidarity Shop and the 'Alma by Apramp' capsule collection.

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 warns about the premature use of neuromodulators before the age of 25 and points out that many images on social media do not reflect reality, alerting to possible risks for aesthetic health and recommending caution.

Five Haircuts for Women with Gray Hair That Are Modern and Perfect for This Fall

Stylist Alex Sestelo highlights the trends in modern haircuts ideal for women who choose to proudly show their gray hair this fall.

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

Black Friday 2025 is the perfect time to get Sfera skirts that will be key pieces in your wardrobe for the coming months. Take advantage of this opportunity to sport versatile and seasonal styles.

Dua Lipa stuns in Bogotá with the most historic Haute Couture jeweled bodysuit by Chanel from her tour

Dua Lipa shined in Bogotá wearing a Haute Couture jeweled bodysuit by Chanel, adorned with chains and camellias, highlighted as the most special look of her 'Radical Optimism' tour.

Do you avoid lentils because of gas? Learn how to cook them so it doesn't happen

Lentils, although nutritious, often cause gas and heavy digestion. Cooking them properly can reduce these effects, improve digestion, and allow you to enjoy them without discomfort.

Jordi Cruz’s (47 years old) Tricks for Making the Perfect Roast Chicken: “You Have to Take It Out of the Fridge 3 or 4 Hours Before Roasting It”

Chef Jordi Cruz shares his easy recipe for making the perfect roast chicken, recommending to take the chicken out of the fridge 3 or 4 hours before roasting it to achieve ideal cooking at home.

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 six key ingredients and specific techniques to achieve a flawless and flavorful result.

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

Ana Navarro, a nutritionist, recommends several types of bread from Mercadona as healthy options, highlighting rye bread and cristal bread for their nutritional benefits and quality.

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

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

Neither from France nor Italy: the best small meat producer in the world is Spanish

Vacum, a Spanish company, has won the 'Small Producer Award' at the 'World Steak Challenge 2025', standing out as the best small meat producer worldwide.

Neither Rome nor Florence: this is Italy’s most sought-after travel destination in 2026

This city in southern Italy, located in the gulf of the same name, stands out for its beautiful medieval center and more affordable prices compared to other areas of the Amalfi Coast, making it the most sought-after Italian destination for 2026.

The Traveler Registration System Marks One Year Amid Criticism from the Tourism Sector

Travel agencies criticize the traveler registration regulations, describing them as complex and burdensome due to the excessive workload they entail.

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 recognized at the 2025 World Luxury Awards in Barcelona for its outstanding wedding and family experiences, establishing itself as a luxury destination between the sea and the mountain.

The Small Town That Celebrates the Oldest Carnivals in Murcia: Music, Murgas, and Troupes

The oldest carnivals in Murcia, declared of Regional Tourist Interest, are held in a small town between February and March. They stand out for their music, murgas, and troupes, attracting visitors who enjoy this unique cultural tradition.

The Hiking Trail to an Impressive Hidden Natural Monument in Soria Shaped Like a Sea Eye

A hiking trail in the center of Soria leads to the discovery of a unique natural monument in Castilla y León, resembling a sea eye, notable for its beauty and uniqueness.

The Gold of Trás-os-Montes: The Best Destinations in Portugal to Discover Authentic Chestnut Routes

Trás-os-Montes, in the northeast of Portugal, is one of the best European destinations for chestnut harvesting. This region, close to Spain, offers authentic routes to enjoy this tradition.

The Austrian city with more than a thousand years of history that stands out for its medieval art

This Austrian city, located on the Romantic Road, stands out for its well-preserved medieval architecture and idyllic natural landscapes, offering a unique historical and cultural charm.

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

In Spain, those who have gotten tattoos, piercings, microblading, or acupuncture must wait at least four months before donating blood, to ensure the safety of both the donor and the recipient.

Aurelio Rojas, Cardiologist: "Many People Take Paracetamol Daily, but the Liver Converts It into Something Very Toxic"

Cardiologist Aurelio Rojas warns that daily consumption of paracetamol can damage the liver, as it converts it into a toxic substance, affecting the liver health of those who take it regularly.

Belén de la Hoz, therapist and former addict: "One morning on Epiphany, I tried to end my life"

Belén de la Hoz, therapist and former addict, narrates in the first person her hard battle against addiction to legal and illegal drugs, revealing deep suffering and extreme moments such as her suicide attempt on Epiphany.

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

Nail biting is a common nervous habit, but from a psychological perspective, it can also reflect aspects of personality, such as anxiety, a need for control, or frustration. This behavior may indicate the need to manage internal emotions or tensions.

A Biochemist Explains How to Mitigate Alcohol Hangover: "See If You Have This at Home"

A hangover causes headache, nausea, dehydration, sensitivity to light, and fatigue. A biochemist suggests home remedies to effectively relieve these symptoms.

Spain Stagnates at 3,000 Annual HIV Diagnoses: Why Can't It Reduce Them?

Most new HIV diagnoses in Spain affect men who have sex with men, accounting for 85%, mainly between the ages of 30 and 39. This situation keeps the annual number close to 3,000 cases without a significant decrease.

The Only Case in Which a Spanish Driver Could Continue Using Emergency Triangles Instead of the V16 Beacon

From January 1, 2026, drivers in Spain will be required to use V16 beacons instead of emergency triangles. However, there is a single exception that will allow certain drivers to continue using the triangles, thus avoiding the mandatory purchase of the new light signal.

The Zaragoza Battery Gigafactory Launches as “a National Project That Makes History”

Stellantis and CATL have formed Contemporary Star Energy and have begun construction of a battery gigafactory in Zaragoza, which will start operations in 2026, marking a significant milestone for Spain in the industrial and technological sectors.

The process for obtaining a driver's license followed by people with disabilities

The system for obtaining a driver's license is adapted according to the type of disability of the applicant and whether it appeared before or after obtaining their first driving permit.

We Test the New Fiat 500 Hybrid: First Impressions of a Classic That Still Shines

The new Fiat 500 Hybrid updates the iconic Italian model with advanced technology, a renewed design, and improved mechanics, offering an efficient and modern urban option that retains the charm of the classic.

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

Lexus renews its luxury sedan ES, standing out in the segment with new hybrid and electric powertrains, combined with an exclusive and refined design that reinforces its leadership in the market.

San Vicente de Paúl and La Palmera squares, San Isidro football field, and Carabanchel Bajo: investments in the district for 2026

The Madrid City Council will allocate 11.5 million euros in 2026 to improve the Carabanchel district, including projects in San Vicente de Paúl and La Palmera squares, the San Isidro football field, and the Carabanchel Bajo area.

Contacts through social networks, easy money, and orders from abroad: this is how the business of 'baby' hitmen growing on the Costa del Sol works

Young people under 18 years old, mainly from central Europe, travel to the Costa del Sol to act as hitmen. Motivated by easy money, they operate under orders from abroad and coordinate their activities through social media, consolidating a worrying criminal business that is growing in the region.

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

The highly anticipated Line 4 of the Bilbao Metro, eagerly awaited by the southern neighborhoods of the city, will connect new areas to improve mobility. Its operation is planned soon, facilitating access and transportation between different key points of the metropolitan area.

This is the only Sushita restaurant that has opened outside of Madrid

Sushita Chinitas is the first restaurant of the Sushita group outside of Madrid, opened in Málaga, marking the chain's expansion to new cities.

Location, Date, and Times: This Is What You Need to Know About the Medieval Market of Caravaca de la Cruz Coming This Weekend

Caravaca de la Cruz celebrates its 21st Medieval Market from December 6 to 8, offering a unique experience with artisanal stalls, shows, and activities for the whole family in a historic and festive atmosphere.

The Last Glacier of León Dies, Trasllambrión: "It Runs Out of Ice for the First Time in Over 700 Years"

The Trasllambrión glacier, the last in León, has lost all its ice after more than 700 years, marking the end of an era. Scientists attribute this phenomenon to the constant rise in temperatures due to climate change.

Police boycott of Seville's emergency plan to guarantee the Christmas security operation

Dozens of police officers in Seville did not report for duty during the Christmas operation, causing tensions between the City Council and the police union, affecting the emergency plan and the city's security.

Belarra writes a letter to Pedro Sánchez urging him not to authorize a skyscraper hotel in the port of Málaga

The leader of Podemos, Ione Belarra, has asked Pedro Sánchez not to approve the construction of a skyscraper hotel in the port of Málaga, arguing that the project lacks real justification and represents a serious harm to the city.

The Government will fine people who enter Collserola due to cases of wild boars dead from African swine fever

Despite signs and controls, several people have accessed the Collserola Natural Park. The Government will impose fines to prevent entry, after detecting cases of wild boars dead from African swine fever in the area.

The 12-year-old boy who had gone missing in the Navarrés forest is found in good condition

The 12-year-old boy, who was with his scout group in the Navarrés forest and was supposed to return home on Sunday at 4:00 PM, was found in good condition after his disappearance.

Traffic on the A-5 is diverted this Monday to the carriageway in the direction entering Madrid

Traffic on the A-5, heading into Madrid, is diverted to the carriageway this Monday due to construction work. The maximum speed limit in the affected area is reduced from 70 km/h to 50 km/h for increased safety.

Influencer Detained for Refusing to Pay at Luxury Restaurants: Offered Social Media Videos in Exchange

An influencer was detained in New York for refusing to pay at several luxury restaurants, using as an argument that she would offer them videos on her social media in exchange for free food. With this method, she managed to enjoy several exclusive establishments before being arrested.

Thanksgiving Day Disaster: Video Shows Food for Dozens Ending Up on the Floor

An incident during Thanksgiving Day caused the food intended for dozens of people to fall to the floor. Those affected tried to salvage what they could, but most was destroyed, causing frustration and loss for everyone involved.

The Incredible Image of a Goat Sneaking into a Pharmacy in the Catalan Town of Canet de Mar

A goat, chased by a dog, fled into a pharmacy in Canet de Mar, surprising the customers present at the location.

The Perfect Bath for Your Cat Exists (and It Doesn't Have to Be a Battle)

With patience, calmness, and professional advice, bathing a cat can be a safe and less stressful experience for both the feline and its owner, becoming a more manageable routine.

A new study reopens the debate about early sterilization in dogs

A recent study indicates that early sterilization in dogs could increase their fragility in old age, rekindling the debate about the benefits and risks of this practice.

Switzerland and its pioneering initiative: a ‘mailbox’ to leave rodents and rabbits that are no longer wanted

Switzerland has launched an innovative initiative with a ‘mailbox’ where people can leave rodents and rabbits they no longer want. This project, although small, aims to alert other European countries about the lack of specific protection for these animals.

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

Cases of street dogs dyed blue have also occurred in Russia in 2021 and in India in 2017, disproving the belief that the blue dogs of Chernobyl are due to radiation, showing that the blue color comes from artificial dyes and not from radioactive contamination.

Your Daily Horoscope: Monday, December 1, 2025

Check your horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es and discover what destiny has in store for you in different aspects of your life.

Check the Sueldazo of the ONCE: Results

Check the results of the ONCE Sueldazo draw on Sunday, November 30, 2025, to find out the winning numbers and assigned prizes.

Check El Gordo: results for Sunday, November 30, 2025

Check the official results of the El Gordo de la Primitiva draw held on Sunday, November 30, 2025. Find out the winning numbers and verify your tickets to see if you have been lucky in this edition.

Check Bonoloto: results for Sunday, November 30, 2025

Check the Bonoloto results for Sunday, November 30, 2025, to see if you have won in that day's draw.

Who was... Sebastião Lazaroni: the Brazilian coach who was heavily criticized after being eliminated by Argentina

Sebastião Lazaroni, the Brazilian coach who led the team in Italy 90, stood out for winning a Copa América and for being a pioneer in using a sweeper in Brazil. However, after the elimination by Argentina, he was harshly criticized.

Two Young Men Tried for Planning to Invade an Island with an Army of Homeless People

Two young men are on trial for planning to invade the Haitian island of Gonave with an army composed of homeless people, attempting to take the territory by force.

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

Female singleness is losing its stigma while many relationships end, reflecting that women no longer maintain unsustainable bonds 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 House of the Post Office is open to the public for free almost every day during the Christmas holidays, from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM.

Expenses and Fees We Accept but That Are Often Abusive

Throughout the month, we face regular expenses such as food and bills, but also unexpected outlays that, although socially accepted, are difficult to understand and can be abusive.

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

Spain has 50 sites inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2025, ranking fifth worldwide. Although places like the Alhambra or the Altamira Caves are famous, there are many other spectacular sites that deserve to be recognized as World Heritage.

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

On her 40th birthday, Kaley Cuoco's aesthetic evolution is remembered. The actress from The Big Bang Theory has experimented with various hairstyles and cuts over the past decades, showing a remarkable change in her style and physical appearance from her beginnings to the present.

Ábalos says he has adapted well to prison, blames "authoritarian leaders" for his situation, and warns: "They will not silence me"

The former PSOE organizational secretary, Ábalos, states that his adaptation to prison is less traumatic than expected, although he complains about the cold of the place. He accuses "authoritarian leaders" of his situation and warns that they will not silence him.

The Extension of Almaraz Enters a "Silence" Phase One Month After the Application, Awaiting the Nuclear Safety Council

The government and the owners maintain a low profile while the Nuclear Safety Council analyzes the safety of the Almaraz reactors. They expect different conclusions and disagree on the timelines. The final decision on the continuation of Almaraz beyond 2027 and 2028 will be political.

Spotify Wrapped 2025: When It Comes Out and How to Find Out the Music You've Listened to the Most This Year

Spotify Wrapped 2025 is about to be released, allowing users to discover and share the music they listened to the most during the year. This popular annual feature summarizes personalized statistics, including favorite artists, songs, and genres, providing a unique glimpse into each person's musical habits.

Four Dead in a Canoe with More Than 100 People That Ran Out of Supplies 30 km from El Hierro

The canoe carrying more than 100 people ran out of supplies 30 km from El Hierro. The rescue ship Navia and the helicopter Helimer 201 rescued the occupants around 8:15 a.m., although unfortunately four people died.

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 a very popular restaurant recognized by the Repsol Guide. It stands out for being frequented by celebrities, including Queen Sofía, who has visited it up to seven times.

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 well placed in the current inflation cycle, which they have managed to control, although she warned of possible future risks to inflation.

Netanyahu asks the President of Israel to pardon him in his corruption trial

Netanyahu stated that the trials against him are a "witch hunt" and a conspiracy by the "deep state," and he requested the President of Israel to grant him a pardon in his corruption case.

ONCE Black Friday Cuponazo Draw of Friday, November 28, 2025: Winner and Results

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

Check National Lottery: Results for Saturday, November 29

Check the official results of the National Lottery for Saturday, November 29, 2025, to verify your numbers and prizes.

La La Love You releases 'La mitad de la mitad', the song with which they announce the release date of their upcoming album

La La Love You releases the song "La mitad de la mitad", with which they announce that their next album will be released in early 2026.

What is the solution to the housing crisis? Five experts answer

Experts from Fotocasa, FADEI, IDRA, Inviertis, and Trioteca offer key solutions to address the housing crisis, highlighting the need for effective policies, investment in affordable housing, and better regulation of the real estate market.

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

Robert Gruendel, former head of security at Figure AI, reports that the robot Figure 02 can exert enough force to fracture a skull, pointing out that the company ignores these risks. Figure AI denies the accusations and assures that its humanoid robots are safe.

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

Steve Thomson, a bricklayer and millionaire after winning 123 million in Euromillions, bought a building and transformed it into a charity center for adults with disabilities, reflecting his commitment to helping others.

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

Tito Vivas highlights that the figures of Easter Island were erected in isolated areas without roads and emphasizes that the Rapanui culture, creators of the statues, had advanced astronomical knowledge.

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 hypotheses ruled out the involvement of third parties and consider possible suicide. The case is under judicial secrecy.

Health Ministry Issues Warning About Flu Epidemic and Will Request Autonomous Communities to Make Mask Use Mandatory in Health Centers and Elderly Care Facilities

The Health Ministry warns about the flu epidemic and will request that the Autonomous Communities enforce mandatory mask-wearing in health centers, hospitals, and elderly care homes during periods of highest risk to protect the most vulnerable.

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

20AM offers a daily summary with the most important news to start the day well informed. It includes updates on national and international events, economy, politics, and culture, highlighting the topics that shape the public agenda. Its goal is to provide concise and relevant information so that readers stay aware of what is happening in the world.

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

This article offers practical advice for better managing your personal budget. It includes techniques for saving, controlling expenses, and financial planning. It also suggests regularly reviewing your finances, prioritizing needs, and looking for deals to maximize the value of your money. Ideal for those who want to optimize their daily finances with simple and effective habits.

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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 has ordered the provisional admission without bail of José Luis Ábalos and Koldo García to Soto del Real prison, known for housing prominent personalities.

'Tell Me Softly': release date of the new adaptation from the creator of the 'Culpables' trilogy

Prime Video will release before Christmas the new movie based on a story by Mercedes Ron, author of 'Culpa mía', continuing the adaptation of her works.

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

A Christmas market in a beautiful Swiss city stands out for its charming design, recreating an authentic village with wooden houses. This market rivals the famous ones in Vienna and Prague, offering a unique experience in the heart of Europe.

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

The association Magical Towns of Spain has awarded a municipality in Castilla-La Mancha as Magical Town of the Year. This beautiful destination, located just one hour from Madrid, stands out for its charm and heritage, establishing itself as an ideal tourist option near the capital.

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

Carmen Machi shone on the red carpet at the Ondas Awards with a rejuvenating hairstyle that complemented her spectacular look as she received her award.

Mechanic Juan José's Advice for Keeping Brake Fluid in Good Condition

Mechanic Juan José highlighted on his social media the importance of keeping brake fluid in good condition to ensure safety and the proper functioning of the vehicle, recommending periodic checks and changes when necessary.

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

Comfortable, elegant, and warm, these padded coats from Zara, Mango, and Stradivarius are perfect for Black Friday and will help you fight the winter cold with style.

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

Javier Cámara, star of 'Yakarta', recalls in the podcast My Life in Movies actors who have influenced his career, highlighting a valuable lesson he received from Jude Law about perfection in acting.

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

Black Friday, originating in the United States, is celebrated on the last Friday of November after Thanksgiving Day. Major fashion brands like H&M, Mango, and El Corte Inglés offer significant discounts that mark the beginning of the holiday shopping season.

Find Out How Much Your Town's Mayor Earns and Which Councilors Are the Highest Paid in Spain

The Ministry of Finance and Public Administration has published the salaries of mayors in Spain for 2024, detailing how much municipal leaders earn and which are the best paid in the country.

The Unknown Madrid Transport Card That Lets You Travel Unlimited on Metro, Bus, and Commuter Trains for Just 10 Euros

A transport card in Madrid allows tourists to travel unlimitedly on metro, bus, and commuter trains for just 10 euros, making it easier to explore the city economically without the need to buy individual tickets.

This is the radar that issues the most fines in Donosti

A new radar in San Sebastián records more than 15 violations per minute, generating a large number of fines and concern among the city’s drivers.

‘Slow’ EU to unveil plan for cutting raw materials’ reliance on China

The EU plans to reduce its dependence on China for critical raw materials by unveiling a new strategy aimed at boosting domestic sourcing, diversifying suppliers, and enhancing recycling efforts. The initiative seeks to address supply chain vulnerabilities and secure sustainable access to essential materials critical for Europe's green and digital transitions.

Oil prices climb over 1% after OPEC+ reaffirms pause; supply risks in focus

Oil prices rose more than 1% as OPEC+ confirmed it will maintain current production cuts, amid concerns about tightening supply. Market focus remains on geopolitical tensions and potential disruptions, supporting bullish sentiment despite mixed demand signals.

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OPEC+ holds oil output steady, agrees capacity mechanism

OPEC+ decided to keep oil production levels unchanged amid market uncertainties. The group also agreed to implement a new capacity mechanism to better manage future supply adjustments and stabilize the oil market, aiming to balance demand and ensure price stability.

What is uranium, and why should you care about it now?

Uranium is a heavy metal crucial for nuclear energy and weapons. It powers nuclear reactors, offering a low-carbon energy source. Recent geopolitical tensions and supply concerns have increased uranium's strategic importance, impacting energy markets and national security discussions worldwide.

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

A US judge has approved the sale of shares in PDV Holding Inc., the parent company of Citgo Petroleum, to an affiliate of the Elliott Management hedge fund. This decision allows Elliott to acquire the shares as part of efforts to satisfy a court ruling related to Venezuela’s state-owned oil company, PDVSA, amidst ongoing legal and political disputes.

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

In 2025, silver, platinum, and palladium prices surged due to increased industrial demand, supply constraints, and growing investment interest. Market dynamics including tightening supplies from key producers and the metals' roles in emerging technologies like electric vehicles and renewable energy drove the rally, alongside economic uncertainties boosting safe-haven buying.

LME copper races to all-time peak above $11,200 a ton

LME copper prices surged to a record high above $11,200 per ton, driven by strong demand and tight supply. Market optimism about economic recovery and infrastructure spending fueled the rally, amid concerns over limited inventory and production constraints. This milestone highlights copper's critical role in global industry and the push for green technologies.

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

Oil prices declined amid prolonged Ukraine peace negotiations, fueling uncertainty in the energy market. Traders are now focused on the upcoming OPEC+ meeting, anticipating key production decisions that could influence supply and prices. Market participants remain cautious as geopolitical tensions and potential output changes add volatility to oil markets.

EU Members Seek Safeguards in US Tariff Deal to Protect Industry

EU members are negotiating with the US to include safeguards in a tariff agreement aimed at protecting their industries from potential harm. They seek measures to ensure fair trade practices and prevent market disruption, emphasizing the importance of maintaining industrial competitiveness while fostering transatlantic trade relations.

Aalberts reports progress on divestment programme

Aalberts has reported significant progress in its divestment programme, successfully selling several non-core business units. The company aims to streamline operations and focus on its core activities to enhance long-term growth and profitability. These strategic moves align with Aalberts' goals of improving efficiency and strengthening its market position.

Tesla sales in France plunge nearly 58% in November

Tesla's car sales in France dropped nearly 58% in November compared to the previous year. This significant decline highlights challenges Tesla is facing in the French market amid growing competition and changing consumer preferences.

Tesla car registrations in Denmark drop 49% in November

Tesla car registrations in Denmark fell 49% in November compared to the previous year. The decline is linked to changes in tax incentives and increased competition in the electric vehicle market. This drop highlights challenges Tesla faces in maintaining growth within Denmark's evolving EV landscape.

Borsa Italiana panel increases Palingeo takeover bid price

The Borsa Italiana panel has raised the bid price for the takeover of Palingeo, aiming to facilitate a smoother acquisition process. This adjustment reflects market feedback and is intended to encourage shareholder acceptance, signaling increased confidence in Palingeo's value and future prospects.

Novo Nordisk’s valuation at risk as competition rises, PT trimmed: Jefferies

Jefferies warns that Novo Nordisk’s valuation faces pressure due to increasing competition in the diabetes and obesity markets. The firm has lowered its price target, citing challenges from rival drugmakers advancing their own treatments. Despite strong current performance, rising alternatives may impact Novo Nordisk’s market share and growth prospects.

South Korea market watchdog wary of FX risks for retail investors

South Korea's market regulator has raised concerns about foreign exchange (FX) risks faced by retail investors amid rising participation in FX trading. The watchdog emphasized the need for strengthened investor protection measures and called for enhanced risk awareness campaigns to prevent potential financial losses caused by FX market volatility.

HSBC taps French start-up Mistral to supercharge generative-AI rollout

HSBC has partnered with French AI start-up Mistral to accelerate its generative AI initiatives. This collaboration aims to enhance HSBC’s AI capabilities, leveraging Mistral’s advanced language models to improve banking services and operational efficiency. The move reflects HSBC’s strategic focus on integrating cutting-edge AI technologies to drive innovation and competitive advantage in the financial sector.

Taiwan stocks higher at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted up 0.26%

Taiwan stocks closed higher, with the Taiwan Weighted Index rising 0.26%. Gains were driven by strength in technology and semiconductor sectors, reflecting positive investor sentiment amid improving global market conditions. Trading volume was steady as investors remained cautiously optimistic about economic recovery and corporate earnings prospects.

European stocks see sharp November volatility as AI fears spike: Barclays

European stocks experienced significant volatility in November amid growing concerns over AI's impact, Barclays reports. Market fluctuations were driven by uncertainty about AI regulation and its effect on various sectors, leading to sharp price swings and investor caution.

Australia’s ASX announcement platform still not fully operational as trading session ends

Australia’s ASX announcement platform remained partially down by the end of the trading session, affecting market announcements and updates. The outage caused delays and disruptions in accessing company disclosures. ASX is working to restore full functionality but hasn’t confirmed a timeline for resolution. Traders and investors were advised to monitor updates through alternative channels.

Indonesia's October exports unexpectedly fall amid weak China demand

Indonesia's exports in October declined unexpectedly due to weak demand from China, a key trading partner. The drop highlights ongoing challenges in global trade and raises concerns about economic recovery as key markets remain subdued.

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Russia manufacturing sector sees continued decline in November

Russia's manufacturing sector experienced a continued downturn in November, marked by reduced production output and weakened demand. Contributing factors include supply chain disruptions and economic sanctions. The sector faces ongoing challenges as businesses struggle with rising costs and limited access to critical materials, impacting overall industrial performance.

Pakistan manufacturing sector improves in November after two-month decline

Pakistan's manufacturing sector showed improvement in November following a two-month slump. The recovery indicates slight growth, driven by increased production outputs and new orders. This positive trend suggests gradual stabilization in the industrial sector amid ongoing economic challenges.

India's manufacturing growth slows in November amid export weakness

India's manufacturing sector growth slowed in November due to weaker export demand and supply chain disruptions. Production and new orders expanded at a slower pace compared to previous months, while input costs rose. Despite challenges, firms remain optimistic about future output, supported by domestic demand and government initiatives. The sector faces ongoing pressures but shows resilience amid global economic uncertainties.

China manufacturing sector slips into contraction in November

China’s manufacturing sector contracted in November, marking a decline in factory activity amid weak domestic demand and global uncertainties. The Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) fell below 50, signaling reduced industrial output and new orders. Challenges include ongoing COVID-19 impacts, supply chain disruptions, and geopolitical tensions affecting export markets, prompting concerns over economic growth prospects.

Irish manufacturing sector shows solid growth in November

The Irish manufacturing sector experienced solid growth in November, driven by increased output and new orders. Factories saw a rise in production levels and employment, indicating positive industry momentum despite ongoing challenges such as supply chain issues. Overall, the sector’s performance reflects resilience and optimism for continued expansion in the near term.

Japan manufacturing sector shows mild improvement in November

Japan's manufacturing sector experienced a modest rebound in November, with factory output rising slightly amid easing supply chain disruptions. However, challenges such as subdued demand and global economic uncertainties continue to limit significant growth. The improvement signals cautious optimism for Japan's industrial recovery as businesses adapt to shifting market conditions.

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Russian manufacturing sector faces sharper output decline in November, PMI shows

Russia's manufacturing sector experienced a sharper decline in output in November, according to the PMI survey. Factory orders and production levels decreased due to weak demand and ongoing economic challenges. The sector continues to face pressures from supply chain disruptions and inflation, resulting in lower business confidence and workforce reductions. These trends underscore the ongoing difficulties in Russia's industrial recovery amid geopolitical tensions.

Asian stocks slip; yen firms as Ueda comments boost rate hike hopes

Asian stocks declined as investors reacted to Bank of Japan Governor Ueda's remarks hinting at potential interest rate hikes. The yen strengthened on expectations of tightening monetary policy. Market sentiment was mixed amid uncertainties over global economic prospects and inflation trends.

Morning Bid: Rate hike prospect arrests yen decline, for now

The yen's recent decline has paused as optimism about a potential rate hike supports the currency. Investors are weighing the likelihood of tighter monetary policy, which has bolstered the yen against other major currencies. Market sentiment remains cautious, awaiting further signals from central banks on interest rate moves.

Asia’s factories stumble as US trade deals fail to revive demand

Asia’s manufacturing sector is struggling as US trade agreements have not boosted demand as expected. Factories report declining orders and production slowdowns, reflecting weak global consumption and lingering supply chain issues. The disappointing trade outcomes highlight challenges in revitalizing growth amid uncertain economic conditions and shifting market dynamics.

BOJ to weigh ’pros and cons’ of rate hike in December, governor Ueda says

Bank of Japan Governor Ueda stated the central bank will carefully consider the advantages and disadvantages of a rate hike at its December meeting. The decision will weigh economic conditions, inflation trends, and financial stability, signaling a cautious approach amid growing market expectations for tighter policy.

RBNZ’s first female governor takes reins after tumultuous period

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand has appointed its first female governor following a period of economic instability. She faces challenges including inflation control and restoring financial confidence. Her leadership marks a historic milestone, aiming to stabilize the economy and guide monetary policy effectively amid ongoing global uncertainties.

Bank Indonesia will bring rupiah to trade at 16,500 per dollar next year, governor says

Bank Indonesia aims to stabilize the rupiah at 16,500 per US dollar in 2024, according to Governor Perry Warjiyo. Despite global economic uncertainties, the central bank is confident in achieving this target through monetary policy adjustments and coordinated efforts to support economic growth and financial stability.

China’s November New Home Prices Rise but Resale Prices Continue to Fall, Survey Shows

In November, new home prices in China increased, while resale home prices continued their decline, according to a recent survey. This suggests a mixed real estate market where demand for new properties remains strong, but the resale sector is still facing challenges. The trend reflects cautious buyer sentiment and the impact of policies on the housing market.

Japan Q3 capex growth slows to 2.9%, but points to resilient demand

Japan's Q3 capital expenditure rose 2.9% year-on-year, slower than the previous quarter, indicating cautious but steady business investment. The growth reflects resilient demand despite global economic uncertainties and supply chain challenges. Companies continue investing in technology and production capacity, signaling confidence in the domestic and export markets.

India’s stellar growth, low inflation raise questions over rate cuts

India’s strong economic growth and low inflation are challenging expectations of upcoming rate cuts by the central bank. Despite a stable inflation environment, policymakers face a dilemma balancing growth support with inflation control, as robust activity reduces the need for monetary easing. This scenario raises questions about the timing and likelihood of future interest rate reductions.

UK’s Starmer outlines growth mission after budget tax rises

UK Labour leader Keir Starmer emphasized a mission for growth following recent budget tax increases. He highlighted plans to boost economic development and address fiscal challenges, aiming to balance revenue generation with sustainable growth while supporting public services and reducing inequality.

Bitcoin price today: plunges to $86k as Yearn Finance pool breach rattles markets

Bitcoin's price fell sharply to $86,000 following a security breach in Yearn Finance's pool, which caused widespread market concern. The incident triggered sell-offs across crypto assets as investors reacted to the vulnerability, highlighting ongoing risks in decentralized finance platforms. Market volatility increased as traders assessed potential impacts on the broader crypto ecosystem.

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EOS Climbs 15% In a Green Day

EOS surged 15% amid a strong market rally, driven by positive investor sentiment and increased trading volume. The crypto asset's uptick reflects growing confidence in its underlying technology and ecosystem developments, positioning it as a notable performer in the current bullish trend.

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

Avail has launched its Nexus mainnet, enabling unified liquidity across Ethereum, Solana, and EVM-compatible chains. This cross-chain protocol aims to enhance interoperability and streamline asset transfers, fostering greater efficiency and scalability in decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystems. The launch marks a significant step toward seamless multi-chain integration and improved user experience in blockchain applications.

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

BTIG predicts Bitcoin’s price could surge toward $100,000, driven by increased institutional investment and adoption. The firm cites growing confidence in the cryptocurrency market and potential regulatory clarity as key factors supporting the rebound. Bitcoin has shown signs of recovery after recent declines, positioning it for a strong upward trend according to BTIG’s analysis.

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

Bybit Alpha, a centralized exchange, has launched its first liquidity farming feature, allowing users to earn DeFi-style yields directly from the platform. This move bridges centralized and decentralized finance by offering users enhanced earning opportunities while maintaining Bybit's security and user experience. The initiative aims to attract more liquidity and expand DeFi accessibility within a centralized exchange environment.

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

Bitcoin stabilized above $91,000 following a rebound fueled by market optimism over potential Federal Reserve easing. Investors reacted positively to hints from the Fed about possible interest rate cuts, boosting confidence in risk assets like Bitcoin. The cryptocurrency's resilience amid economic uncertainties highlights its growing role as a market barometer and investment option.

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

Fanpla AG has been established in Zug, Switzerland, aiming to boost the global growth of its blockchain-based entertainment platform. The company seeks to leverage Zug’s supportive crypto environment to enhance development, foster innovation, and expand its reach in the blockchain gaming and entertainment industry.

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

Bitcoin’s price surged above $91,000 amid growing investor optimism that the Federal Reserve may slow or halt interest rate hikes. Market participants are increasingly betting on a softer monetary policy, boosting demand for risk assets like Bitcoin and driving its recent rebound.

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

Technance has launched a robust infrastructure designed for exchanges, fintech platforms, and Web3 applications. The solution aims to enhance security, scalability, and performance to meet institutional standards, supporting seamless integration and efficient operations within the evolving digital finance ecosystem.

Sampo Oyj continues share buyback program, acquires 256,957 shares

Sampo Oyj has continued its share buyback program by acquiring 256,957 of its own shares. This move is part of the company’s ongoing efforts to optimize capital structure and return value to shareholders. The share repurchase reflects the company’s confidence in its future prospects and commitment to enhancing shareholder value.

Questerre to acquire remaining stake in Red Leaf Resources

Questerre Energy announced it will purchase the remaining shares of Red Leaf Resources it does not already own. This acquisition aims to streamline operations and strengthen Questerre's position in the oil and gas sector by fully integrating Red Leaf's assets and projects. The deal is expected to enhance shareholder value and operational efficiency.

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

Hotel101 plans to develop a 429-room hotel in Milan, aiming to boost its revenue to €85.8 million. The new property is set to enhance the company's presence in the Italian market and cater to increasing tourism demand in Milan.

Maase appoints Jingkai Li as new board chairman

Maase has appointed Jingkai Li as its new board chairman. Li brings extensive experience in corporate leadership, aiming to steer the company toward growth and innovation. The appointment reflects Maase's commitment to strengthening its governance and strategic direction.

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

Cathie Wood's ARK Invest has sold its position in GitLab and increased its holdings in the ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF. This move reflects ARK's shifting strategy to boost exposure to cryptocurrency-related assets amid market volatility, while reducing stakes in certain tech stocks like GitLab. The adjustment aligns with ARK's focus on innovation-driven investments.

PharmaCorp Rx announces leadership changes as part of expansion strategy

PharmaCorp Rx revealed key leadership changes to support its growth plans. The company appointed a new CEO and CFO to drive strategic initiatives and expand its market presence. These changes aim to strengthen operations and foster innovation amid increased competition in the pharmaceutical industry.

Pangaea Logistics appoints Paul Leand to board of directors

Pangaea Logistics Solutions has appointed Paul Leand to its board of directors. Leand brings extensive industry experience and is expected to contribute to the company's strategic growth and operational expertise. The addition aims to strengthen Pangaea’s leadership team as it pursues expansion and enhances shareholder value.

General Enterprise Ventures to uplist to NYSE American under CITR ticker

General Enterprise Ventures has announced plans to uplist its common stock to the NYSE American exchange, where it will trade under the ticker symbol CITR. This move aims to enhance liquidity, increase visibility, and attract a broader investor base as the company continues its growth strategy. The uplisting is expected to provide improved access to capital markets.

RCI Hospitality appoints Reese as interim CEO, Langan steps down

RCI Hospitality announced that CEO Langan has stepped down, and Reese has been appointed as the interim CEO. This leadership change aims to guide the company through its current phase while a search for a permanent CEO is conducted.

BlackRock closed-end funds distribute monthly payments to shareholders

BlackRock announced monthly distributions to shareholders of its closed-end funds, reflecting the company's commitment to providing consistent income. These payments support investor income needs amid market volatility, emphasizing BlackRock's focus on delivering shareholder value through steady cash flow.