News Summary - 12/02/2025

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Putin and Trump's envoy set for key Ukraine talks in Moscow

Steve Witkoff is scheduled to hold important talks at the Kremlin regarding Ukraine. The White House expressed optimism about the potential for a breakthrough in the discussions.

Appeals court disqualifies ex-Trump lawyer Alina Habba as New Jersey prosecutor

An appeals court ruled that Alina Habba, former personal attorney to Donald Trump, is ineligible to serve as the US Attorney for New Jersey.

Honduras presidential candidates locked in 'technical tie', official says

Right-wing candidate Nasry Asfura narrowly leads former TV host Salvador Nasralla by only 515 votes, according to Honduras' electoral authority, indicating a technical tie in the presidential race.

Mangione in court as lawyers seek to rule out notebook, gun and other key evidence

In court, Mangione's lawyers aim to exclude a notebook, gun, and other crucial evidence. A legal expert notes that even if this attempt fails, the defense could still benefit strategically from the motion.

Hong Kong leader orders investigation into deadly fire that killed 151

The Hong Kong leader has ordered an investigation into a tragic fire that claimed 151 lives, marking the deadliest incident the city has experienced in over 70 years.

Shock in Cameroon as 74-year-old opposition firebrand dies in detention

Anicet Ekane, a 74-year-old opposition figure in Cameroon, died in detention. His family received minimal information, with his wife only shown the body according to his lawyer, prompting shock and concern over the circumstances of his death.

Death toll in Indonesia floods passes 500 with hundreds more missing

The death toll from the recent floods in Indonesia has surpassed 500, with another 500 people reported missing. Thousands more have been injured as the region continues to recover from the devastating cyclone.

WW1 toxic compound sprayed on Georgian protesters, BBC evidence suggests

Investigation indicates anti-government demonstrators in Georgia were likely exposed to camite, a toxic compound used in World War I, suggesting the use of chemical agents against protesters.

Drug lord El Chapo's son pleads guilty in US drug trafficking case

Joaquín Guzmán López, son of drug lord El Chapo, has pleaded guilty in a US drug trafficking case after prosecutors committed last May to forgo seeking the death penalty against him.

Dozens missing as deadly landslide hits two boats in Peru

Rescue operations in Peru's Ucayali region face challenges due to strong river currents after a deadly landslide struck two boats, leaving dozens missing.

Pastor and new bride abducted in latest Nigeria attacks

Armed assailants raided a church in central Nigeria and targeted a wedding party in the predominantly Muslim north, abducting a pastor and his new bride. These incidents highlight ongoing violence and insecurity in the region.

Trump releases fraudster executive days into prison sentence

A former investment manager, convicted of defrauding thousands of investors, was released by Trump just days into his prison sentence.

South African radio DJ among five charged over Russia recruitment plot

Five individuals, including a South African radio DJ, have been charged under a law that bans recruitment for foreign armies. They are accused of involvement in a plot to recruit people to join Russian forces.

MP Tulip Siddiq says Bangladesh jail term is 'unfair'

MP Tulip Siddiq, niece of Bangladesh's ousted former leader, received a two-year jail sentence in absentia on corruption charges. She has described the sentence as unfair.

More than 120,000 home cameras hacked for 'sexploitation' footage

Over 120,000 cameras in homes and various private locations, including karaoke rooms, a Pilates studio, and a gynecologist's clinic, were hacked to obtain footage for 'sexploitation' purposes.

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

The abrupt cancellation of Japanese events in Shanghai, including a performance by a 'One Piece' singer, has triggered criticism and fueled nationalist tensions amid ongoing China-Japan disputes.

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

A husband and wife are accused of employing devices like spycams and earpieces to cheat at card games over several weeks, allegedly winning nearly £600,000 at an Australian casino.

Benjamin Netanyahu seeks pardon from Israel's president

Benjamin Netanyahu has sought a pardon from Israel's president amid three ongoing trials in which he denies any wrongdoing related to charges of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust.

Dignitas founder dies by assisted suicide aged 92, group says

Ludwig Minelli, founder of Dignitas, the assisted suicide group established in 1998, has died by assisted suicide at age 92. The organization has helped thousands of people to end their lives since its inception.

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

Authorities have completed 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 paying 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, believed to be involved in circumventing Western sanctions on Russia, marking an escalation in the ongoing conflict.

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

Four people, including three children, were killed in a targeted shooting at a children's birthday party in California. Officials report that 11 others were injured in the incident.

Venezuela condemns Trump airspace closure warning

Venezuela accuses Donald Trump of using the US drug smuggling fight as a pretext to overthrow President Nicolás Maduro, condemning warnings about airspace closures as politically motivated.

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

Two young brothers were among the latest casualties, reportedly killed in an Israeli air strike amid the fragile Gaza ceasefire.

French farm has €90,000 worth of snails stolen

L'Escargot Des Grands Crus, a French farm, suffered a significant loss after €90,000 worth of snails were stolen. The break-in occurred while the farm was preparing for holiday season deliveries, dealing a major blow to their operations.

The Wiggles Issue Statement After Appearing in Ecstasy Music Video

The Wiggles, an Australian children's group, clarified that they do not condone drug use after two members appeared dancing in a Keli Holiday music video associated with Ecstasy.

Pope Leo visits Istanbul's Blue Mosque

Pope Leo made his first visit to a Muslim place of worship since becoming pope in May, attending the Blue Mosque in Istanbul.

Will Australia's social media ban actually work?

Australia plans to ban social media use for under-16s to protect youth from online harms. The scheme aims to reduce exposure to inappropriate content and mental health risks. Critics question enforcement effectiveness and potential impacts on digital literacy. Details on implementation and penalties remain unclear as debates continue on balancing safety with freedom online.

Devastating toxic spill seen as test of whether African countries will stand up to China

Chinese companies offer vital jobs and revenue in Zambia, where a toxic spill occurred. The incident raises questions about how African nations will respond to China's growing influence amidst environmental and safety concerns.

Is the US preparing for war with Venezuela?

BBC Verify has monitored increased US military presence in the Caribbean Sea following strikes on suspected Venezuelan drug vessels, raising concerns about escalating tensions between the US and Venezuela.

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

The BBC reports from a refugee camp housing those fleeing the recent conflict in Sudan following the fall of el-Fasher city. Survivors recount harrowing experiences, including witnessing violence and devastation during their escape, highlighting the brutal impact of the ongoing war on civilians.

How Pope Leo transformed from 'quiet man' to vocal peace messenger on first foreign trip

Pope Leo, once a reserved figure, is emerging as a vocal advocate for peace during his first foreign trip. Religion Editor Aleem Maqbool reveals insights into how the Pope plans to fulfill his papal responsibilities, emphasizing his new, proactive approach on the global stage.

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, allowing unprecedented study of solar phenomena and enhancing understanding of the Sun’s behavior at its most active phase.

Greek sheep and goat cull raises fears of feta cheese shortage

Greece is culling sheep and goats nationwide to control an infectious disease outbreak, prompting concerns over a potential feta cheese shortage. The livestock reduction threatens the production of this iconic Greek cheese, impacting both local markets and exports.

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

Parents of kidnapped Nigerian schoolchildren know where the bandits are hiding but are afraid to speak out, which hinders authorities from taking action and complicates rescue efforts.

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

Young Irish adults share diverse views on alcohol, from embracing sobriety to enjoying traditional drinking culture. Amid Ireland's strong drinking habits, the impact of warning labels on altering these deeply rooted behaviors remains uncertain.

Will Australia's social media ban actually work?

Australia plans to ban social media use for individuals under 16 to protect youth from online harms. The policy aims to reduce exposure to harmful content but faces challenges in enforcement and potential impacts on social interaction and digital literacy for teens. Critics question its effectiveness, citing the difficulty in verifying ages and the likelihood of circumvention.

Climate protesters in kayaks disrupt operations at Australian port

Dozens were arrested as climate activists in kayaks blocked one of the world's largest coal export ports in Australia, aiming to disrupt operations and raise awareness about coal's environmental impact.

Watch: Moment huge fireball destroys Sydney waste facility

A massive fire at a waste facility in North St Mary’s, western Sydney, caused a large chemical tank to explode and be blasted into the air, resulting in a huge fireball.

Watch: Pope struggles to remove cloth covering plaque

Pope Leo and church clergy faced multiple attempts to unveil a plaque covered by a white sheet at an Istanbul cathedral, highlighting a brief struggle during the ceremony.

Video shows speed fire spreads in Hong Kong tower block

BBC Verify's geolocated footage captures the rapid spread of a fire in Wang Cheong House, a tower block in Hong Kong. The video highlights the speed and intensity of the blaze as it engulfs the building.

Scores killed as floods sweep several Asian nations

Extreme weather has caused severe flooding across Asia, resulting in the deaths of at least 80 people in Indonesia and 56 in Sri Lanka over the past week.

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

Over 800 firefighters continue to battle a massive fire at Wang Fuk Court in Hong Kong, with dawn aerial footage highlighting the extensive scale of the blaze.

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. Authorities are investigating the incident, which has raised concerns about security near this high-profile area.

Authorities Contain the Swine Plague Outbreak Because the Strain Is "Very Virulent," There Is No Vaccine, and 100% of Infected Pigs Die

The highly virulent swine plague virus, which has no vaccine, rapidly infects wild boars and pigs, causing 100% mortality. It can survive in the environment for months and at temperatures up to 40°C, but it does not infect humans. Authorities are working to contain the outbreak.

African Swine Fever in Spain, Live | Japan Seeks Alternatives to Spanish Pork After Pausing Imports Due to African Swine Fever

Spain is facing an outbreak of African swine fever that has led Japan to pause imports of Spanish pork and seek alternative suppliers. Spanish authorities continue to manage the situation to contain the virus and minimize the impact on the pork industry and international trade.

Everything about African swine fever: how it spreads, why it requires massive culling... and what’s behind the 'sandwich theory'

Spain detects its first outbreak of African swine fever since 1994, with significant health and economic risks. The outbreak affects the main European exporter and the third-largest global exporter of pork, which is why massive culling is required to control the disease and protect the industry.

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Historic Drop in Pork Prices in Lleida: Up to 17%, the Largest Decline in 30 Years

The price of 20-kilogram pork in Lleida has fallen by five euros, dropping from 36 to 31 euros, representing a historic 17% decrease, the largest in three decades.

These are the countries that have completely banned Spanish pork… and the one that only does so partially

After the outbreak of African swine fever in Collserola (Barcelona), several countries have blocked or temporarily suspended imports of Spanish pork meat to prevent the spread of the disease.

Catalonia Gives Advice to the Public to Stop African Swine Fever: "A Wheel or Shoes Can Spread the Infection"

The Government of the Generalitat urges the public to cooperate in stopping African swine fever, warning that any object such as wheels or shoes can spread the infection. They emphasize that the crisis cannot be managed by security forces alone, and call for caution and responsibility to control the situation.

The PP seeks to reactivate the streets to confirm its "social majority" and pressures Sánchez in Congress to "be held accountable"

The PP is trying to mobilize society to demonstrate that Sánchez has lost the "social majority" after the coalition government partners refuse to support a motion of no confidence. Additionally, they are applying pressure in Congress for the president to be held accountable.

The PSOE Insists on Staying Until 2027 and the PP Will Demand Accountability for "Sanchist Corruption"

Sánchez argues that Spain is making progress despite those who spread fear and promote authoritarianism. While the PSOE aims to remain in power until 2027, the PP insists on demanding accountability for the corruption attributed to Sánchez's government.

Timeline of Tensions Between the US and Venezuela and All the Signs Pointing to an Invasion

This Tuesday marks three months since the first US attack on a drug boat near Venezuela, signaling an increase in bilateral tensions, with multiple signs suggesting a possible US invasion in the near future.

Trump Keeps Diplomatic Channel Open with Maduro, to Whom He Allegedly Offered "the Opportunity to Leave" to Russia

Iberia, Air Europa, and Plus Ultra extended the suspension of flights between Madrid and Caracas following Trump's recommendation to consider Venezuelan airspace closed.

The Shortage of Workers and Materials Creates the Cocktail for Endless Renovations: "You Better Have Money and Another House to Live In"

More than half of companies delay renovations due to a shortage of skilled workers in masonry, plumbing, and electricity. Seventy percent of job offers in these sectors remain unfilled for over a month, lengthening deadlines and increasing project costs, which forces many to have financial backing and alternative housing during the works.

Mayeli finally answers the most frequently asked question from 'The Island of Temptations': "Are you pregnant?"

Mayeli and her partner confirmed their pregnancy during the bonfire on the reality show, generating intense emotions, reproaches, and her expulsion from the program after months of speculation on social media.

"How could you possibly come to 'The Island of Temptations' pregnant?"

Sandra Barneda, host of 'The Island of Temptations,' expressed the audience's disbelief by questioning why some couples decided to participate in the show while pregnant, showing surprise and bewilderment at this decision.

Another crisis between Morata and Campello? Details about the new sentimental turn in the marriage

Journalist Javi Hoyos confirmed the rumors about a new crisis between Morata and Campello, revealing the reasons behind the rough patch the couple, made up of the footballer and the influencer, is going through.

Three Men Detained for Gang Sexual Assault on an 18-Year-Old Woman in a Wasteland in Málaga

Three men were detained for sexually assaulting an 18-year-old woman in a wasteland in Málaga. The victim met one of them at a nightclub and went out with him, then two other attackers joined to commit the assault.

The legend Lubo Penev, former player of Valencia and Atlético de Madrid, admitted in very serious condition in Germany

Former footballer Lubo Penev, known for his time at Valencia and Atlético de Madrid, is in very serious condition in Germany due to the severe worsening of kidney cancer in recent weeks.

The police rule out bullying as a factor in the deaths of the two young women found in Jaén and expand the investigation

The police rule out school bullying as a factor in the deaths of the two young women in Jaén. They maintain suicide as the main hypothesis and extend the investigation to clarify the facts.

The father of one of the minors who died in Jaén denies that his daughter suffered from bullying: "They want to stage the perfect suicide"

The father of one of the deceased minors in Jaén denies that his daughter experienced school bullying and questions that her death was a planned suicide, describing it as "the perfect homicide" due to the inconsistencies he has observed in the case.

The Supreme Court approves the eviction of tenants for not paying the garbage tax and property tax (IBI) even though the amounts were not included in the contract

The Supreme Court confirms the eviction of tenants who did not pay the garbage tax and property tax (IBI), despite these amounts not being specified in the contract, considering that they were aware of their obligation to assume such payments.

Electric car incentives you can take advantage of before the end of the year and save more than 11,000 euros

Those planning to buy an electric vehicle can benefit from incentives that allow savings of more than 11,000 euros before the end of the year, promoting the purchase of sustainable cars.

The PP appoints Mazón as spokesperson for the Rules Committee of Les Corts and will receive an additional 8,879 euros

The PP has appointed Mazón as spokesperson for the Rules Committee in Les Corts, which will result in a salary increase of 8,879 euros. The appointment took place one day before Pérez Llorca's inauguration as 'president' of the Generalitat.

Cerdán and Ábalos's son will be summoned to the Senate over the alleged "blank check to not reveal secrets of Sanchismo"

In addition to Cerdán and Ábalos's son, the Senate will summon Antonio Hernando for his alleged meeting with Leire Díez and does not rule out calling Begoña Gómez to question her about the Air Europa bailout.

Jeanette asks Broncano for a favor on 'La Revuelta' to answer a question about sex

Jeanette visited the show La Revuelta on La 1 to promote her 50th anniversary tour, which will take place across Spain in 2026. During the interview, she asked Broncano for a favor to answer a question about sex.

Spain will allocate another 215 million to support Ukraine and highlights the importance of maritime defense

Spain will allocate an additional 215 million to support Ukraine, while the EU emphasizes the importance of continuing aid to strengthen Ukraine's position in negotiations and highlights maritime defense as key.

Putin will meet this Tuesday with Trump's envoy to 'unstick' the peace plan amid Zelenski's distrust over the "territorial issue"

Witkoff will travel to Moscow to meet with Putin and advance the peace plan, while the United States holds parallel talks with Zelenski's government, which continues to show reluctance due to the "territorial issue."

Corruption scandals in Ukraine test a hypothetical postwar future alongside the EU

Zelensky faces a corruption crisis amid intense peace negotiations, battling Russian attacks and preparing for winter, as Ukraine seeks to consolidate its relationship with the EU in a post-conflict future.

Juan Carlos I defends the role of the monarchy in a video: "I ask you to support my son, King Felipe, in this difficult task"

The emeritus King Juan Carlos I recalls in a video the political process that ended the dictatorship and established democracy in Spain, and asks for support for his son, King Felipe VI, in his work.

Concern in the Campos Family over the Health of José María Almoguera

Leticia Requejo shared details on 'El tiempo justo' about the concerning health of José María Almoguera, causing worry in the Campos family.

A 12-year-old girl dies while swimming in a sports center pool

A 12-year-old girl died while swimming in a sports center pool. SAMU medical personnel attempted to resuscitate her without success.

Cyclist dies after being hit by a car in Tenerife

A cyclist died in Tenerife after being hit by a car. The medical ambulance could only certify his death due to injuries incompatible with life.

Madrid residents with disabilities can establish their 'living will' to specify how they wish to be cared for

The Community of Madrid allows people with disabilities to establish a 'living will' to express their preferences regarding the daily care they wish to receive, thereby ensuring respect for their wishes in future care.

This is the matte lipstick that withstands all Christmas meals

During Christmas celebrations, this matte lipstick stands out for its long-lasting wear and resistance, keeping makeup intact throughout all the meals and events of the day.

Motorcycle Influencer Karen Sofía Quiroz, 25, Dies After Warning She Was Going to Ride "Without Glasses"

Karen Sofía Quiroz, the Colombian motorcycle influencer known as 'Bikegirl,' died at 25 after announcing she would be riding without glasses. Her death shocked the social media community, where she was known for sharing her passion for motorcycles.

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

Chris Martin humorously commented on the 'kisscam' scandal in which Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot were caught being unfaithful to their partners during an event, suggesting that in difficult situations, one should maintain a positive attitude.

Trump invites Netanyahu to the White House after discussing expanding peace agreements in the Middle East

Trump and Netanyahu spoke by phone about disarming Hamas and demilitarizing Gaza. After the conversation, Trump invited Netanyahu to the White House to discuss expanding the peace agreements in the Middle East.

Noem asks Trump to stop the entry of migrants from certain countries and launches harsh criticisms

Kristi Noem asked Donald Trump to halt the entry of migrants from certain countries following a shooting in Washington, where an Afghan immigrant attacked two members of the National Guard, harshly criticizing the current immigration policy.

A man kills a woman in Torrejón de Ardoz and then commits suicide by jumping from his rooftop

A 45-year-old woman, registered in the VioGén system, was murdered with multiple stab wounds to the neck in Torrejón de Ardoz. The attacker committed suicide by jumping from the rooftop after committing the crime.

A chat group is discovered in Cantabria where more than 90 men shared intimate photos of their partners

In Cantabria, a chat group with more than 90 men sharing intimate photos of their partners was discovered following the appearance of an anonymous poster in a local square denouncing the existence of the group.

Electric car incentives you can take advantage of before the year ends and save more than 11,000 euros

Electric vehicle buyers can benefit from discounts and incentives that allow them to save more than 11,000 euros if they purchase their car before the end of the year, supporting the transition to sustainable transportation options.

'El Chapo' Guzmán's Son Pleads Guilty to Drug Trafficking in U.S. Court

Joaquín Guzmán López admitted to overseeing the distribution of cocaine, heroin, and fentanyl as the leader of a faction of the Sinaloa Cartel in the United States.

The Arrival of Migrants Is Not Enough to Compensate for Retirements in Four Autonomous Communities

A study by Fedea and BBVA Research indicates that replacing retired baby boomers depends on the arrival of migrants. Currently, there are more people over 55 with higher education than those under 29, reflecting an aging population and making it difficult to compensate solely through migration in four autonomous communities.

Judi Dench admits to Ian McKellen the progression of her illness: "I no longer recognize people"

Judi Dench, diagnosed with macular degeneration since 2012, confessed to Ian McKellen that her vision has worsened significantly, to the point of not recognizing people.

The Alternative to Rain Boots This Winter: Waterproof New Balance Sneakers

New Balance launches water-resistant sneakers, available in three colors, as a practical and stylish alternative to rain boots this winter.

People with a bad temper use these two colors according to psychology

According to color psychology, preferences for certain colors can reflect personality traits. In particular, it has been identified that those with a bad temper are often attracted to two specific colors, which may reveal emotional and behavioral aspects related to their temperament.

Amazon connects you anywhere in the world with its new 'Ultra' antenna

Amazon introduces Leo Ultra, a business antenna that provides high-speed satellite Internet with download speeds of up to 1 Gbps and upload speeds of 400 Mbps, enabling connectivity in remote areas.

Autumn also arrives in the cities, and these parks prove it

Being a city dweller doesn't mean missing out on autumn colors. Many cities have parks that showcase the beauty of nature in autumn, allowing people to enjoy this season without leaving the urban environment.

The More Than 300 Restaurants Recommended by the Repsol Guide This Season

The Repsol Guide has awarded more than 300 new Soletes, reaching a total of over 5,000 establishments recognized with this culinary distinction.

If you use emergency triangles and hazard lights at the same time: Can you be fined?

V16 lights will be mandatory on all vehicles in Spain starting January 2026. This change raises doubts among drivers, many of whom are reluctant to stop using the traditional emergency triangles along with the hazard lights.

Aliexpress keeps Finish dishwasher tablets under 18 euros

Finish dishwasher tablets, known for their effectiveness in caring for both dishes and the appliance, are available on Aliexpress for under 18 euros, offering an affordable option to maintain the cleanliness and good condition of the dishwasher.

A VPN for you and your friends: fast, secure, and with ten simultaneous connections

ExpressVPN has lowered its price and now offers up to ten simultaneous connections per account, making it easy to share among friends or family quickly and securely.

Gift Ideas for You: Musicals, Visits, and Experiences Worthwhile

Take advantage of the upcoming dates to choose experiential gifts, such as musicals, cultural visits, and activities that offer unique and unforgettable moments, perfect for surprising and enjoying.

Cecotec sells an electric scooter, and has just reduced its price to under 1,000 euros

Cecotec offers an electric moped ideal for urban mobility, now available at a surprisingly low price, below 1,000 euros, making the option more accessible for users.

Spain Calls on Brussels to Include a "Common Fund" in Its Housing Plan and Prioritize Housing Intended for "Living In"

Spain requests the European Commission to create a common fund within its housing plan and to prioritize housing intended for permanent residence. It also calls for measures to eliminate fraud in short-term rentals, aiming for fairer and more affordable access to housing.

José Manuel López: "Not even by building more will we 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" his proposals to tackle the housing crisis, warning that building alone will not solve the problem nor can we compare ourselves to countries like Austria.

Salomé Pradas responds to the DANA judge, saying she does not want to testify again and reiterates her April statement

Salomé Pradas' defense states that she already testified before the judge when summoned and provided a detailed statement, so she refuses to testify again, reaffirming what she presented in her April appearance.

DANA Victims' Associations Criticize Pradas' "Staging" and His "Drama-Filled Theater"

Associations of DANA victims have criticized Pradas for trying to improve his image at the expense of the victims, describing his actions as "staging" and a "theater full of dramatics."

How much do you know about current events? Test yourself with this 10-question quiz

With the start of December, we invite you to participate in a 10-question quiz about the most relevant news from November. Compete and test your knowledge with friends!

A plane makes an emergency landing at Bilbao airport after a passenger dies mid-flight

An elderly man suffered a fatal heart attack during the flight, which led the plane to make an emergency landing at Bilbao airport.

The first terrorist cell of the supremacist organization The Base dismantled in Spain

The first terrorist cell of the supremacist organization The Base has been dismantled in Spain. This organization is classified as terrorist in the EU, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, and New Zealand.

The director of the CNI admits that Jordi Sànchez was spied on with Pegasus with the authorization of the Supreme Court

Esperanza Casteleiro, director of the CNI, confirmed that Jordi Sànchez was spied on using the Pegasus software under authorization from the Supreme Court, although she avoided answering questions about the use or operation of the tool.

The European city offering jobs with a salary over 3,000 euros and no prior experience

Norway is looking for production operators for its salmon farms, offering jobs from Monday to Friday with a salary over 3,000 euros, without requiring prior experience.

Adrián Botella, jurist: "The injured driver will always have the right to full repair of their vehicle"

Adrián Botella highlights that in Spain many drivers are unaware of their rights after an accident. He clarifies that the injured driver always has the right to the complete repair of their vehicle, thus ensuring fair compensation.

Noodles with Shrimp and Vegetables, the Most Famous Asian Recipe You Can Make for Less Than 3 Euros

Learn how to prepare Chinese noodles with shrimp and vegetables easily and economically, spending less than 3 euros. This quick and tasty recipe combines fresh ingredients to create a popular Asian dish within everyone's reach.

Neither Alsace nor Vienna: the largest Christmas market in the world that few people know about

In a city in southern Romania, a Christmas market is held that rivals the famous markets of Alsace and Vienna in size and charm, although it is little known outside the region.

Lunchboxes, Christmas Sweaters... the New Metro Madrid Products Coming to Market

Metro de Madrid will launch new exclusive products, such as lunchboxes and Christmas sweaters, which are expected to be very popular among its followers.

The restaurant that looks like an old palace and is perfect for celebrating Christmas with friends thanks to its tasting menu at 45 euros

This restaurant offers a Mediterranean and signature tasting menu for 45 euros, ideal for celebrating Christmas with friends in an atmosphere reminiscent of an old palace.

December with a Taste of Christmas and Series: The Best Premieres You Can't Miss

December brings not only specials and classic Christmas movies, but also a selection of new series that promise to hook you and refresh your entertainment options during the holidays.

More than 1,170 dead and 700 missing in the extreme floods ravaging Southeast Asia

A cyclonic storm along with two tropical systems caused devastating floods in Southeast Asia, leaving more than 1,170 dead and 700 missing.

Macabre discovery of five burned bodies in a coastal area of Ecuador

Five burned bodies were found alongside a burned vehicle on a rural road in a coastal municipality of Ecuador, according to local media. Authorities are investigating the circumstances of the macabre discovery.

Dani Martín, loud and clear about who he will vote for: "It’s a loop where no one gives us explanations"

Dani Martín expressed at a concert in the Movistar Arena in Madrid his frustration with the political system, pointing out that it is a repetitive cycle where no one provides clear explanations, without revealing who he will vote for.

Senior Officials Distrust the Salary Agreement and See Risk of Losing Purchasing Power

Fedeca, the majority union in group A1, considers that salaries should be adjusted directly to the CPI like pensions. Furthermore, they describe the extension of the salary agreement until 2028 as a "legal fraud," warning that it could negatively affect purchasing power.

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, according to official and PP sources. The protesters criticize the president, calling him complicit and expressing their rejection of his current administration.

Spain will host a pioneering day center for minors with cancer: "It will be an escape from the hospital"

The Aladina Foundation will build the first facility in Europe in Spain that will provide comprehensive support to children with tumors. This project, inspired by cases like those of Marcos and Cristina, is funded through events such as its traditional Christmas day and the launch of the spot 'The Little Paper House.'

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

In Spain, the Armed Forces support the reinstatement of mandatory military service under certain conditions, emphasizing the need to offer a competitive salary. While other European countries are expanding conscription, Spain prefers to focus on strengthening its reservists.

Customs and Traditions

It is unusual for the Executive to show indifference to the lack of approval of the budgets, highlighting an uncommon situation in politics.

Antonio's Cabin

After the death of his mother Lola, Antonio's life became oppressive and bitter, leading him to seek redemption in an old friend, whose treacherous and deceitful nature further complicates his path.

Motion of Stability

In a context of extreme fragility, more than just a simple survival guide is necessary to survive and maintain stability.

The Reduction of Spain's Debt

Spain's public debt is stabilized, private debt is significantly decreasing, and external debt is at its lowest level in 25 years, according to the author.

USA Confirms and Defends Attacks Against Survivors of Drug Speedboats in the Caribbean: Trump "Has Authority to Kill"

The White House attributes responsibility for the deaths of survivors of drug speedboats in the Caribbean to the U.S. Special Operations Commander, further defending that former President Trump had the authority to order lethal actions.

The Oldest Mule in Western Europe Identified at a Site in Catalonia

The discovery of the oldest mule in Catalonia suggests that the hybridization between donkeys and mares reached Europe from the Near East three or four centuries earlier than previously estimated.

The Shocking Images of a Gorilla Baby Being Born in Broad Daylight at Bioparc Fuengirola

In 2025, only one gorilla birth had been recorded in Europe; this is the second of the year on the continent and the first in Spain, occurring at Bioparc Fuengirola, captured in striking images during the daylight delivery.

Head of the Budget in the United Kingdom Resigns After Accidentally Leaking National Accounts Data

An internal investigation concluded that the leak of the United Kingdom's national accounts data was caused by a technical error, ruling out a cyberattack. Following this incident, the country’s Budget Head tendered their resignation.

A Woman Dies as Her Home Burns in Fuengirola

A woman died in a fire that occurred in her home on Jilguero Street, Fuengirola, at around 7:40 PM. The causes of the fire are still unknown.

Guillermo Francella recounts on 'El Hormiguero' the car accident he had in Fuerteventura: "It seemed staged"

Guillermo Francella visited 'El Hormiguero' alongside Javier Veiga to present 'Playa de Lobos' and shared details about a car accident he had in Fuerteventura, which he described as if it were "staged."

"How could you possibly come to 'The Island of Temptations' pregnant?"

Sandra Barneda, host of "The Island of Temptations," expressed the public’s sentiment by questioning the contestants: “Why did you do it?” after discovering that they attended the show while pregnant, generating controversy and surprise among viewers.

Mayeli finally answers the most repeated question from 'The Island of Temptations': "Are you pregnant?"

After months of rumors, Mayeli and her partner confirmed her pregnancy during the bonfire, which caused tears, reproaches, and their expulsion from the reality show.

'Malas lenguas' clarifies whether swine fever poses a danger to humans

Jesús Cintora's program reported on the deployment of the UME in Catalonia due to an outbreak of swine fever, clarifying that this disease does not pose a danger to humans.

'OT' experiences a nail-biting duel between Crespo and Guillo Rist in the eviction show

Guillo defended his nomination with "Wonder" and Crespo with "Columbia" in a very close vote (55%-45%), marked by emotion, hugs, and an ovation from their fellow contestants.

Kiko Matamoros calls Paz Padilla "ignorant" and "a very bad person"

Kiko Matamoros stated on 'No somos nadie' that Paz Padilla asked him for a fake COVID certificate to travel without being vaccinated, describing her as "ignorant" and "a very bad person."

A correspondent in the United Kingdom, about Lady Di: "If it hadn't been for that interview, she would probably still be alive"

A British correspondent states that Lady Di's interview was crucial for her life and that the monarchy does not want her to be talked about again. According to the journalist, without that interview, Lady Di would probably still be alive, implying that public and media attention played a key role in her fate.

Manu is just two letters away from winning the €2,452,000 jackpot on 'Pasapalabra'

Manu was only two letters away from winning the €2,452,000 jackpot on 'Pasapalabra'. Rosa tried to catch up, but made two mistakes and was defeated.

Dani Mateo 'Sneaks' into Soto del Real to See Ábalos: "He Doesn't Plan to Spill the Beans"

Dani Mateo joked about Ábalos, saying he always wears the 'Orlando' jersey because it fits him best, while visiting Soto del Real where the politician is being held, who does not intend to reveal any secrets.

Joaquín Prat responds to Isa Pantoja's apologies for leaving 'Vamos a ver' when he was the host

Joaquín Prat expressed his surprise at Isa Pantoja's apologies, sensing a certain disappointment in them despite the affection she has always shown him, during his appearance on 'El tiempo justo'.

They deny that Isabel Pantoja is going to live in the Canary Islands, although it is possible that she will move to the Dominican Republic ahead of her tour

The magazine Hola confirms that Isabel Pantoja is not living in nor has plans to move to the Canary Islands. She is currently staying in Madrid organizing her life before starting her tour in America, where she might temporarily settle in the Dominican Republic.

Borja Sémper, undergoing cancer treatment, and Bárbara Goneaga, honeymoon trip to Sicily

Borja Sémper is facing his cancer treatment accompanied by Bárbara Goneaga. The couple shows great closeness and optimism during this difficult time, also enjoying a honeymoon trip to Sicily to support each other and move forward.

Manuel González, More Open Than Ever to a Possible Reconciliation with His Ex Lucía Sánchez

Manuel González, former participant of 'La isla de las tentaciones 3', shows a more open attitude towards a possible reconciliation with his ex-partner Lucía Sánchez, leaving the door open to rekindle their relationship after his time on the show.

Vanessa Hudgens and Cole Tucker Welcome Their Second Child: "Childbirth Is So Wild!"

Vanessa Hudgens and Cole Tucker have welcomed their second child, just a year and a half after their first baby. The couple shares the joy of this new chapter, highlighting the intensity and emotion of the childbirth.

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

Stefanie Pieper, a 31-year-old influencer, disappeared after a Christmas party on Sunday. She was found dead in a forest, and her ex-boyfriend has confessed to being responsible for her death.

Bertín Osborne and Gabriela Guillén reach an agreement: "This week they will sign an agreement for their son"

Bertín Osborne and Gabriela Guillén have agreed on everything related to their son and it is expected that this week they will sign an agreement to make it official, according to 'Fiesta'.

Japan's Aiko turns 24: this is the princess who will not inherit the throne

Aiko, the only daughter of Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako, celebrates 24 years. However, due to Japan's restrictive succession law favoring males, she will not be able to inherit the imperial throne.

Berta Lamas, mother of 10 children, responds to the criticisms labeling her as "backward"

Berta Lamas, mother of 10 children, responds to the criticisms that label her as backward by defending her values and personal choices. She states that her experience and convictions are valid and asks for respect towards her lifestyle and family decisions.

Marta Sánchez on the "Rosalía effect": "Those who are popular now haven't discovered America"

Marta Sánchez stated that despite Rosalía's success, she was not the first to innovate in music. Sánchez emphasized that current artists have not "discovered America," highlighting her own career as a pioneer in the music industry.

The Rothschild War: Mother-in-Law and Daughter-in-Law Fight Over the Family Wealth, a Substantial Fortune in Art

Nadine, 93 years old, fights to reclaim part of a family inheritance in art, despite having previously renounced it. The dispute pits mother-in-law against daughter-in-law over this valuable fortune.

A man kills a woman in Torrejón de Ardoz and then commits suicide by jumping from his rooftop

A 45-year-old woman, registered in the VioGén system, was found murdered with multiple stab wounds to the neck in Torrejón de Ardoz. The attacker committed suicide by jumping from the rooftop after committing the crime.

Joaquín Sabina puts the final point on his professional career: "Tonight is called just goodbye"

Joaquín Sabina said farewell to the stage with an emotional final concert at the Movistar Arena in Madrid, marking the end of his professional career after decades of musical trajectory.

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

At the beginning of December, a series of fronts will bring cold, rain, and snow to much of Spain, especially affecting certain areas of the country with adverse weather conditions.

Aitana Bonmatí's injury is serious: she will undergo surgery and will be out for several months

Footballer Aitana Bonmatí will have surgery this Tuesday due to a serious injury, which will keep her out of competition for several months.

Pimblett Sees Himself as Champion: "I Will Make It Undisputed When I Beat Ilia Topuria"

The English fighter, who will face Justin Gaethje for the interim belt at UFC 324 on January 24, is confident he will become the undisputed champion after defeating Ilia Topuria.

Carolina Marín Does Not Throw in the Towel: "As Long as My Knee Holds Up, I Will Keep Trying"

Badminton star Carolina Marín confirms that she will continue competing despite the serious knee injury suffered during the Paris Games. She remains determined to carry on as long as her physical condition allows.

41-Year-Old Kayaker Missing in the Ebro Reservoir Found Dead

A 41-year-old kayaker, an experienced athlete, was found dead after disappearing in the Ebro Reservoir, in Campoo de Yuso, Cantabria.

Marc Márquez gives up vacation to come back stronger: "I'm really just managing"

World champion Marc Márquez has decided to cancel his vacation in order to train as hard as possible and return stronger for the upcoming season. His goal is to fight for the title again, despite acknowledging that he is currently "really just managing" physically.

Wheelchairs and Other Orthopedic Products: What Warranty Do They Have and What Happens If They Break Afterwards?

Orthopedic products, such as wheelchairs, come with a three-year warranty. If they are damaged during that period, the manufacturer is responsible for repairing them.

Plena Inclusión Madrid launches free urban camps for children with disabilities at Christmas

Plena Inclusión Madrid is launching free urban camps for children with disabilities during Christmas. Pre-registration is open until Friday, December 5, 2025.

Lidia and Disability: "You Have to Accept That You Are No Longer the Person You Were and Adapt"

Lidia Obispo lives with fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome, and multiple chemical sensitivity. She emphasizes the importance of accepting the changes that disability imposes and adapting to the new reality in order to move forward.

Rehabilitation doctors warn that patients "have to fend for themselves" due to long waits for evaluation

The Spanish Society of Rehabilitation and Physical Medicine (SERMEF) warns that long waiting times for evaluations force patients to seek alternatives on their own. They urge administrations to reinforce staff and modernize infrastructures to improve care and prevent negative health consequences for patients.

Investment funds are on track to close their best year since 2014 in money inflows driven by fixed income

Net inflows into investment funds have been positive for over 60 consecutive months, reaching more than 31 billion this year, a 26% year-on-year increase, mainly driven by demand in fixed income.

Just Eat relies on delivery to avoid losses in Spain amid slowdown in orders

The Spanish subsidiary of Just Eat remains profitable by accelerating its focus on delivery services, offsetting the decline in orders on its platform and avoiding financial losses.

Uncertain Government Outlook

Sánchez has cut off all communication with the PP, creating a complicated political scenario. Although he is an adaptable politician, it will be difficult to overcome the barriers and snubs toward Feijóo, leaving an uncertain government outlook.

BBVA gives up to 30 euros for accumulating savings in online accounts for minors

BBVA offers up to 30 euros as a gift for accumulating savings in online accounts for minors. The campaign, active until January 8, 2026, is available for the first time both in branches and through the bank's digital channels.

Repsol launches a Christmas campaign for Waylet with 400,000 euros at stake

Repsol launched a Christmas campaign for its Waylet app, where every euro spent with the digital wallet grants an entry into a raffle with 400,000 euros in prizes.

Car sales exceed one million after three months above pandemic levels

Car registrations in November increased by 12.9%, with 94,124 units sold, driven mainly by the growth of electrified vehicles. This contributed to sales surpassing one million after three consecutive months above pandemic levels.

The actress from 'The Office' who lost her role in 'Back to the Future' for being taller than Michael J. Fox

The actress was going to play Jennifer in 'Back to the Future,' but lost the role when Michael J. Fox replaced Eric Stoltz as Marty McFly, because she was taller than him.

Who was Hermann Göring, Hitler's right-hand man portrayed by Russell Crowe in 'Nuremberg'

Russell Crowe plays Hermann Göring, one of the highest-ranking Nazis tried at the Nuremberg trials, where the main leaders of the Nazi regime were prosecuted after World War II.

Russell Crowe (61 years old) triumphs in cinemas with 'Nuremberg', but the best part is that you can watch three of his movies for free from home

Russell Crowe returns to the public spotlight with his standout role in 'Nuremberg', released on November 28. Additionally, it is an opportunity to enjoy three of his movies for free via streaming from home.

'Stranger Things': The Hidden Details of the Season You Won't Understand Without the Play

The fifth season of 'Stranger Things' includes references to the play 'Stranger Things: The First Shadow,' revealing key clues about the character Vecna and enriching the plot for those familiar with both stories.

'Stranger Things 5': How old are the characters and what are their real-life ages?

The series covers only four years between the first and fifth seasons, which has made it challenging for the production to maintain the youthful appearance of the characters, as the actors have aged faster than their characters in the story.

Wants to Be Netflix's 'Yellowstone': The Western with Women from the Creator of 'Sons of Anarchy'

'The Abandoned', starring Lena Headey and Gillian Anderson, is a western created by the author of 'Sons of Anarchy' that aims to become Netflix's new 'Yellowstone', standing out for its focus on strong female characters.

Oriol Pla, the first Spaniard to win an Emmy, already dazzled in this Movistar Plus+ miniseries

Before winning an Emmy in New York, Oriol Pla stood out as the lead actor in a Movistar Plus+ miniseries based on one of the best recent Spanish novels.

The Trick of Using Emojis in Passwords: Advantages, Disadvantages, and How to Do It from Mobile or Computer

Using emojis in passwords increases security by expanding the variety of characters. However, it can complicate usage and compatibility on some devices. It can be easily done from mobile phones and computers through built-in emoji keyboards or specific applications.

Neuroscientist Rafael Yuste: "Currently, Companies Are Taking Ownership of Your Brain Data"

Rafael Yuste warns about the growth of commercial neurotechnology and the risk that our brain data may be exploited as a new valuable resource. He highlights the importance of emerging protective laws, the dangers of AI in interpreting neurodata, and the potential of neuroenhancement to drive a new human Renaissance.

OpenAI joins Google and sets new limits for free accounts: this is how they stand

OpenAI has implemented new usage limits for Sora 2 due to its high demand, following a similar trend as Google in controlling the use of free accounts.

Beware if You Use SmartTube: Google Discovers a Malware-Infected Version That Could Be Stealing Your Data

Google blocked SmartTube without prior notice after detecting a malware-infected version that could be stealing users' data, causing confusion among those who use this app.

What Are All Those Colors? The Meaning and Use of Ethernet Cables According to Their Color

The colors of Ethernet cables serve to identify and organize them easily, facilitating their use and management in networks.

Helena Rohner, 30 Years of Artisan Jewelry Looking to the Future

Helena Rohner emphasizes that a piece of jewelry not only decorates but also becomes part of the person. With 30 years in artisan jewelry, her approach combines tradition with innovation, always looking toward the future.

Estefanía Ruilope, founder of Mujeres Que Comen: "Women help and recommend each other"

Estefanía Ruilope founded Mujeres Que Comen, a Spanish community that connects thousands of women through gastronomy and networking, promoting support and recommendations among them.

Marta Garay, Specialist in Aesthetic Medicine, Warns About Neuromodulators at Age 20

Marta Garay raises concerns about the use of neuromodulators before the age of 25, highlighting the possible risks to the skin and natural development. She recommends caution and professional advice to avoid adverse effects and to preserve long-term aesthetic health.

5 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 proudly wear their gray hair, perfect for this fall.

From Handmade Capes to Painted Silk: Five Young Designers You Should Know

Five young designers stand out for their unique creations, ranging from handmade capes to painted silk, offering authentic and striking pieces you won't want to miss.

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

Dua Lipa shone in Bogotá during her 'Radical Optimism' tour wearing a Haute Couture jewel bodysuit by Chanel, adorned with chains and camellias, a look that stood out for its history and originality.

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

Lentils can cause gas and heavy digestion due to their compounds. To reduce these effects, it is recommended to soak them before cooking, change the soaking water, and cook them with digestive spices such as cumin or bay leaf. This way, you can enjoy their benefits 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"

Jordi Cruz shares his simple recipe for the perfect roast chicken, recommending taking the chicken out of the fridge 3 or 4 hours before roasting it to achieve better cooking and flavor.

The Trick Ángel León Learned from a Fisherman to Descale Fish Without Using a Peeler or Knife

Ángel León shares a simple trick to descale fish using a grater, a method he learned from a fisherman that avoids the use of a peeler or knife, making fish cleaning easier.

The Oldest Peruvian Restaurant in Europe Is in Madrid and Is One of King Felipe’s Favorites

Madrid is home to the oldest Peruvian restaurant in Europe, renowned for its authentic Peruvian cuisine. This establishment is one of King Felipe’s favorites, reflecting the growing popularity and prestige of Peruvian gastronomy in Spain and worldwide.

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

Melania Trump's preferred restaurant, Jean-Georges, located in the Trump International Hotel in Manhattan, has opened a new more accessible branch with views of Central Park and an average price of €87, offering a more economical option without losing the essence of the original.

Victoria Federica, about her mother’s signature dish, Infanta Elena: "She makes very good desserts"

Victoria Federica, the king’s niece, revealed on 'MasterChef Celebrity' that her mother, Infanta Elena, is known for making very good desserts, considering them her signature dish.

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

This city in southern Italy, located on a gulf that bears its name, is noted for its charming 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 Castle Recognized as Magical Monument of the Year: A Renaissance Fortress

Less than an hour from Granada is a prominent Renaissance castle in Andalusia, recently awarded Magical Monument of the Year for its historical and cultural value.

A Tour of the Most Magical Christmas Markets in the Czech Republic

The Czech Republic stands out for its charming Christmas markets in cities such as Prague, Olomouc, Brno, Karlovy Vary, and Český Krumlov, where the festive magic is experienced through traditions, crafts, and typical treats that attract visitors during the December season.

The Most Beautiful Spanish Town to Visit in November: Templars and a Chestnut Grove

This beautiful village in Cáceres is recommended for visiting in November, before the arrival of the Christmas hustle and bustle, highlighting its beauty and peaceful atmosphere.

The Hiking Route to an Impressive Hidden Natural Monument in Soria

Near the center of Soria, there is an impressive natural monument in Castilla y León. This treasure can be visited via a hiking route that offers a unique experience in the heart of nature.

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

Trás-os-Montes, in northeastern Portugal, is one of the best European destinations for chestnut gathering. Its proximity to Spain makes it an ideal place to enjoy authentic chestnut routes and the local nature.

The Austrian city with over a thousand years of history known for its medieval art

This Austrian city, part of the Romantic Route, stands out for its medieval architecture and beautiful surrounding natural spaces, offering a little-known historic and charming landscape.

Spain Records 3,340 New HIV Infections in 2024: More Than Half Are Late Diagnoses

In 2024, Spain reported 3,340 new HIV infections, with more than half of the cases diagnosed late. Additionally, 412 new AIDS cases were reported during the past year.

Aurelio Rojas, Cardiologist: "Many people take paracetamol daily, but the liver transforms it into something very toxic"

Cardiologist Aurelio Rojas warns that habitual consumption of paracetamol can be harmful, as the liver transforms it into a very toxic substance, seriously affecting liver health.

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

Belén de la Hoz, therapist and recovered former addict, recounts in first person the hell she lived through with her addiction to legal and illegal substances, including a suicide attempt on Epiphany. Her testimony reflects the harsh internal struggle and the recovery process, showing the painful reality faced by many people with addictions.

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

Nail biting is often a nervous habit, but it also reflects aspects of personality. According to psychology, it can indicate anxiety, stress, or the need to control emotions, and in some cases is related to perfectionist traits or impulsivity. Understanding these causes helps to address it more effectively.

A Biochemist Explains How to Alleviate a Hangover: "Let's See If You Have This at Home"

A hangover causes headache, nausea, dehydration, sensitivity to light, and fatigue. A biochemist offers advice to relieve these symptoms, recommending common ingredients that could help mitigate its effects and improve recovery after alcohol consumption.

Spain stagnates at 3,000 HIV diagnoses per year: why doesn’t it reduce them?

85% of new HIV diagnoses in Spain affect men who have sex with men, mainly between 30 and 39 years old. Despite existing measures, new cases remain around 3,000 annually, without significant reduction.

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

The new Fiat 500 Hybrid updates the classic Italian city car by incorporating more technology, a refreshed design, and an efficient hybrid engine that enhances its performance and appeal in the city.

If you thought diesel was dead, wait: Audi revives the V6 TDI with 299 hp and Eco label

Audi relaunches a 299 hp V6 TDI diesel engine featuring mild hybrid technology and an electric compressor in the Q5 and A6 models, offering immediate power and greater efficiency while maintaining the Eco label.

Niño Becerra blasts the condition of the AP-7: "When it was a toll road, this cascade of disasters did not happen"

Economist Niño Becerra expresses his concern about the increase in fatal accidents on the AP-7, attributing this situation to the changes following the removal of the toll, which previously ensured better conditions and safety on the road.

Spain continues an upward trend in 2025 and aims for more than 1.1 million registrations by year-end

The Spanish automotive market maintains solid growth in November, consolidating its best pace in years and projecting to surpass 1.1 million registrations in 2025.

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

Lexus renews its luxury sedan ES, standing out for its advanced hybrid and electric powertrains along with an exclusive and refined design that reinforces its leadership in this segment.

Catalonia will promote the 'Fourth Belt', the AP-2 and AP-7 links, and the Pyrenean axis with 1.13 billion euros until 2033

Catalonia will allocate 1.13 billion euros until 2033 to boost key infrastructures such as the 'Fourth Belt', the AP-2 and AP-7 links, and the Pyrenean axis. Some works, including those on the C-32 and N-II in Maresme, will begin in 2026.

Moreno announces the new call for 181 positions for the Andalusian Assigned Police and urges the Government to reach one thousand

The president of the Junta has announced a call for 181 positions for the Andalusian Assigned Police, highlighting that the force currently has only 345 officers, far from the 725 planned by the ministry. Moreno requests the Government to increase the number to reach one thousand in order to strengthen the corps.

The town in Murcia with the most luck in the Christmas Lottery: three prizes in 2024 and 5 "Gordos" in 7 years

The Extraordinary Christmas Raffle 2025 will distribute 2.772 billion euros in prizes. The town in Murcia stands out for its luck, having won three prizes in 2024 and five "Gordo" prizes in the last seven years.

Rueda demands the immediate resumption of activity in Sargadelos: "We are the labor authority and we will take measures"

The president of the Xunta expresses understanding for the concerns of the workers in Sargadelos and demands the immediate resumption of activity, warning that, as the labor authority, they will take the necessary measures to ensure it.

Yellow alert for snow in Madrid: where is it going to snow?

Aemet has issued a yellow alert for snowfall in the Madrid mountain range, where accumulations of up to five centimeters of snow are expected.

The Catalan Dictionary is Updated: New Words

The Catalan dictionary incorporates established words such as 'jacuzzi' and 'sushi', alongside more recent terms like 'dana' and 'procrastinate', reflecting changes in usage and culture.

The A-5 shifts its carriageway traffic: goodbye to curves in the construction and more traffic light crossings under consideration

This Monday marks the start of excavation for the underground tunnel in the outbound direction of the A-5, allowing traffic to flow underground within a year. Additionally, curves in the construction will be eliminated, and the implementation of more traffic light crossings is being studied.

Seville names Casa Pepe Márquez bar and Gravina, Bécquer, and Goya hotels as 'emblematic'

The Seville City Council has awarded the distinction of "emblematic" to the Casa Pepe Márquez bar and the Gravina, Bécquer, and Goya hotels, joining around fifty historic establishments already recognized in the city.

Sentenced to 10 years in prison for stabbing his roommate to death in Burgos

A man in Burgos was sentenced to 10 years in prison for stabbing and killing his roommate. The accused admitted to the acts and apologized, stating that he did not intend to kill.

These are the new fines in the Low Emission Zone of Sabadell and Terrassa starting in December

Access control to the Low Emission Zone in Sabadell and Terrassa will be carried out through an automatic license plate recognition system, applying fines to vehicles that do not comply with the established restrictions from December onwards.

Madrid will fund 1,200 truck or bus licenses in response to the shortage of professionals in the sector

The Community of Madrid will renew the grants in 2026 and 2027 to obtain the Certificate of Professional Competence and driving licenses C and D free of charge, with the aim of training 1,200 new professionals and alleviating the shortage in the road transport sector.

A Dog Overcomes Cancer and the City Celebrates: "Crying for Puppies Is My Passion"

A dog that beat cancer traveled around the city with its owner, being greeted with honking from drivers, who showed joy and support for the animal's recovery.

Thanksgiving Day Disaster: The Video of How Food for Dozens of People Ends Up on the Floor

An incident ruined the meal prepared for dozens of people during Thanksgiving Day. Although they tried to pick up what they could from the floor, much of the food was destroyed, affecting the celebration.

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

A goat surprised customers by entering a pharmacy in Canet de Mar after being chased by a dog, seeking refuge inside the establishment.

Hot engines: the danger that threatens stray cats every year with the arrival of the cold

Stray cats are at risk when seeking refuge in hot engines during the cold, which can cause severe burns, amputations, and wounds that require multiple surgeries and long recoveries.

Guardians of Our Health: How Dogs and Cats Help Detect Environmental Pollution

Dogs and cats, by sharing our environment, are exposed to pesticides, heavy metals, and household chemicals. Their health reflects environmental pollution, helping to detect risks and improve prevention in homes.

Five Healthy Practices to Increase Your Guinea Pig's Lifespan

Snowball, a guinea pig from the United Kingdom, holds the Guinness World Record for living 14 years and 10 months. This fact highlights the importance of healthy practices to increase the lifespan of these pets.

Check Your Horoscope for This Tuesday, December 2, 2025

Check your horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es and discover the astrological predictions that will help you face the day with better energy and guidance.

Opening of the metro stops on Madrid's Line 11 and its three sections

The works on Line 11 of the Madrid metro will transform the city's metro map, although its inauguration is still pending and the opening will have to wait.

Nil Ojeda shares her experience after 24 hours in the most expensive hotel in Spain

Nil Ojeda, influencer, spent 24 hours at the Mandarin Oriental Ritz, one of the most luxurious hotels in Madrid, where she shared her experience and highlighted the luxury and exclusivity of the place.

News at the Nueva Condomina Shopping Center

Manolo Bakes and Olebox join the commercial offerings of the Nueva Condomina shopping center in Murcia, adding to the stores already present, Algo Bonito and Vicio.

Lazaroni: the coach who was crushed after being eliminated by Argentina

Carlos Alberto Parreira, Brazil's coach in Italy '90, arrived after winning the Copa América and being a pioneer in using a sweeper in the team. However, he was harshly criticized after the World Cup elimination at the hands of Argentina.

Hears noises under the hood of his car and comes across 18 kilos of hazelnuts

The driver heard noises under the hood and discovered 18 kilos of hazelnuts obstructing the ventilation grilles and damaging the vehicle's heating system.

What is the origin of the term 'bribery'?

The term ‘bribery’ comes from Latin and originally did not mean corruption; rather, it was related to preparing or arranging something, showing a very different meaning from the current one.

Football Stars Who Were Born in December

December has also given rise to great footballers, adding to the list of stars born in other months of the year. This month stands out for producing outstanding players who have demonstrated great talent in world football.

The Man We Have in Mind

Naniopina has published a complete series of comic strips in 20Minutos, offering visual and humorous content on this platform.

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

Spain has 50 sites on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2025, ranking fifth worldwide. While some, like the Alhambra or the caves of Altamira, are very well known, there are many other spectacular places in the country that also deserve to be recognized as World Heritage Sites.

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

On the occasion of Kaley Cuoco's 40th birthday, her aesthetic evolution over the years is reviewed. The actress from The Big Bang Theory has significantly changed her appearance, trying different hairstyles and cuts from her beginnings to the present.

Treasury Allocates an Extra 2.934 Billion Euros to Valencia, Catalonia, and Murcia

The Delegated Commission for Economic Affairs has allocated a total of 2.934 billion euros, distributed as 1.693 billion for the Valencian Community, 878 million for Catalonia, and 363 million for Murcia.

United Kingdom and US Agree to Maintain Zero Tariffs on Pharmaceutical Exports

The United Kingdom and the US have agreed to maintain zero tariffs on pharmaceutical exports. Additionally, the agreement includes the UK increasing its spending on medicines and raising the spending threshold to expedite the incorporation of new products, including those originating from the US.

Lenny Kravitz will perform three concerts in Spain in the summer of 2026

The American singer Lenny Kravitz will give three concerts in Spain during the summer of 2026, performing in Madrid, Marbella, and Seville.

The lifeless body of a man is rescued from a chimney in Jaén

Medical services confirmed the death of a man whose body was rescued from a chimney in Jaén.

UNO game launched in braille, the most inclusive version of the iconic game

The new UNO game includes 108 cards with braille inscriptions indicating color, number, and actions, as well as special cards and instructions, making the game accessible for people with visual disabilities.

Family and Friends Say Goodbye to the Three Young People Who Died in the Cabezón de la Sal Accident

Three young people aged 22, 23, and 25 died in a early morning accident when the car they were traveling in went off the road and rolled over several times. Family and friends say goodbye to them after the tragedy.

The Pope denounces in Lebanon those who "speculate" with the "desperation of those who have no alternatives"

Pope Leo XIV took part in a meeting with bishops and priests at a shrine in Lebanon, where he harshly criticized those who take advantage of the desperation of people without options, denouncing the speculation that worsens the vulnerability of these communities.

A Man Dies in a Fire at a Residence in Downtown Valencia

A fire at a residence in downtown Valencia was reported at 3:15 PM. Five fire brigades and an ambulance responded to the scene, where a man died as a result of the fire.

The Conecta Club brings together institutional leaders to discuss the future of Castilla-La Mancha

The Conecta Club brought together institutional leaders, mayors, representatives of Designations of Origin, and the agri-food sector to discuss the future of Castilla-La Mancha, promoting dialogue and collaboration in the region.

The Belgian Government Prohibits Its Employees from Using Apps of the Chinese AI System DeepSeek

The Belgian Government has ordered the removal of all applications of the Chinese artificial intelligence system DeepSeek from its employees' work devices before December 1.

The President of the Louvre States That the Museum Promised Her the Stolen Jewels Were Safe

The President of the Louvre declared that in 2021 the museum assured her that the stolen Crown jewels were completely safe, highlighting confidence in the museum's security measures.

The Royal Academy of Language and Espasa Publishing House Celebrate a Century of Cooperation, Friendship, and Work for the Language

An exhibition commemorates the 100 years of collaboration between the Royal Academy of Language and Espasa Publishing House, highlighting their friendship and joint effort in the promotion and defense of the Spanish language through the publication of key works.

Raphael adds dates to his 'Raphaelísimo' tour, with which he will travel to various Spanish venues

Raphael expands his 'Raphaelísimo' tour, celebrating more than 60 years of his career, and includes new dates in Málaga, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, and the Icónica Fest in Seville.

The Angoulême Comic Festival Cancels Its 2026 Edition Due to Industry Boycott

The Angoulême Comic Festival canceled its 2026 edition due to a boycott led by 9e Art+, the organizing company, following accusations of lack of transparency and the dismissal of an employee who reported a sexual assault.

Two Convicted in the 'Espigol Beach' Apartment Sale Scam in Can Picafort Acquitted

Two defendants were acquitted after being accused of selling 'Espigol Beach' apartments in 2004 as residential homes, while hiding that they were tourist properties and lacked a certificate of occupancy.

Two Arrested in Spain in Europol Operation Against a Swedish Drug Trafficking Network

Europol carried out an operation that resulted in the arrest of two individuals in Spain, linked to a criminal drug trafficking network based in Sweden. The action is part of an international investigation to dismantle this organization dedicated to drug trafficking.

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

20AM offers the most relevant news to start your day well informed, including updates on politics, economy, weather, and social events, providing a concise summary of the most important national and international facts.

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

Stylist Alex Sestelo highlights trendy haircuts for women who proudly embrace their gray hair, ideal for the fall season.

Which episodes to watch before 'Stranger Things 5': the series creators reveal the must-sees

The Netflix series begins its conclusion with a cast that includes Winona Ryder, Millie Bobby Brown, and David Harbour. The creators have highlighted the key episodes that should be watched before 'Stranger Things 5' to better understand the plot and characters.

The V16 Beacon Business Questioned: The Same Light Can Be Found for Sale Under Up to 44 Brands

The DGT laboratories grant multiple certifications to the same manufacturer and even for the same product, generating uncertainty about market transparency and questioning the proliferation of brands selling identical V16 beacons.

Is Building More the Definitive Solution to the Housing Crisis? Five Experts Respond

Five experts from the real estate sector, including Fotocasa, FADEI, IDRA, Inviertis, and Trioteca, analyze the housing crisis and offer key insights to address it, debating whether increasing construction is the definitive solution.

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

Several European cities transform into ideal destinations for people over 60 during Christmas, offering affordable markets and a unique cultural atmosphere, perfect for enjoying this festive season with a special charm.

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

Ryanair launched the "Primer" program for 250,000 potential customers but only managed to attract 55,000. Due to the losses and low interest, the airline decided to suspend the discount program.

The patent of the V16 beacons with which two former Civil Guard agents "made a fortune"

Two former Civil Guard agents patented the V16 Help Flash beacon nearly 10 years ago, the first connected beacon to hit the market, achieving great financial success with their invention.

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

The film 'Nuremberg' features an intense confrontation between Hitler's right-hand man, played by Russell Crowe, and his psychiatrist, portrayed by Rami Malek. This historical story gains contemporary relevance, exploring deep and resonant themes that connect the past with the present.

When will Bilbao Metro Line 4 begin operation and what route will it take?

Bilbao Metro Line 4 will be a key new infrastructure for the south of the city, highly anticipated by residents. Its exact start date has not yet been specified, but it is expected to improve the connection of these neighborhoods with the city center and other areas, facilitating transportation and promoting urban development.

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

The Ministry of Finance has published the salaries of mayors in Spain for 2024, showing the earnings of the top city officials and allowing you to check how much the mayor of each municipality earns.

The unknown Madrid transport card that lets you travel unlimitedly by metro, bus, and commuter trains for just 10 euros

This card allows tourists to travel unlimitedly on metro, bus, and commuter trains in Madrid for only 10 euros, providing an economical and convenient way to explore the city without buying individual tickets.

This is the radar that issues the most fines in Donosti

A new radar installed in San Sebastián detects more than 15 violations per minute, generating a high number of fines and problems among drivers.

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Witkoff and Kushner to meet Putin in Moscow to discuss an end to the Ukraine war

Real estate moguls Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are set to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow to discuss potential pathways to end the Ukraine conflict. The talks aim to explore diplomatic solutions amid ongoing tensions and seek a peaceful resolution. Both parties are engaging in high-level discussions to restart dialogue between Russia and Ukraine.

Oil prices hold gains as traders weigh supply risks, Fed easing bets

Oil prices remained steady, supported by concerns over supply disruptions and expectations of Federal Reserve policy easing. Traders are balancing geopolitical tensions that may tighten supply against signals from the Fed concerning potential interest rate cuts, which could boost demand. This mix of factors is sustaining oil prices despite market uncertainties.

Trump rejected Maduro requests on call, options narrow for Venezuela leader, sources say

Former President Trump declined Venezuelan leader Maduro's requests during a phone call, according to sources. This rejection further limits Maduro's options amid increasing political and economic pressures in Venezuela. The move signals reduced diplomatic engagement from the U.S., constraining Maduro's efforts to secure support or negotiate relief.

Peru landslide sinks boats in Amazon region river, killing 12

A landslide in Peru's Amazon region caused several boats on a river to sink, resulting in 12 deaths. Rescue operations are ongoing as authorities work to recover victims and assist survivors. The incident highlights the dangers posed by natural disasters in remote areas with limited access.

US says it will use G20 presidency to focus on economic growth

The US announced it will leverage its upcoming G20 presidency to prioritize global economic growth. The focus includes fostering sustainable development, addressing inflation, and enhancing international cooperation to support recovery from the pandemic's impacts. The administration aims to drive collective action among member countries to boost stability and prosperity worldwide.

Exclusive – Amber Energy plans to hold on to Citgo refineries after takeover

Amber Energy intends to retain ownership of Citgo's refineries following its takeover, aiming to maintain operations and leverage the assets' strategic value in the energy market. This move signals Amber’s commitment to strengthening its position in refining amid shifting industry dynamics.

VTB CEO says Russian firms are eyeing Global South for expansion

VTB CEO highlighted that Russian companies are increasingly targeting markets in the Global South to expand their operations. This strategic focus aims to strengthen trade ties and diversify economic partnerships beyond Western countries, responding to geopolitical challenges and sanctions. The shift reflects Russia’s effort to build new growth avenues and enhance its global economic presence.

Gunvor managers buy out CEO Tornqvist as company seeks ‘definitive reset’

Gunvor Group managers have bought out CEO Torbjorn Tornqvist as part of a move to reset the company's direction. The transition aims to revitalize Gunvor’s leadership and strategic focus amid evolving market challenges. Tornqvist, co-founder and longtime leader, steps aside while the new management team seeks to drive sustainable growth and adapt to changing industry dynamics.

Japan stocks lower at close of trade; Nikkei 225 down 0.01%

Japan's stock market closed slightly lower, with the Nikkei 225 dipping 0.01%. Investors showed cautious sentiment amid mixed economic data and ongoing global uncertainties, impacting trading volumes and sector performance.

Exclusive - Apple to resist India order to preload state-run app as political outcry builds

Apple plans to oppose India's directive to preload a government-run app on iPhones, amid rising political controversy. The move has sparked debates over user privacy and government control. Apple argues that forcing the app compromises user choice and security, escalating tensions between the tech giant and Indian authorities as the government pushes for greater digital sovereignty.

Warner Bros Discovery receives mostly cash offer from Netflix, source says

Netflix has made a mostly cash offer to acquire Warner Bros Discovery, according to sources. The deal indicates Netflix's intention to expand its content portfolio and compete more aggressively in the streaming market. Warner Bros Discovery is considering the proposal as it explores strategic options amid industry consolidation. Details on the offer's value and terms have not been disclosed.

Is Europe’s €19 billion November buyback surge signaling a strong 2026?

European companies announced €19 billion in share buybacks in November, marking a significant rise driven by healthy cash flows and optimism about next year’s economic outlook. This surge suggests confidence in corporate earnings growth and a potential boost for stock markets in 2026 despite ongoing geopolitical and inflation concerns.

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 technology and semiconductor sectors amid positive market sentiment and stable economic indicators. Investor confidence was supported by easing geopolitical tensions and optimism about global demand recovery. Trading volume remained steady as market participants awaited upcoming economic data.

European steel sector eyes 2026 recovery as import curbs, pricing gains take hold

The European steel industry anticipates recovery in 2026, driven by import restrictions and improved pricing power. Measures to curb cheap steel imports are helping stabilize the market, while rising steel prices are boosting profitability. Despite ongoing challenges, these factors are expected to support a gradual rebound in the sector's performance over the coming years.

Marvell in advanced talks to buy Celestial AI in multi-billion-dollar deal, The Information says

Marvell is reportedly in advanced negotiations to acquire Celestial AI in a multi-billion-dollar transaction, aiming to boost its position in the AI semiconductor market. The deal reflects Marvell's strategy to expand capabilities amid growing AI demand. Details on the agreement remain confidential as talks continue.

Australia stocks higher at close of trade; S&P/ASX 200 up 0.17%

Australian shares rose modestly, with the S&P/ASX 200 index closing up 0.17%. Gains were driven by strong performances in financial and mining sectors, offsetting losses in technology stocks. Investors remained cautious amid mixed global economic signals and ongoing geopolitical tensions.

Carlyle eyes stake in Indian mortgage lender, Bloomberg reports

Carlyle Group is considering acquiring a stake in an Indian mortgage lender, Bloomberg reports. The potential investment aims to tap into India's growing housing finance market, driven by rising home loans and government incentives. Details on the deal size or specific target lender remain undisclosed as talks are ongoing. This move aligns with Carlyle's strategy to expand its presence in Asia’s financial services sector.

Second proxy adviser calls for vote against Westpac director over ASX stint

A second proxy adviser has recommended voting against a Westpac director due to concerns stemming from their previous tenure at the ASX. The advisers question the director's suitability, citing governance issues linked to the ASX period, urging shareholders to reconsider their support amid calls for improved oversight at Westpac.

Analysis - EU takes small steps in uphill struggle to wean savers off cash

The EU is gradually encouraging savers to move away from cash in favor of digital payments, aiming to modernize the economy and reduce risks linked to physical money. Despite incremental policy efforts and growing digital infrastructure, cultural preferences and trust issues keep cash popular, making the transition slow and challenging across member states.

Australia's government spending likely boosted Q3 economic growth

Australia's economic growth for Q3 was likely supported by increased government spending. This fiscal stimulus helped cushion the economy amid global uncertainties, contributing to improved domestic demand and sustaining growth momentum despite external challenges.

UK shop inflation cooled in November but prices likely to rise in 2026, BRC says

UK shop price inflation eased in November, signaling a slowdown in retail price increases, according to the British Retail Consortium (BRC). However, the BRC warns that inflation is expected to rise again in 2026 due to ongoing economic pressures, suggesting that consumers could face higher costs in the near future despite the recent cooling trend.

UK private sector sees weak growth and gloom persist in months ahead, CBI says

The UK private sector is experiencing weak growth with ongoing pessimism about the future, according to the CBI. Businesses report subdued demand and economic uncertainty, leading to cautious investment and hiring plans. The outlook remains gloomy as firms anticipate continued challenges in the coming months.

South Korea headline inflation at 2.4% y/y, bolstering case for rate pause

South Korea's headline inflation rose 2.4% year-on-year, supporting the central bank's consideration to pause interest rate hikes. The moderate inflation rate suggests price pressures are stabilizing, easing urgency for further monetary tightening amid ongoing economic uncertainties. This development aligns with expectations for maintaining current rates to balance growth and inflation targets.

US manufacturing stuck in doldrums as tariff headwinds persist

US manufacturing growth remains sluggish due to ongoing tariff challenges. Trade tensions and increased costs are disrupting supply chains and limiting expansion. Despite some demand recovery, uncertainty around tariffs continues to weigh on manufacturers' confidence and investment, keeping the sector in a prolonged period of stagnation.

Tesla new registrations plummet in key European markets in November

Tesla's new vehicle registrations sharply declined in major European markets in November, signaling challenges amid increased competition and supply chain issues. This drop contrasts with previous months of growth, raising concerns about the automaker's market position in Europe as rivals ramp up electric vehicle offerings.

Remittances to Mexico register seventh consecutive dip, down 1.7% in October

Remittances to Mexico fell by 1.7% in October, marking the seventh consecutive monthly decline. The decrease reflects ongoing economic challenges and tightening monetary conditions in the U.S., affecting the flow of funds from migrant workers to their families in Mexico. This trend raises concerns about the financial support available to many Mexican households reliant on these remittances.

US manufacturing stumbles as ISM PMI falls below expectations

US manufacturing slowed in April as the ISM Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) dropped to 49.0, below expectations and signaling contraction. This decline reflects weaker demand and ongoing supply chain issues, raising concerns about economic growth prospects in the sector.

Manufacturing PMI dips slightly, but remains in expansion territory

The manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) declined slightly but stayed above 50, indicating continued expansion in the sector. Despite minor slowdown concerns, robust demand and steady output growth support positive industry momentum. Economic analysts view the PMI as a sign that manufacturing remains resilient amid mixed economic signals.

Bond and bitcoin selloff leaves stocks unsteady

Recent selloffs in bonds and bitcoin have caused volatility in stock markets. Rising yields pressured equities, while bitcoin’s decline added caution among investors. The combined effect led to uneven trading and uncertainty as markets reacted to shifting risk sentiment and economic data.

Morning Bid: Auction bid steadies Japan bond slide

Japan's bond market found stability as demand at a government auction helped steady the recent slide in yields. Investor appetite for the bonds increased, curbing further declines and providing relief amid concerns over rising borrowing costs. The auction results suggest cautious confidence in Japan's debt outlook despite global market uncertainties.

Japan finance minister says no divergence with BOJ on economic assessment

Japan's finance minister stated there is no divergence between the government and the Bank of Japan (BOJ) regarding their economic assessment. Both parties share a consistent view on Japan's economic conditions, indicating alignment in policy outlook and analysis amid ongoing economic challenges. The finance minister emphasized collaboration to support Japan's economic stability and growth.

Australia rolls out AI roadmap, steps back from tougher rules

Australia has introduced a national AI roadmap focusing on innovation and ethical use while opting against strict regulatory measures. The plan emphasizes collaboration between government, industry, and academia to harness AI benefits and address risks. Rather than heavy-handed rules, Australia aims for a balanced approach promoting responsible development and deployment of AI technologies to support economic growth and public trust.

US threatens to withhold $30.4 million from Minnesota over foreign truck-driver licenses

The US government has threatened to withhold $30.4 million in federal funds from Minnesota due to concerns over the state's issuance of commercial truck-driver licenses to foreign nationals. Authorities argue this practice may pose security risks and violate federal regulations, prompting the funding threat unless Minnesota changes its licensing procedures.

Dollar on the defensive as PMI data boosts case for rate cut

The US dollar weakened following the release of weaker-than-expected PMI data, increasing market expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut. The softer economic indicators suggest slowing growth, prompting investors to anticipate monetary easing to support the economy. This shift pressured the dollar against major currencies, reflecting concerns over the US economic outlook.

Wall Street ends lower as yields climb; crypto stocks drop

Wall Street closed lower as rising bond yields pressured the market. Investors reassessed valuations amid higher borrowing costs. Crypto stocks notably declined, reflecting broader risk-off sentiment and regulatory concerns impacting digital assets. The overall market showed cautious trading with sectors sensitive to interest rates underperforming.

US Cyber Monday online sales hit $9.1 billion, Adobe Analytics says

US Cyber Monday online sales reached a record $9.1 billion, according to Adobe Analytics. This marks a significant increase from previous years, reflecting strong consumer spending and a growing preference for online shopping amid ongoing retail trends and promotions.

Flurry of Fed dissents in coming meetings could pose market, political risks

Upcoming Federal Reserve meetings may see increased dissent among policymakers, raising concerns about market stability and political implications. Diverging views on interest rates and economic outlook could lead to less clear guidance, potentially unsettling investors and complicating the Fed's communication strategy amidst a fragile economic recovery.

Stocks finish lower, US yields rise as investors take breather to assess Fed moves

Stocks closed lower while US Treasury yields climbed as investors paused to evaluate recent Federal Reserve actions. Market participants are digesting signals on future monetary policy amid ongoing economic uncertainties, leading to cautious trading ahead.

mF International completes $500 million private placement for digital assets

mF International has successfully secured $500 million through a private placement aimed at expanding its digital assets portfolio. The funds will support the company’s growth initiatives in blockchain technology and digital currency investments, reinforcing its position in the evolving digital asset market.

XRP Falls 10% In Bearish Trade

XRP's price dropped 10% amid a bearish trading session, reflecting increased selling pressure. Market analysts attribute the decline to broader crypto market weakness and uncertainty surrounding regulatory developments impacting investor confidence. The dip underscores volatility in XRP’s price movements, with traders closely monitoring upcoming news for potential recovery signals.

Ethereum Falls 10% In Bearish Trade

Ethereum's price dropped 10% amid a broader market sell-off driven by investor concerns over tightening regulations and rising interest rates. The decline reflects bearish sentiment as traders anticipate further downward pressure on cryptocurrencies in the near term.

Bitcoin price today: slumps below $86k as Yearn Finance pool breach hits markets

Bitcoin's price fell below $86,000 following a security breach in a Yearn Finance liquidity pool. The incident triggered market uncertainty, leading to a sharp sell-off in crypto assets. Investors reacted swiftly to the news, impacting broader market sentiment and causing declines across several major cryptocurrencies.

Massimo Group adopts bitcoin as treasury reserve asset

Massimo Group has announced it will hold bitcoin as a treasury reserve asset, aiming to diversify its portfolio and leverage bitcoin’s potential as a store of value. This move aligns with a growing trend among companies integrating cryptocurrency into their financial strategies to enhance asset resilience and capitalize on digital asset growth.

Strategy establishes $1.44 billion cash reserve, appoints new general counsel

The company has created a $1.44 billion cash reserve to strengthen its financial stability. Additionally, it has appointed a new general counsel to oversee legal matters and support corporate governance. These strategic moves aim to enhance operational resilience and governance amid evolving market conditions.

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Cardano Falls 10% In Selloff

Cardano's price dropped 10% amid a broader cryptocurrency market selloff. The decline follows waning investor confidence and declining trading volumes. Market analysts attribute the downturn to regulatory concerns and profit-taking after recent gains. Despite the dip, Cardano's long-term fundamentals and development roadmap remain strong, with upcoming updates expected to bolster its position.

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EOS Climbs 15% In a Green Day

EOS surged 15%, marking a significant gain amid positive market momentum. Investors responded well to recent developments and broader crypto market optimism, driving the token higher. This uptick highlights renewed confidence in EOS's prospects and potential upcoming catalysts supporting its growth trajectory.

Quantum Data Energy Makes Progress on Project-Level Funding

Quantum Data Energy has advanced in securing project-level funding, boosting its ability to finance innovative quantum computing initiatives. This progress enhances the company’s potential to develop cutting-edge technology and expand its market presence in the growing quantum data sector.

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GreenX Metals directors exercise options ahead of expiration

Directors of GreenX Metals have exercised their stock options just before their expiration date. This move reflects confidence in the company's future prospects and allows directors to acquire shares at predetermined prices. The exercise may impact the company’s share structure but signals strong insider commitment ahead of upcoming developments.

Tilray stock hits 52-week high at $7.82

Tilray's stock reached a 52-week high of $7.82, driven by strong market demand and positive investor sentiment. The company's recent strategic moves and favorable industry trends have boosted confidence, leading to increased trading volume and higher share prices. This milestone reflects growing optimism about Tilray's growth prospects in the cannabis sector.

Hudson Pacific Properties stock hits 52-week high at 13.86 USD

Hudson Pacific Properties' stock reached a 52-week high of $13.86, reflecting positive investor sentiment. The company's strong performance and market confidence contributed to this peak, signaling potential growth and stability in its real estate portfolio.

BKV prices public offering of 6 million shares at $26 each

BKV has priced its public offering of 6 million shares at $26 per share. The move aims to raise capital for growth and operational expansion. Proceeds from the offering will support strategic initiatives as the company seeks to strengthen its market position. The pricing reflects investor demand and prevailing market conditions.

Belite Bio prices public offering of ADSs at $154 each

Belite Bio has priced its public offering of American Depositary Shares (ADSs) at $154 per share, aiming to raise capital for advancing its pipeline. The offering underscores investor interest in Belite Bio's innovative treatments and supports the company's growth and development plans.

Exelon prices $900 million convertible senior notes offering

Exelon Corp has priced a $900 million offering of convertible senior notes. The move aims to strengthen the company's capital structure and support future growth initiatives. The notes will convert into common stock under specified conditions, providing flexibility for both the company and investors. Proceeds are expected to be used for general corporate purposes, including refinancing existing debt.

Linkage Global enters talks to acquire Cicada Tech for $60 million

Linkage Global is in negotiations to acquire Cicada Tech for $60 million. The deal aims to expand Linkage Global’s technology portfolio and strengthen its position in the market. The acquisition is expected to bring strategic benefits and enhance innovation capabilities for both companies. Final terms and closing dates are yet to be disclosed.

Ecoplexus secures $300 million credit facility from KKR for solar projects

Ecoplexus has obtained a $300 million credit facility from KKR to finance its solar energy projects. This funding aims to accelerate the development and expansion of Ecoplexus' renewable energy portfolio, enhancing its capacity in the solar sector and supporting sustainable energy growth.