News Summary - 12/04/2025

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Ukraine and US negotiators to meet in Florida after Moscow talks, White House says

US special envoy Steve Witkoff is set to meet senior Ukrainian negotiator Rustem Umerov in Miami on Thursday for further discussions following recent talks in Moscow.

Oil, Defence and Geopolitics: Why Putin is Visiting Modi in Delhi

Russian President Vladimir Putin's two-day visit to India focuses on strengthening ties in oil, defence, and geopolitical cooperation. The talks aim to enhance energy deals, military collaboration, and strategic alignment amidst global tensions, highlighting the growing partnership between Russia and India in a shifting international landscape.

South Korea developing app that shows real-time location of stalkers

In response to growing concerns about stalking and violence against women, South Korea is developing an app that will display the real-time locations of stalkers to enhance safety and awareness.

Israel identifies hostage remains as Thai national

The remains, reportedly found in northern Gaza by Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad, are being transferred to Tel Aviv for forensic examination to confirm the identity.

Meta starts kicking Australian children off Instagram and Facebook

Meta has begun shutting down Instagram and Facebook accounts for users under 16 in Australia, ahead of an official ban set to take effect next week. This move aims to comply with new regulations protecting minors on social media platforms.

Singapore court upholds guilty verdict for opposition leader Pritam Singh

Singapore’s court has upheld the guilty verdict against opposition leader Pritam Singh, who was found to have lied to a parliamentary committee in 2021. Singh had appealed the conviction, but the court rejected his appeal, affirming the original ruling.

Trump to host signing of peace deal between leaders of DR Congo and Rwanda

President Trump aims to facilitate a peace deal between the DR Congo and Rwanda, hoping it will lead to increased American investment in the resource-rich region.

'The apprehension is palpable': Minnesota's Somali community braces for immigration crackdown

Somali-Americans in Minnesota express increased fear following the US president's intensified criticism of their community, leading to concerns over a potential immigration crackdown.

Court sides with Adidas in appeal over Kanye West collaboration

A court ruled in favor of Adidas in an appeal concerning its collaboration with Kanye West. Investors had alleged the company misled them amid signs of strain in its partnership with the rapper.

'My heart breaks every time I'm called a hero' - Hong Kong fire survivor

A Hong Kong fire survivor shares with the BBC his feelings of guilt for not saving more people during a deadly blaze at his apartment block, despite being labeled a hero.

Five killed in Israeli air strikes on tents near Khan Younis, medics say

Rescue workers recovered five bodies from a camp for displaced people near Khan Younis following Israeli air strikes. The IDF stated the attack targeted a Hamas terrorist in the area.

Israel says Rafah crossing to open soon to let Palestinians leave Gaza via Egypt

Israel announced plans to reopen the Rafah crossing to allow Palestinians to leave Gaza through Egypt. However, Egypt denied coordinating with Israel on this move, emphasizing that any passage through Rafah should allow movement in both directions.

Former EU top diplomat Mogherini accused in fraud investigation

Federica Mogherini is under investigation for alleged favoritism related to EU funds allocated to a training program at a school she leads.

Drunk raccoon found passed out on liquor store floor after breaking in

A raccoon broke into a liquor store, got intoxicated, and passed out on the floor. After the animal protection team ensured it was unharmed, they released the sober raccoon back into the wild.

Kenyan MPs accuse British soldiers of decades of sexual abuse

A two-year investigation reveals that British soldiers committed rape, sexual violence, murders, and environmental damage in Kenya over several decades, according to Kenyan MPs.

Three French teens drown after car crashes upside down in swimming pool

Three French teenagers tragically drowned when their car crashed upside down into a swimming pool. The local prosecutor described the accident as resulting from an "unbelievable series of circumstances."

Trump says he is pardoning Democratic congressman in bribery case

Trump announced he will grant a full and unconditional pardon to the Texas Democratic congressman and his wife, who were involved in a bribery case.

Hong Kong orders removal of scaffolding mesh after deadly blaze

Authorities are investigating a fire at Hong Kong's Wang Fuk Court housing complex that claimed at least 159 lives. Following the tragedy, officials have ordered the removal of scaffolding mesh believed to have contributed to the rapid spread of the blaze. Efforts continue to determine the exact cause and prevent future incidents.

What latest Ukraine talks reveal about Putin's state of mind

Despite mounting economic challenges, Russia's President Vladimir Putin remains resolute in pursuing the war in Ukraine, indicating a firm commitment to continue the conflict.

Crisis looms in Israel over ultra-Orthodox conscription bill

Lawmakers in Israel are debating a bill to end the military draft exemption for ultra-Orthodox men who are engaged in full-time religious studies, potentially igniting political and social tensions.

As Lead Changes in Knife-Edge Honduran Election, Will Trump Fail to Get His Way?

Former vice-president Salvador Nasralla holds a slim lead over conservative ex-mayor Nasry Asfura in the tightly contested Honduran election, reflecting a highly competitive race.

Ukrainians in war-ravaged Donbas weigh prospects of peace deal

Ukrainians in Donbas are divided; some feel their sacrifices make conceding territory to Russia unacceptable, while others are eager to end the conflict, reflecting deep tensions over peace prospects.

Cyclone catastrophe in Sri Lanka awakens volunteer spirit

Fishing boats are delivering relief supplies to flooded suburbs in Sri Lanka, while community kitchens prepare and distribute food aid, showcasing a strong volunteer response amid the cyclone disaster.

Was it a coup or was it a 'sham'? Behind Guinea-Bissau's military takeover

Guinea-Bissau's military has seized power, but debates arise over whether the president's overthrow was a genuine coup or a staged event, revealing complex political dynamics beneath the surface.

What was Honduras' ex-president convicted of and why has Trump pardoned him?

Juan Orlando Hernández, former Honduran president, was convicted for his role in a major drug trafficking operation that supplied cocaine to the U.S. Despite this, he was pardoned by Donald Trump, allowing him to avoid prison and walk free.

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

Australia has introduced a pioneering law banning social media use for children under 16 to reduce online risks. While it aims to protect young users, critics question its effectiveness and potential challenges in enforcement.

'Hung by my wrists and beaten': Israeli-Russian woman says Iraqi militants tortured her in captivity

Elizabeth Tsurkov, freed in September after two years in captivity, revealed to the BBC the severe physical and mental abuse she endured at the hands of Iraqi militants, including being hung by her wrists and beaten, leaving lasting scars.

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

A toxic spill in Zambia, caused by Chinese companies, has raised concerns about environmental and safety standards. While these firms provide vital jobs and revenue, the disaster tests whether African nations will challenge China on accountability and regulation.

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 and improve mental health. However, enforcement challenges and potential loopholes raise questions about its effectiveness. Education and parental involvement remain crucial alongside the ban to ensure safer digital experiences for young users.

Is the US preparing for war with Venezuela?

BBC Verify reports increased US military presence in the Caribbean Sea following strikes on suspected Venezuelan drug vessels, raising questions about potential conflict preparations with Venezuela.

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

The BBC reports from a camp sheltering people fleeing the conflict after el-Fasher fell. Survivors describe harrowing escapes, witnessing violence including attackers driving over the wounded, highlighting the brutal realities faced by those caught in Sudan’s war.

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

Religion Editor Aleem Maqbool reveals insights into Pope Leo's approach to his papal duties, highlighting his shift from a reserved personality to an outspoken advocate for peace during his inaugural foreign visit.

Watch: What Tennessee's special election means for the Republican party

Republican Matt Van Epps won Tennessee's special election, but with a significantly narrower margin than President Trump's win in the same district just over a year ago, indicating potential challenges for the GOP.

Steve Rosenberg: Putin showing no signs of compromise

After five hours of peace talks between Russia and the US, BBC's Russia Editor Steve Rosenberg reports that Putin shows no willingness to compromise, signaling continued tensions and stalemate in diplomatic efforts.

Watch: Driver hoisted to safety from truck dangling over West Virginia bridge

A man was safely rescued after his truck slid off an icy bridge in West Virginia. The driver remained uninjured as emergency responders hoisted him to safety from the precarious vehicle dangling over the edge.

Watch: Melania Trump reveals Christmas decorations, Lego portrait of president

This year’s Christmas theme is "Home Is Where the Heart Is," featuring Lego portraits of Donald Trump and George Washington, along with 3D-printed ornaments as part of the holiday decorations.

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 curb exposure to harmful content and reduce risks like cyberbullying. Critics question enforcement and effectiveness, citing challenges in verifying age and limiting access. The ban raises debates on digital rights, safety, and the best ways to regulate young users' internet activities.

Climate protesters in kayaks disrupt operations at Australian port

Dozens of climate protesters in kayaks disrupted operations at a major Australian coal export port, leading to multiple arrests as they protested against coal export and climate change.

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 be blown into the air, resulting in a huge fireball.

Moncloa Seeks to Extend Several Social Shield Measures to Appease Its Progressive Partners After Concessions to Junts

Moncloa is trying to secure support to extend measures of the 'social shield,' including the anti-eviction moratorium requested by Podemos, in order to satisfy its progressive partners following the concessions made to Junts.

Junts rejects Sánchez's offer of rapprochement and urges him to make decisions despite the "relations remaining broken"

Junts, a political party, rejects Sánchez's offer for rapprochement, accusing the government of deliberately failing to honor agreements. Despite ongoing strained relations, they urge Sánchez to make decisions.

The Tail-Biting Fish: Europe Resigns Itself to Leaving Ukraine’s Future and Its Own in Trump’s Hands

Rutte, NATO, and European countries depend almost entirely on the success of the United States’ negotiations for the future of Ukraine and Europe, resigning themselves to leaving these key decisions in Trump’s hands.

Putin: The Worst Surgeon in the World

Putin described the invasion of Ukraine as a "surgical operation" and stated that he would not repeat a similar action if he had to fight in Poland or Germany.

Police Accuse Anesthetist Detained for the Homicide of a Girl in Alzira of Stealing Medications from a Hospital

The anesthetist detained for the homicide of a girl in Alzira also faces charges of injury, failure to provide assistance, and a crime against public health, in addition to having stolen medications from a hospital.

'Let him be removed so that he may be lifted up'

Whoever believed that dismissing the UCO leadership would guarantee security made a serious mistake, as this action neither ensures protection nor impunity.

More than a million wild boars in 3 decades: farmers see the root of swine fever in the "politicization" and the ban on hunting

The COAG denounces systematic negligence regarding the growth of the wild boar population, which has surpassed one million in three decades. Farmers attribute this situation to politicization and the ban on hunting, factors they consider responsible for the increased risk of swine fever.

The PP brings an initiative to Congress to ensure that biological sex determines sports categories

The PP presents an initiative in Congress to ensure that sports categories are defined according to biological sex, aiming to guarantee a dignified and fair development of women's sports.

Five women have been murdered in Spain due to gender-based violence in just ten days

Five women have been murdered in Spain between November 22 and December 3, cases that are being investigated as gender-based violence crimes.

Antonio Ledezma, former mayor of Caracas: "Maduro has executed 18,000 human beings extrajudicially"

Antonio Ledezma, former mayor and Venezuelan opposition leader, denounces in a podcast that Maduro's regime has extrajudicially executed 18,000 people. He also analyzes the critical political and social situation in Venezuela and the involvement of the US in the conflict.

What Happened to MH370? Marking 11 Years Since the Most Enigmatic Disappearance in Modern Aviation

Flight MH370, which disappeared 11 years ago with 239 people on board, is one of the deadliest incidents in the history of the Boeing 777. Its mystery remains unresolved, becoming an enduring enigma in modern aviation.

Anesthetist and owner of the Alzira clinic where a 6-year-old girl died are arrested

The anesthetist and the owner of the Alzira clinic have been arrested. The specialist is accused of manslaughter due to gross negligence, failure to provide aid, and crimes against public health following the death of a 6-year-old girl.

Tarantino attacks the famous actor who ruined one of his films: "He's lazy and a wimp"

Quentin Tarantino blames a famous actor for ruining one of his films, stating that without him he would have considered his movie the best of the 21st century.

Hermoso’s euphoric celebration with Putellas... at an inopportune moment: "Jenni, I’m..."

During an interview in which Putellas was talking about Aitana Bonmatí’s injury, Hermoso interrupted her with an enthusiastic celebration, creating a funny but awkward moment between the two footballers.

Why Does Trump Want to Revoke What Biden Approved with an 'Autopen'? This Is How the System That Sealed Thousands of Pardons Works

Some Republicans criticize the use of the 'autopen' to approve pardons, calling it unconstitutional, although it has not been legally challenged. This system allows the president to sign documents automatically, facilitating the issuance of mass pardons, like those carried out by Biden and Trump.

Santiago Segura's 'burn' to Motos for not being in the 3,000 episodes video: "Topuria appears twice"

Santiago Segura visited Motos' show on Antena 3 alongside Ernesto Sevilla to present 'Christmas in Their Hands 2'. During the broadcast, Segura made a curious comment, pointing out that in the commemorative video for the 3,000 episodes, he did not appear while Topuria appeared twice, sending a funny 'burn' to the host.

Germany Prepares for War: This Is Operation Deutschland, Its Secret Plan If Russia Attacks NATO Before 2029

Operation Deutschland is a secret plan that outlines how Germany would organize and act in the event of a large-scale war in Europe, specifically if Russia were to attack NATO before 2029.

"Historic" Agreement in the EU to Cut Off Gas and Oil to Putin Amid Ongoing Negotiations on Ukraine

The EU agreed to end its dependence on Russian gas and oil, describing it as a "historic" step. The European Commission emphasizes that this measure aims to reduce the influence of a supplier considered unreliable, amid negotiations on Ukraine.

Esther López Case: The Judge Considers Whether to Open Trial Against Óscar, the Only Accused in the Traspinedo Crime

The Court of Instruction No. 5 held the preliminary hearing to decide whether to proceed to trial against Óscar, the only accused in the homicide of Esther López in Traspinedo.

The boyfriend of one of the girls who died in a park in Jaén: "We were great, the relationship was very good"

Sharit's mother points out that the WhatsApp messages sent to her daughter, who died along with other girls in a park in Jaén, appeared as "read" after her death, raising doubts about the circumstances of the case.

Consumption will require that at least 80% of the products in hospital and nursing home vending machines be healthy

Minister Pablo Bustinduy announced that a new decree will require that at least 80% of the products in vending machines in hospitals and nursing homes be healthy. Additionally, he revealed that his next initiative will be to combat advertising of unhealthy foods.

Food Alert for an Advent Calendar with Allergenic Foods Without Spanish Labeling

A food alert has been issued due to an advent calendar containing foods with allergens that are not labeled in Spanish. The initial distribution of the affected product has taken place in Andalusia, Aragon, Catalonia, Valencian Community, Galicia, Murcia, and the Basque Country.

This is the big change coming to Bizum starting next year: this is how the Tax Agency will control digital payments

From January 1st, the Tax Agency will implement new controls over digital payments made via Bizum, especially affecting self-employed individuals. The Tax Authority has developed four models to monitor and oversee these transactions, aiming for greater transparency and fiscal control in electronic payments.

The shocking physical transformation of Amy Schumer, with 23 kilos less: "I did it only to survive"

Amy Schumer lost 23 kilos after being diagnosed nearly two years ago with Cushing's syndrome. She says the weight loss was essential for survival and now she no longer feels pain, allowing her to play with her son.

Criticism of Verifactu Extension: Economists See "Legal Uncertainty" and SMEs Regret Losing "Years of Work"

Economists warn about the "legal uncertainty" caused by the extension of Verifactu, while SMEs express frustration over losing years of effort. From the consulting firm Valio, they criticize that, due to political decisions, they have spent more time retaining clients and testing programs than acquiring new customers.

The Christmas campaign will generate more than 450,000 new contracts, a 4.7% increase: seeking staff in hospitality, transport, and commerce

The Christmas campaign will generate more than 450,000 new contracts, an increase of 4.7% compared to the previous year. Hospitality will be the sector creating the most employment, with 174,190 contracts, growing 12.4% compared to 154,965 the year before. There is also demand in transport and commerce.

Pedro Ruiz reveals on 'La Revuelta' the reason why he left television during the Franco regime

Pedro Ruiz visited Broncano's 'La Revuelta' to present his play 'My Life Is an Anecdote by Confidential' and explained the reasons why he left television during the Franco regime.

The doctor responsible for giving ketamine to Matthew Perry is sentenced to 30 months in prison

Salvador Plasencia became the first of the five accused to be sentenced in connection with the death of 'Friends' actor Matthew Perry, after administering ketamine to him. He received a 30-month prison sentence.

Arrested after killing his roommate by beating him with a dumbbell

A man died in Valencia after being struck with a dumbbell by his roommate, who was arrested by authorities. The incident occurred last night, according to official sources.

Beware of this video that claims the V16 beacon geolocates when turned off: what is analyzed is a mobile application

V16 beacons work without the need to connect to mobile applications or provide personal data when purchased.

Do You Know the Benefits You Can Get by Direct Depositing Your Payroll?

Direct depositing your payroll offers various benefits, including ease in managing your finances, access to credits, and exclusive promotions. Additionally, some banks provide advantages such as lower fees and better interest rates when you choose them for your salary deposit. It is important to consider these factors when deciding where to direct deposit your payroll.

The 'Cofidis Forest' grows in 2025: more than 84 hectares for a sustainable future

Cofidis plants a tree for every loan granted, turning each financial operation into a positive contribution to the environment and expanding the 'Cofidis Forest' to more than 84 hectares in 2025.

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

Chris Martin humorously commented on the controversial 'kisscam' involving Andy Byron, CEO of Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, HR director, who were caught being unfaithful to their partners during the event.

The Most Personal Photos from the Memoirs of Juan Carlos I: with 'Sofi' and His Children

The Spanish version of the memoirs of the emeritus king, Reconciliation, has made a significant editorial impact. The book includes numerous photos of the monarch, some previously unpublished and intimate in nature, showing personal moments with Sofi and his children.

The 'backstage' of the launch in Spain of Juan Carlos's memoirs: one month after France and without interviews with the king

The publishing house Planeta is releasing Juan Carlos's memoirs in Spain one month after France, without direct interviews with the king, and although it does not disclose print run figures, it is confident of a good reception among the public.

Maduro confirms that he spoke on the phone with Trump: "Welcome dialogue, welcome diplomacy"

On Sunday, Trump confirmed to the press that he held a phone call with Nicolás Maduro, highlighting the importance of dialogue and diplomacy between the two leaders.

Amanda Seyfried and Sydney Sweeney Cause a Sensation Posing Together in Two Stunning XL Neckline Dresses

Amanda Seyfried and Sydney Sweeney dazzled on the red carpet with XL neckline dresses, showcasing their style and solidifying themselves as Hollywood divas.

A judge accepts a complaint from Errejón against Mouliaá for accusing him of extorting witnesses

A judge has dismissed a complaint filed by Errejón against Mouliaá for accusing him of extorting witnesses. However, the judge investigating Leire Díez has summoned the actress and the former deputy on February 17 for a possible crime of slander.

Kylian Mbappé guides Real Madrid in the thrashing of Athletic at San Mamés

Real Madrid, led by Kylian Mbappé, ended their bad streak in La Liga by decisively defeating Athletic at San Mamés, following three consecutive draws.

The Secrets of a Good Coffee

Spanish hospitality increasingly focuses on quality and professionalization to offer their customers excellent coffee, reflecting a commitment to continuous improvement in this area.

Yolanda Rueda (Cibervoluntarios): "We have tripled the rate of people trained in digital skills thanks to European funds"

The Cibervoluntarios Foundation was awarded the Henneo Economy and Business prize in 'Responsible Leadership' for tripling digital skills training, thanks to the support of European funds.

The Ridley Scott Film That Tarantino Names the Best of the 21st Century

Quentin Tarantino shares his favorite films from the last quarter-century, excluding those he himself has directed, and highlights a work by Ridley Scott as the best film of the 21st century.

The Trick to Achieving a Look Without Dark Circles and Puffiness Lies in the Patches

Patches are a popular method for caring for the delicate skin around the eyes, helping to reduce dark circles and puffiness. Learn how to use them correctly to maximize their benefits and achieve a fresh, well-rested look.

What It Reveals When You Listen to Your WhatsApp Audios Again

Listening to WhatsApp audios again may indicate concern about how the message was conveyed, insecurity, or a desire to improve communication. Some people seek to confirm that the tone and words are appropriate to avoid misunderstandings. This habit reflects self-evaluation and care in the way one expresses themselves.

Starliner is not dead: the spacecraft that left two astronauts 'stranded' will fly again in April

Boeing's Starliner capsule, which failed in 2024 and left two astronauts trapped on the ISS, will make an uncrewed flight in April 2026. NASA will test its safety following issues with thrusters and helium leaks.

The Library Inspired by the Alhambra That Survived a Fire

The library in Sarajevo, with a facade inspired by the Nasrid Alhambra, is an iconic building that withstood a fire, standing out as a cultural symbol in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The More Than 300 Restaurants Recommended by the Guía Repsol for This Season

Guía Repsol has awarded new Soletes distinctions, reaching more than 5,000 recognized establishments. This distinction highlights the best recommended restaurants for this season, offering quality dining options for guests.

Agreements That Allow Foreigners to Validate Their Driver’s License

Spain has agreements with 33 countries, as well as a treaty with the European Union and the European Economic Area, which facilitate the validation of driver’s licenses for foreigners.

For the First Time, the International Space Station Reaches Eight Docked Spacecraft: The Reason Behind This Historic Event

In over 20 years, the International Space Station reached its maximum capacity for the first time in December, with eight spacecraft simultaneously docked at all its available docking ports.

The Sun seen like never before by a Chinese satellite: captures its atmospheric layers in 3D for the first time

The Chinese satellite Xihe has captured for the first time more than 300 spectral cuts of the Sun's atmospheric layers using a technique similar to computed tomography, allowing an unprecedented three-dimensional view of its structure.

An Arctic Wave Brings the Coldest Temperatures of the Winter to the Northeastern US

An Arctic air mass is moving from the Midwest toward the northeastern US, causing the coldest temperatures of the season. This Thursday, the thermometer will drop to 5°C in Chicago, -4°C in Minneapolis, -1°C in Green Bay, and 8°C in Kansas City, marking an especially cold winter.

Aagesen predicts a decrease in electricity prices for households, SMEs, and industry despite the Government and CNMC raising the fixed term on the bill

The Ministry for Ecological Transition will consult on electricity charges for 2026, which increase compared to 2025, along with tolls proposed by the CNMC. Despite this, electricity prices are expected to decrease: 4.9% for households, 4.95% for SMEs, and 9.91% for industry. Additionally, charges for electric vehicle charging will increase.

Corredor points to electric companies for the management that raises electricity prices: "We will continue until everyone complies"

Corredor avoids commenting on the nuclear extension, since it is not within Red Eléctrica's competence, and agrees with electric companies in requesting the CNMC for higher remuneration for investments in transmission networks. He expects the electricity interconnection with France to increase to 5% by 2027, still far from the 15% target.

USA "does not rule out" immigration raids and arrests during the Soccer World Cup

Andrew Giuliani, in charge of preparing for the Men's Soccer World Cup, said that Trump "wants people to come legally to the United States" and does not rule out carrying out immigration raids and arrests during the event.

The UN General Assembly demands that Russia return forcibly transferred Ukrainian children

The UN General Assembly demands that Russia return the illegally deported Ukrainian children, estimated to be at least 20,000. Although some have been released, many remain missing and unaccounted for.

Volunteering to Combat Loneliness

The program ‘I Also Do Volunteering’ encourages people with disabilities to accompany elderly individuals, aiming to reduce loneliness and promote social inclusion through volunteering.

Rain of Criticism Towards Marta Pombo for Saying She Can’t Buy Her Dream House

Marta Pombo, an influencer, received numerous criticisms after stating that she cannot buy her dream house. Her followers accused her of a lack of empathy, given her privileged lifestyle and professional success. The comment sparked a debate about the perception of wealth and the real financial difficulties faced by many.

The 5 Jobs to Make Money in Switzerland: Up to 5,000 Euros According to an Influencer

Some of the best jobs to earn up to 5,000 euros in Switzerland do not require a university degree but value language skills and previous experience, according to an influencer.

Devices that Apple declares obsolete in December: goodbye to protection for the first 'affordable' iPhone

Apple has declared several devices obsolete, including the first-generation iPhone SE. These devices will no longer receive official support or protection, marking the end of an era for the first 'affordable' iPhone and other equipment that will no longer have technical service or updates.

Sherry Mushroom and Date Skewers: An Affordable and Easy Starter for Holiday Gatherings

Sherry mushroom and date skewers are an affordable, easy-to-prepare appetizer perfect for holiday gatherings, ideal for surprising your guests with a delicious and original dish.

The region of Spain where torrijas are eaten at Christmas and not at Easter

Torrijas, originally a food for women who have just given birth, are a very popular dessert in Spain. However, in this region, they are consumed during Christmas, unlike in other areas where they are eaten at Easter.

Mercadona Changes Its Hours for Christmas: These Are the Days It Will Be Open and Closed Starting from the December Long Weekend

Mercadona adjusts its opening hours during the Christmas season to make shopping easier for its customers, specifying the days it will be open and closed starting from the December long weekend.

The Best 'Beauty' Gifts Under 20 Euros for Your Secret Santa

Discover affordable, attractive, and good-quality beauty gift options for under 20 euros, perfect for surprising your Secret Santa without spending much.

One of Google's 'smartwatches' sneaks into the ranking of the most searched Christmas gifts

The Pixel Watch 4 positions itself as one of the most desired tech gifts for the holiday season, standing out among the most searched smartwatches due to its popularity and innovative features.

The Spanish criminal who inspired 'Money Heist' is extradited to Peru for a drug trafficking trial

José Martínez Gómez, known as 'El Rubio' and leader of the 1981 robbery of the Central Bank of Barcelona, was extradited to Peru to face a drug trafficking trial after serving 30 years in prison in Spain.

A European study identifies three new cases of the rarest porphyria, the first in a girl

A European study has detected three new cases of the rarest hepatic porphyria, including the first in a girl. These genetic diseases are characterized by intense abdominal pain and, in severe cases, can cause neurological disorders.

Mar Flores on Alessandro Lecquio's dismissal: "It's right that everyone receives what they have been sowing over the past few years"

Mar Flores supported Alessandro Lecquio's dismissal from Telecinco, linking it to his alleged mistreatment of Antonia Dell'Atte and stating that it is fair that everyone receives what they have sown.

Get Inspired for the Christmas Menu with Dia's New Products

Dia presents new products perfect for Christmas celebrations, helping to create special menus that bring together family and friends with quality ingredients for traditional meals.

The shortage of workers and materials creates the endless renovation cocktail: "You better have money"

Raquel's experience reflects a widespread issue where over half of companies delay projects due to difficulty finding skilled workers in masonry, plumbing, and electricity. About 70% of job openings in these trades remain unfilled for over a month, contributing to prolonged and costly home renovations.

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

The Aladina Foundation will build in Spain the first European facility that will provide comprehensive support to children with tumors. The foundation's recent Christmas event raised funds for this project, which is also promoted with the spot 'La Casita de Papel'.

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

The Spanish Armed Forces support the reinstatement of military service, but with conditions, such as offering a competitive salary. While other EU countries are expanding conscription, Spain remains reluctant, emphasizing the importance of having reservists rather than a generalized mandatory service.

The Last Seconds in the NBA

The author expresses frustration towards those NBA games where, with the score already decided, players choose to stop playing the last twenty seconds and simply shake hands instead of continuing the competition until the end.

Carmen Díez de Rivera

Carmen Díez de Rivera, a unique figure in the recent political history of Spain, appears briefly in the new series 'Anatomy of a Moment.'

Let's Go All Out, Let's Go with Christmas

Celebrating life and being present is the greatest gift this season, even in difficult times. Christmas invites us to value existence and share hope.

Violence Does Have a Gender

Some deny gender-based violence, but recent deaths reveal its existence and demand an honest acknowledgment of the problem.

Hamas and Islamic Jihad locate the body of another hostage in Gaza and hand it over to Israel

Hamas and Islamic Jihad found the bodies of Israeli soldier Ran Gvili and Thai national Sudthisak Rinthalak in Gaza, which were handed over to Israel.

Israel assures it will open the Rafah crossing for the exit of Gaza citizens in coordination with Egypt, which denies it

Israel states that it will open the Rafah crossing to allow Gaza citizens to leave, coordinating with Egypt and under EU supervision. Egypt denies this coordination and recalls that the peace agreement includes the opening of the crossing in both directions.

USA restricts visas for Mexican carriers for "facilitating illegal immigration"

The United States restricted visas for certain Mexican carriers accused of organizing the transport of foreigners, including minors, from the Caribbean and other regions to transit points in Central America, thereby facilitating illegal immigration.

Extreme Rescue of More Than 300 Roe Deer on Several Frozen Lakes in Russia: "It's a Terrible Sight"

Fishermen in Russia rescue more than 300 roe deer trapped on frozen lakes, carrying them on their shoulders and in sleds to the shore, in an operation described as a terrible sight.

The judge responds to the PSOE that it must report "all" cash payments, including Sánchez

The judge replies to the PSOE that it must provide information on all cash payments related to the Koldo case, including those involving Pedro Sánchez, and considers that their request was "sufficiently clear" to cover all parties involved.

A 'Yes' to Enjoying What Makes Us Happy: Better with Wine

Bodegas LAN invites you to 'say yes to yourself' and 'LANch yourself' into living and enjoying what truly matters, promoting happy moments accompanied by their wine.

Patricia Conde's True Dream: "When I Interviewed a Politician, I Wondered What I Was Doing There"

Patricia Conde had her first experience with grizzly bears in Alaska alongside Gotzon Mantuliz and recalled her childhood dream of being a Disney princess. Additionally, she confessed that when interviewing politicians, she would wonder what she was doing in that job.

A Salesman Accuses Rocío Carrasco of Being Drunk on 'Until the End of the World' and She Explodes: "Give Me the Test!"

Rocío Carrasco was outraged after a salesman accused her of being drunk while filming 'Until the End of the World.' When the police stopped her to administer a breathalyzer test at a bus station, she challenged them to do it, defending her innocence.

Fer Castro says goodbye to 'Saber y ganar' after 100 episodes with an emotional speech: "If I made you forget your problems, it was worth it"

Fer Castro bids farewell to 'Saber y ganar' after participating in 100 episodes. In his emotional final speech, he expressed that if he managed to make the viewers forget their problems for a moment, all the effort would have been worth it.

An employee is rightfully dismissed for arriving too early to her workplace

The employee was rightfully dismissed after recording her departure from the office while she was already kilometers away, evidencing a labor breach related to timekeeping control.

Jon Goitia, owner of 15 rental properties: "50% of tenants end up becoming 'inquiokupas'"

Lara Hernández, coordinator of Sumar, has denied Jon Goitia's statements, describing his data as "absolutely false."

Our Dream Casting of Celebrities to Host the 2025-2026 New Year's Eve Countdown

Saying goodbye to the year in front of millions is an honor reserved for a few presenters. Although there are iconic figures like Ramontxu or Cristina Pedroche, new faces can bring freshness. This article proposes an ideal casting of celebrities to host the 2025-2026 New Year's Eve Countdown and enjoy the grapes with them.

Susanna Griso: "Nowadays, I would have a son or daughter with Down syndrome"

Susanna Griso expressed that nowadays she would have a son or daughter with Down syndrome. On the program, they connected with an influencer with Down syndrome who denounced the condescension she sometimes receives, highlighting the importance of respect and equality for people with this condition.

Aída Nízar will not participate in 'The House of the Twins 2': "It's rubbish. There is no money to buy my dignity"

The streamers ZonaGemelos revealed on their Kick channel how the negotiations with Aída Nízar, former contestant of 'Big Brother 5', went. She rejected participating in 'The House of the Twins 2', describing the program as "rubbish" and stating that she would not accept an offer that does not respect her dignity.

'La isla de las tentaciones' is overtaken by 'La Revuelta' in audience, and 'Batalla de restaurantes' hits a record high

This Tuesday, 'La Revuelta' surpassed 'La isla de las tentaciones' in audience, while 'Batalla de restaurantes' reached its all-time highest number of viewers.

Guillermo Furiase, Lolita's son, turns 32 and prepares for his big acting role in the movie about the band 'El Mago de Oz'

Guillermo Furiase, Lolita's youngest son, turns 32 and is preparing to act in a movie about the band 'El Mago de Oz'. In addition to focusing on music, he has learned to play the violin for this new role.

The Retired Life of Joaquín Sabina: Still Connected to Music and with Healthy Bank Accounts

Although Joaquín Sabina owns only one company, he has diversified his investments, which has allowed him to accumulate considerable wealth. Despite being retired, he remains connected to the music world and maintains a strong financial position.

Lydia Lozano, smiling after Charly's recovery in the hospital: "He told me to go back to work"

Lydia Lozano appears smiling after Charly's recovery in the hospital and hopes no other bacteria will appear. Charly has asked her to return to work, showing an improvement in his condition.

Juan del Val, about his youth: "I was a happy child who saw how life took a turn at 13 years old"

Juan del Val recalled his happy childhood and how his life changed at 13. He reflected on these moments to appreciate his efforts after winning the 2025 Planeta Prize.

A Spanish 'influencer' breaks down crying while revealing she can't stop going to the bathroom during her latest trip: "It's okay to have secrets..."

Spanish TikToker Sofi Desastre became emotional while sharing that during her last trip she experienced constant urges to go to the bathroom, which caused her discomfort and stress. In a vulnerable moment, she stated that it’s okay to have secrets and showed how she is coping with this personal situation, aiming to normalize health issues that are sometimes hidden on social media.

Rozalén takes her first "warrior's break" in 15 years due to "exhaustion"

Singer Rozalén announces her first break in 15 years due to exhaustion. She acknowledges having earned this pause after years of constant work, emphasizing the need to take care of her well-being.

Shakira reflects on her divorce from Gerard Piqué: "Sometimes I think it happened because it was meant to be"

Shakira described her separation from Gerard Piqué as "a transmutation" during an interview on Argentine television, reflecting on the divorce as a necessary stage in her life.

Violeta Mangriñán 'gets ahead' of Fabio with her marriage proposal: "If he doesn't get it with this, I don't know what else to do..."

Influencer Violeta Mangriñán took the initiative and surprised Fabio with her own marriage proposal, humorously expressing that if he doesn't understand the hint, she doesn't know what else to do to make their relationship official.

The precious journey of journalist Isabel Jiménez with her children to Lapland

Isabel Jiménez enjoyed a special trip to Lapland with her children after separating from the children's father before the summer, thus strengthening their family bond on this emotional journey.

Alexia Rivas talks about her alopecia areata: "When I saw it, I went to the bathroom to vomit"

Alexia Rivas opened up about her alopecia areata on the program 'El tiempo justo,' showing her bald spot live on air. She revealed the emotional impact upon discovering her hair loss, confessing that she felt so affected that she had to go to the bathroom to vomit.

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 with multiple stab wounds to the neck in Torrejón de Ardoz. The attacker, a man, committed suicide by jumping from the rooftop after carrying out the murder.

Joaquín Sabina Puts the Final Stop to His Professional Career: "Tonight Is Just Goodbye"

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

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

In the first days of December, several fronts will affect the Iberian Peninsula, causing widespread rain, a drop in temperatures, and snow, especially in mountainous areas and northern Spain.

Surprise in the Cup: Ourense eliminates Girona in a hard-fought second round for Villarreal and an easy one for the other top-flight teams

Ourense continues to surprise in the Cup after eliminating Oviedo and now Girona in the second round. Meanwhile, Villarreal struggled to advance, in contrast to the comfortable progress of other First Division teams.

Dani Olmo suffers a shoulder dislocation: he will not play until next year

FC Barcelona confirmed that Dani Olmo suffers a shoulder dislocation, which will prevent him from playing until next year.

Marc Márquez, after his shoulder injury: "An athlete is a caged animal"

Marc Márquez, MotoGP champion, shared his experience during the recovery from a shoulder injury. He expressed how difficult it is for an athlete to be physically limited, comparing himself to a "caged animal," and highlighted his commitment to return to competition in the best possible condition.

Sanction to Sevilla for the incidents during the derby: partial closure of the Sánchez Pizjuán and a fine

The Disciplinary Committee has sanctioned Sevilla with the partial closure of the Sánchez Pizjuán stadium for three matches and a financial fine as a consequence of the incidents that occurred during the derby.

The great gesture of Valencia towards Lubo Penev: will raise funds to pay for his cancer surgery

Valencia CF and its Footballers' Association will organize a fundraiser to help Lubo Penev, former Bulgarian forward, cover the cost of the surgery he needs due to cancer.

Warning About the Lack of Protocols and Detection Capacity for Acquired Brain Injury in the Health and Social Care Systems

In Spain, nearly 450,000 people suffer from Acquired Brain Injury (ABI), many without diagnosis. There is a warning about the lack of protocols and detection capacity in the health and social care systems to properly address this condition.

Pelayo, Alejandro, Raquel, Francisco, Bernard and the Unexpected Disability: "Life Goes On"

Five people share their experiences for the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, highlighting that an unexpected disability can mark the beginning of a new life stage full of challenges, adaptation, and hope.

Cermi Valencia awards 'Capaces' from '20minutos' for "transforming the narrative about disability"

'Cermi Valencia' has awarded 'Capaces' from '20minutos' for establishing itself as a key journalistic platform that transforms the narrative about disability, highlighting its work in providing relevant information and raising awareness of this reality.

Only 8% of People with Reduced Mobility Feel Fully Autonomous

A study by the Mutua de Propietarios Foundation reveals that 70% of people with reduced mobility face architectural barriers daily and 91% feel that society does not understand their difficulties, which limits their autonomy. Only 8% feel fully autonomous.

Henneo Economy and Business Awards

The economic publications of the Henneo group recognized Iberdrola, Fundación Cibervoluntarios, Navantia, and PLD Space at a gala that highlighted the role of transformative companies.

A Gala at the Palace to Honor the Country’s Most Cutting-Edge Companies... and the Self-Employed Who Open Their Shops Every Morning

The first edition of the Economy and Business Awards by La Información Económica and Business Insider recognized innovative companies such as Iberdrola, Fundación Cibervoluntarios, Navantia, and PLD Space, also highlighting the essential work of small business owners and the self-employed.

Inditex bets on "selective growth" in the United States and prepares new openings for 2026

Inditex CEO Oscar García Maceiras highlights the importance of the U.S. market for the company and assures that its growth in the U.S. will depend on its own strategies, not on the overall market performance. Inditex plans new openings in the country for 2026, focusing on selective growth.

The Negotiating Agency clarifies: it is not necessary for the rental contract to reflect the IBI or the garbage tax in order to pass them on to the tenant

A recent ruling by the Supreme Court establishes that the IBI and the garbage tax are individualized expenses issued by the City Councils for each property, so it is not mandatory for the rental contract to include them in order to pass these costs on to the tenant.

Ibercaja prepares to enter private equity with a minimum entry ticket of 20,000 euros

Ibercaja is preparing its entry into private equity with a fund that will require a minimum ticket of 20,000 euros. Currently, the fund is awaiting authorization from the National Securities Market Commission (CNMV) to begin its activities.

Óscar Casas (27 years old): "Starring in a romantic comedy forces you to have top-level energy all the time"

Óscar Casas stars in his first romantic comedy, "You Have Stolen My Heart," where his character robs a bank and falls in love during the getaway. Casas highlights the challenge of maintaining consistently high energy in this genre and hopes it won't be his last experience in romantic comedies.

Review of 'You Have Stolen My Heart': Óscar Casas Dressed as Wednesday is Definitely the Sexiest Thing You’ll See Today

Óscar Casas makes his debut in romantic comedy with "You Have Stolen My Heart," a story that blends romance and mystery, highlighting his performance and his unexpected Wednesday-inspired look, which adds a unique and attractive touch to the film.

Who is Tina ('Stranger Things') and why does she seem so familiar? Caroline Elle Abrams, the actress causing a sensation

Tina, played by Caroline Elle Abrams, is a brief but very well-known character in 'Stranger Things'. Like characters such as Barb, her appearance has been short but impactful, winning over the audience with her charisma and familiarity.

No One Wants Steve to Die: This Is How Joe Keery Has Become the Most Beloved Star of 'Stranger Things'

Fans expect Vecna to destroy everything in 'Stranger Things 5', but they want Steve, played by Joe Keery, to survive. His character has become one of the most beloved in the series.

The 2026 Barbenheimer is already underway: the two biggest releases will hit theaters on the same day

The 2026 releases will pit 'Dune 3' against 'Avengers: Doomsday', two major productions arriving in theaters simultaneously, generating anticipation similar to the Barbenheimer phenomenon.

Kevin Costner Could Have Starred in a Brutal Fight in 'Yellowstone': The Reason for His Departure?

Kevin Costner attributed his departure from 'Yellowstone' to production delays, but it is speculated that it could also be related to an intense fight he was going to star in on the series.

Spotify, Amazon, Apple, and YouTube: How to Check Your 2025 Music Summary

The article explains how to check your 2025 annual music summary on Spotify, Amazon, Apple, and YouTube, detailing how each platform works, how to access these summaries, and the information they provide about your musical habits throughout the year.

Gerard Pinar (Bleta): "We are the bridge between technology and people"

Bleta, a Spanish startup created during the pandemic, aims to close the digital gap. Its free app simplifies the use of Android phones, and its adapted tablet helps elderly and visually impaired people connect with their surroundings.

Ring Intercom Video: the smart video doorbell that finally makes sense

We tested the Ring Intercom Video, an essential upgrade for a smart video doorbell that had become obsolete. This new version significantly improves the experience and functionality, making the technology finally practical and useful for users.

Garmin launches a device that allows sending voice, text, and photos without mobile coverage: here’s how it works

The Garmin inReach Mini 3 Plus allows sending voice, text, and photos without mobile coverage, ideal for remote areas. It offers up to 330 hours in tracking mode, facilitating communication and safety on long trips.

The new law does not stop 'spam': 99% of Spaniards continue receiving calls almost daily

Despite the new law, 99% of Spaniards continue receiving spam calls almost daily, reflecting the ineffectiveness of current measures to curb this annoying and persistent practice.

The alternative to rain boots this winter: waterproof New Balance sneakers

New Balance has launched waterproof sneakers available in three colors, offering a water-resistant option ideal for winter.

Chanel turns the New York subway into a runway to showcase the collection that marks the beginning of a new era

Matthieu Blazy debuts with Metiers d'Art 2026, a collection that blends refined craftsmanship and sophistication, presented on an original runway in the New York subway.

Stella McCartney Prepares a Collaboration with H&M: Recycled Garments Already Worn by Anitta

Stella McCartney teams up again with H&M to launch a spring-summer collection focused on recycled garments, including pieces that Anitta has already worn.

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

Stylist Alex Sestelo shares haircut trends for women who proudly wear their gray hair, highlighting modern styles ideal for this fall.

Carolina Robla, expert in natural cosmetics, on rosehip: "It is one of the most complete"

Carolina Robla highlights that rosehip is a very beneficial plant for the skin, with properties that go beyond simply fighting stretch marks, providing multiple skincare benefits and improvements thanks to its natural composition.

Mix of Styles and the 'Serenity' Blue: Wedding Trends We Will See in 2026

Weddings in 2026 will stand out for the combination of styles and the use of 'serenity' blue. These trends aim to reflect the individuality of each couple, incorporating unique and modern elements that will make a difference in the decoration and ambiance of wedding events.

Dani García's Trick for Making the Perfect Yogurt Cake: "We Sift the Flour So the Batter Is Uniform but Doesn't Deflate"

Chef Dani García shares his tip for a perfect yogurt cake: sifting the flour to achieve a uniform batter that maintains its volume without deflating, ensuring a fluffy dessert ideal for baking enthusiasts.

Fabrizio, the Italian who came to Spain for love and has become Pizza Maker of the Year: "I would like to create a pizza with Dabiz Muñoz"

Fabrizio, product manager at Grosso Napoletano, the best artisanal pizza chain in Spain, shares his journey from Italy and his vision about the present and future of pizza. He highlights his dream of collaborating with chef Dabiz Muñoz to create an innovative pizza.

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

Ángel León shares a trick he learned from a fisherman to easily descale fish, using a grater instead of a peeler or knife, thus simplifying the fish cleaning process.

From Esther Expósito to Pedro Piqueras: The Favorite Restaurant of Celebrities for Eating Rice

Kentya, located in the Salamanca neighborhood in Madrid, is the favorite restaurant of celebrities such as Esther Expósito and Pedro Piqueras to enjoy rice.

Chin, Lip, and Nose: How to Know the Doneness of Meat, According to a Chef

Luciano Mazzetti, a chef, explains how the textures of the chin, lip, and nose can be used to identify the doneness of meat, establishing a relationship between facial sensitivity and the texture of the meat.

Rocío Arroyo, chef: "The gastronomy of Castilla-La Mancha is not praised enough"

Rocío Arroyo, expert pastry chef, highlights the gastronomic richness of Castilla-La Mancha, from the windmills of Don Quixote to the saffron fields of Consuegra. She promotes the region as a place to enjoy and savor its culinary tradition, lamenting that its local gastronomy is neither sufficiently valued nor proudly showcased.

The Most Beautiful Christmas Markets in Spain for a Getaway During the December Holiday Weekend

In addition to Madrid and Barcelona, charming Christmas markets are set up in various regions of Spain, perfect to visit during the December holiday weekend and enjoy the festive atmosphere and their unique stalls.

The three towns competing for the best Christmas lighting

The winner of the 'Together We Shine Brighter' contest will be announced on December 15, highlighting the competition among three towns for the best Christmas lighting.

These are the five main reasons to visit Puy du Fou this Christmas

Puy du Fou in Toledo offers a different kind of Christmas, blending history and tradition instead of conventional lights and shopping. The park revives ancient customs, creating a magical and authentic experience to enjoy during the holidays.

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

This charming village in Cáceres is recommended to visit in November, before the Christmas hustle and bustle, highlighting its beauty and peaceful atmosphere.

The Most Fascinating Route to Take This Autumn with the Whole Family: 3 km of Floating Walkways and Docks

This route near Ciudad Real, in Castilla-La Mancha, offers a 3 km itinerary with floating walkways and docks, ideal for enjoying with the family and connecting with nature during autumn.

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

Trás-os-Montes, in the northeast of Portugal, is one of the best European destinations for chestnut harvesting. It stands out for its authentic chestnut routes and its proximity to Spain, offering a unique natural and cultural experience.

This is the Spanish Medellín: the magical town that has a Roman theater and where Hernán Cortés was born

This historic village in Badajoz, which gave its name to the Colombian city of Medellín, stands out for its impressive heritage, including a Roman theater and for being the birthplace of Hernán Cortés.

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 diagnoses made late. Additionally, 412 new cases of AIDS were reported during the past year.

Aurelio Rojas, Cardiologist: "Many People Take Paracetamol Daily, But the Liver Turns It Into Something Very Toxic"

Cardiologist Aurelio Rojas warns that daily consumption of paracetamol can be dangerous, as the liver converts it into a toxic substance, which can affect liver health in the long term.

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

Belén de la Hoz, therapist and recovering former addict, recounts the torment she experienced with addiction to legal and illegal drugs. At a critical moment, she attempted suicide on Three Kings' Day, reflecting the deep personal struggle and suffering of those facing this disease.

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

Nail-biting is usually a nervous habit, but it also reflects aspects of an individual's personality, revealing possible underlying impulses and emotional states.

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

A hangover causes headache, nausea, dehydration, sensitivity to light, and tiredness. A biochemist offers practical advice and suggests having certain home remedies to alleviate these symptoms and improve recovery after consuming alcohol.

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

The majority of new HIV diagnoses in Spain, nearly 85%, are recorded in men who have sex with men, mainly between the ages of 30 and 39, which keeps the annual figure around 3,000 cases without significant reduction.

Does the V16 Connected beacon signal work on the roads of Catalonia and the Basque Country? Montserrat Estaca (DGT) responds

Starting January 1, 2026, V16 beacons will be the only mandatory device to signal broken-down vehicles in Spain. Montserrat Estaca, from the DGT, clarifies doubts about the connectivity of the V16s, confirming that they work on all roads, including those in Catalonia and the Basque Country.

Toyota unveils its 2026 bZ4X: everything you need to know before its arrival in Spain

The 2026 Toyota bZ4X arrives in Spain with improvements in range, increased power, and updated standard equipment, offering a significant advancement in its segment.

What is the pink-colored fuel and how does it differ from the rest?

In Mexico, service stations usually offer diesel (black hose) and gasoline (green). The pink-colored fuel is a special variant distinguished by its coloration and specific characteristics, differing from traditional fuels in composition and use, although it is not very common at all stations.

Traffic proposes lowering the speed limit for trucks on a section of the AP-7 to reduce accidents

The Catalan Traffic Service aims to reduce accidents on the AP-7, where 10 of the 15 fatalities this year are truck drivers, by proposing to lower the speed limit for trucks on a specific section.

Auto Plan 2030: this is the project announced by the Government to support the purchase of electric cars

The Auto Plan 2030, developed together with ANFAC, includes 25 measures aimed at strengthening sustainable mobility in Spain, promoting the purchase of electric cars, and positioning the country as a benchmark in this sector.

The schedule of interurban buses in Madrid can be consulted in real time through Google Maps

The functionality to consult the schedule of Madrid's interurban buses in real time is already available in two operators of the southern corridor. The Regional Transport Consortium plans to extend this tool to the entire regional network in the coming weeks.

Feijóo demands from Sánchez an immediate aid plan for those affected by swine fever and extends a hand to approve it

Feijóo, leader of the PP, met with more than 20 representatives of associations and companies affected by swine fever, demanding from Sánchez an immediate aid plan and offering collaboration for its approval.

The stations of Line 11 between Plaza Elíptica and Conde de Casal will be 100% accessible thanks to 29 elevators and 60 escalators

The Ministry of Transport will invest more than 123 million to improve accessibility on Line 11, installing 29 elevators and 60 escalators, as well as equipment such as fire prevention systems and overhead lines.

Case Against the Imam of the Badajoz Mosque for Alleged Terrorist Financing Archived

Adel Najjar, the imam of the Badajoz mosque, expressed his confidence from the outset in the proper functioning of the Spanish justice system after the case against him for alleged terrorist financing was archived.

Cyclist dies after being hit by a freight train in Boo de Guarnizo

A cyclist died after being struck by a freight train in Boo de Guarnizo while crossing at an unauthorized point on the C1 commuter rail line.

Man arrested for assaulting an off-duty national police officer in front of his family in Vilagarcía de Arousa

The man arrested for assaulting an off-duty national police officer in front of his family in Vilagarcía de Arousa was released without precautionary measures, despite the police union requesting a restraining order.

More buses and EMT drivers, a social property tax, and 336 million for housing: the PSOE's amendments to the 2026 Budget

The PSOE presents a total amendment to Almeida's Budget and proposes a package of 252 amendments to increase buses and EMT drivers, implement a social property tax, and allocate 336 million to housing, aiming to address the real needs of Madrid residents.

The Asturias Court Acquits 'Father Chus' of Child Corruption Charges

The High Court of Justice of Asturias has acquitted former priest 'Father Chus' of child corruption charges but upholds the four-year prison sentence for a crime against public health.

Worker Seriously Injured After Being Run Over by a Forklift in Vizcaya

A worker was run over by a forklift in Vizcaya and was airlifted by helicopter to the Cruces Hospital for surgery due to the severity of his injuries.

The Mossos investigate a councilor of Sant Adrià de Besòs for an alleged assault on a neighbor

The Mossos are investigating a councilor of Sant Adrià de Besòs accused of assaulting a neighbor, who claims that he threw her to the ground, destroyed the door to her apartment, and broke her phone.

Sentenced to 25 years in prison for stabbing a 96-year-old woman to death in Calella

A man, escaped from Quatre Camins prison, was sentenced to 25 years in prison for stabbing a 96-year-old woman to death in Calella.

The Teide Master Plan Restricts Filming: Shoots Will Only Take Place in Moderate Use Areas and Cannot Be Simultaneous

Filming in Teide National Park will be limited to moderate use areas, with no simultaneous shoots allowed. For audiovisual activities involving up to 15 participants, it will be mandatory to submit a filming plan for authorization.

A Spanish Woman in Finland, on the Studies Claiming It Is the "Happiest Country": "There Are Nuances"

A Spanish woman in Finland reveals negative aspects of the country, pointing out that not everything is as perfect as the studies that rate it as the "happiest country" might suggest, and emphasizes the importance of viewing reality with nuance.

A Young Woman Enters the German Metro Greeting in Spanish and Is Surprised by the Incredible Responses

A young woman greeted people in Spanish as she entered the metro in Germany, and instead of receiving negative reactions, many passengers responded positively and joined her greeting, surprising her with the warm welcome.

The Striking Drawing of Spain by a US Girl at an Exhibition in Miami

An American girl chose to draw a controversial place in Madrid, instead of the typical monuments, for an exhibition in Miami, highlighting an unconventional view of Spain.

A Study Suggests That Living with a Dog Can Strengthen the Couple's Relationship

Simple gestures like a smile or a kind word are key to strengthening bonds in romantic relationships. A study indicates that sharing life with a dog can also help strengthen the couple's relationship.

Ten Tips to Stimulate Your Cat's Mind at Home

Although domestic cats no longer hunt or explore outdoors, they need to keep their minds active. Providing them with challenges and stimuli at home is essential for their well-being and happiness.

65% of Animal Caregivers Ask to Put an End to Fireworks Noise

More than 50% of dogs are afraid of fireworks, and society demands alternatives that are more respectful and safe for animals.

Check your daily horoscope for Thursday, December 4

Check your daily 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.

These are the preferred boy and girl names in Murcia

The names of newborns in Murcia show differences compared to the general trends in Spain, according to data from the National Institute of Statistics (INE).

How is the metro integrated with the tram and the funicular? This is how it works

The Barik card allows you to travel comfortably around Bilbao using different integrated modes of transportation, such as the metro, tram, and funicular, making urban mobility practical and unified.

Christmas Jersey Lunchboxes... Metro Madrid Products That Will Be Released for Sale

The Metro Madrid store will launch exclusive products, including lunchboxes and Christmas jerseys, which have become very popular among its followers and will soon be available for sale.

This air fryer with grill was a Black Friday top seller and is still available at an irresistible price

The Cecotec air fryer with grill, featuring 8 liters of capacity and multiple functions, was one of the best-sellers on Black Friday and remains available at a very attractive price.

One of Google's 'smartwatches' sneaks into the ranking of most sought-after Christmas gifts

The Pixel Watch 4 has become one of the most desired gifts for the holiday season, ranking among the most searched smartwatches by consumers.

No Dryer or Heating: This Is the Solution to Dry Clothes on the Clothesline

A practical and uncommon product that dries clothes much faster at home without the need for a dryer or traditional heating.

Keeps Going at PcComponentes: This Samsung TV Continues to Be 200€ Off

This Samsung TV, compact in size and with excellent image quality, continues to have a 200€ discount at PcComponentes, ideal for those looking for a well-known brand TV that isn’t too large.

"Solitude and Loneliness" by Javier Corcobado (Intromúsica, 2025)

Javier Corcobado returns with "Solitude and Loneliness," considered one of the most outstanding albums of the year, reaffirming his relevance and musical contribution.

Feminism Against Pornographic Sex

Current sexual culture is dominated by male desire, imposing penetration and limiting bodily diversity. This restrictive model shapes and conditions sexuality, so it is urgent to dismantle these structures in order to promote a freer, more diverse, and equitable sexuality from a feminist perspective.

The complicated rescue of a bear that got trapped at the top of a utility pole

A worker disconnected the power line and used a bucket truck to rescue a bear trapped at the top of a utility pole, attempting to make it descend safely.

Where does the expression 'Pyrrhic victory' come from?

The expression "Pyrrhic victory" refers to a triumph achieved with great effort, but whose reward is insignificant in relation to the cost or sacrifice made to obtain it.

Unusual Photos That Are an 'X-Files'

These surprising photos challenge your perception to distinguish the real from the impossible, testing your eyesight and observation skills.

10 Clear Signs That Your Dog Is Getting Older

Aging affects dogs just like humans, and their lifespan is shorter. It is important to recognize signs that indicate your dog is aging in order to better care for them during their later years.

Very Common Mistakes Made When Decorating the Christmas Tree

Decorating the Christmas tree is a key moment in December, but there are common mistakes made in the process. It is important to review them before starting to achieve a harmonious and festive result at home during the holiday season.

The Unforgettable 'Looks' of Chenoa After Leaving 'OT' (For Better or Worse)

Chenoa has shown a remarkable evolution in her style since leaving the Academy. Her first looks as a public figure were very striking and polarized opinions, reflecting a constant change in her image.

USA Announces the Creation of Its First Kamikaze Drone Squadron Based in the Middle East

The U.S. Army will create its first kamikaze drone squadron in the Middle East, using unmanned, autonomous, low-cost, and highly effective devices.

Murcia launches its first tram-bus line with free rides for three months

The new tram-bus line in Murcia connects Alameda de Colón with El Palmar in less than 20 minutes and completes the entire route in under half an hour. Rides will be free for the first three months.

188 square meters and in the city center: this will be the new POP Mart store

The new POP Mart store, with 188 square meters, will open in the city center on December 4.

Gifts or Coal? This Is Uber’s Fun Challenge at Atocha Station

Uber launches a challenge at Atocha Station where users show their score on the app to reveal whether they have been good or bad throughout the year, deciding if they receive gifts or coal.

The Civil Guard arrests two people for the death of a missing relative

The Civil Guard has arrested two individuals connected to the death of a missing relative. During the investigation, human remains were found on a plot linked to one of the detainees.

Replacing Extinct Animals with Others from South America: The Little-Known Soviet Experiment That Changed Everything

Nikolái Vereshchagin, a Russian zoologist, proposed replacing extinct species of the Caucasus with South American animals, believing they could adapt and restore local ecosystems. This little-known Soviet experiment aimed to revitalize regional wildlife using foreign species.

Page, critical of Sánchez's stance towards Junts: "Puigdemont's people don't deserve the Government to be on its knees"

García-Page criticizes the Government's attitude towards Junts, stating that Puigdemont's people do not deserve a submissive Executive. Regarding the concessions requested by Junts on migration or housing, he assures that he will do everything possible to prevent them from happening.

Facua accuses the DGT of allowing a "massive fraud" with V-16 beacons that are not approved

Facua denounces that the DGT is allowing a massive fraud with the V-16 beacons because they are not approved. The organization calls for a refund to be demanded from those who have purchased them.

42-Year Prison Sentence Confirmed for Osteopath for Sexually Abusing Around Twenty Women

The convicted osteopath sexually abused around twenty women, taking advantage of the trust his patients placed in him during treatments before and after childbirth. The 42-year prison sentence has been confirmed.

A Man Found Dead After His Car Fell into a Dry Irrigation Canal in Oria

A man died after his car fell into a dry irrigation canal in Oria. Authorities conducted the rescue of the body from the vehicle, confirming the death at the scene. The causes of the accident are under investigation.

Maria Sharapova analyzes a big difference between Alcaraz and Sinner: "Carlos does it often..."

Maria Sharapova highlights the difference in communication during matches between Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner, emphasizing that the Spaniard tends to interact more frequently with his coach compared to the Italian.

Machado Blames Maduro for US Military Deployment in the Caribbean: "He Was Offered to Withdraw and He Refused"

Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado holds Nicolás Maduro responsible for the US military deployment in the Caribbean, stating that he was offered to withdraw but refused. Machado asserts that it is time for Maduro to leave power.

The Pentagon Chief Warns That Bombings Against Drug Boats "Have Barely Begun"

The White House confirmed a second attack against survivors of a vessel with 11 crew members, while the Pentagon chief warns that bombings against drug boats are in their early stages.

Rebelo de Sousa is discharged after hernia surgery and postpones his visit to Spain until February

The Portuguese president underwent surgery for an incarcerated hernia on Monday night. After the operation, he was discharged from the hospital and decided to postpone his visit to Spain until February to recover properly.

Joan Laporta, deeply affected by the death of his former father-in-law and former president of Nissan Motor, Juan Echevarría Puig

Joan Laporta, president of FC Barcelona, has expressed his sorrow over the death of Juan Echevarría Puig, his former father-in-law and former president of Nissan Motor, who was also the grandfather of his children.

The construction of the new building of Escola Can Maiol in the Sants neighborhood will be ready for the 2028-2029 school year

The new building of Escola Can Maiol in Sants will expand the educational offerings for preschool, primary, and secondary levels, changing from a one-track school to a two-track institute and school. The construction will be completed for the 2028-2029 school year.

France fines American Express 1.5 million euros for violating 'cookie' policies

The CNIL fined American Express 1.5 million euros for collecting user data without their consent, violating French laws on cookie policies.

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

20AM offers the most relevant news to start your day well informed. It includes a summary of the main national and international events, updates on politics, economy, sports, and culture, as well as useful information to face the day with knowledge. Ideal for staying up to date with what’s happening and preparing for the day’s news.

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

The article offers practical advice to optimize your personal budget, including financial planning, expense control, and smart saving. It suggests setting clear goals, prioritizing needs, avoiding unnecessary expenses, and using digital tools to better manage money, with the aim of improving financial health and making the most of available resources.

Cinemanía: The Series and Movies You Can't Miss

The guide features key series and movies you shouldn't miss, highlighting recent releases and classics. It offers a variety of recommendations for all tastes and platforms, ensuring quality entertainment and unmissable new arrivals in cinema and television.

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

Stylist Alex Sestelo highlights the trending modern haircuts for women who proudly embrace their gray hair, ideal for this fall.

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

The series 'The Leftovers', starring Lena Headey and Gillian Anderson and created by the author of 'Sons of Anarchy', aims to become Netflix's new 'Yellowstone', standing out as a western focused on female characters.

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

The DGT laboratories grant numerous approvals to the same manufacturer and even to a single product under multiple brands, raising doubts about the regulation and business surrounding V16 beacons.

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

Experts from Fotocasa, FADEI, IDRA, Inviertis, and Trioteca analyze the housing crisis and agree that building more can help, but it is not the only solution. They highlight the importance of comprehensive policies that include regulation, investment in rehabilitation, and access to affordable housing to effectively resolve the problem.

The Five Ideal Christmas Destinations to Visit After 60 Years Old: Affordable and Uniquely Charming

Several European cities dress up for Christmas, offering traditional markets and a rich culture, ideal for travelers over 60 years old who are looking for affordable destinations with a special charm to enjoy the festive season.

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

Ryanair launched the Primer program aimed at 250,000 potential customers, but only managed to attract 55,000. Due to these low numbers and associated losses, the airline decided to suspend the discount program.

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

Two former Civil Guard officers patented the V16 Help Flash beacon nearly 10 years ago, the first connected luminous signal for vehicles on the market. This innovation has generated significant economic profits for them.

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

'Nuremberg' presents an intense confrontation between Hitler's right-hand man and his psychiatrist, played by Russell Crowe and Rami Malek. The story, set in the past, resonates strongly in the present, exploring themes of power, psychology, and justice.

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

Bilbao Metro Line 4, much anticipated by residents of the southern part of the city, will connect several neighborhoods in the area, improving mobility and accessibility. It is expected to start operating soon, facilitating transportation and promoting urban development in the zone.

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

The Ministry of Finance and Public Administration has released the salaries of Spanish mayors for 2024, allowing the public to know municipal wages and highlight who the highest-paid councilors in the country are.

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

This transport card offers tourists unlimited travel on Madrid's metro, buses, and commuter trains for just 10 euros, making it easy to explore the city economically without needing to buy a ticket for each trip.

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 large number of fines and causing inconvenience among drivers in the area.

Exxon to permanently shut one steam cracker in Singapore from March, sources say

ExxonMobil plans to permanently close one of its steam crackers in Singapore starting March, according to sources. The move is part of a strategic adjustment to reduce production capacity amid shifting market conditions. Details on the specific facility and future plans remain undisclosed.

How an oil pipeline battle shows the US gaining sway in Iraq

The dispute over an oil pipeline in Iraq highlights growing U.S. influence in the country’s energy sector. As factions compete for control, American involvement signals a strategic push to stabilize Iraq’s oil infrastructure and counter regional rivals, reinforcing Washington’s geopolitical interests in the Middle East.

Oil prices firm after Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil infrastructure, stalled peace talks

Oil prices steadied as Ukraine's attacks on Russian oil infrastructure raised supply concerns amid stalled peace talks between Russia and Ukraine. The strikes heightened tension and uncertainty in global energy markets, keeping prices elevated despite efforts to ease supply disruptions.

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Cuba reconnects grid, begins restoring power to Havana after partial collapse

Cuba has started restoring electricity to Havana after a partial collapse of its power grid caused widespread outages. Authorities are working to reconnect the affected areas and stabilize the system. Efforts focus on repairing infrastructure and managing the energy supply to prevent further blackouts as normal service gradually returns to the capital.

Oil settles slightly higher as Moscow peace talks fail to reach breakthrough

Oil prices edged up as peace talks in Moscow ended without a breakthrough. Market uncertainty persists amid ongoing conflict, keeping supply concerns and volatility in focus. Traders remain cautious, weighing geopolitical risks and potential impacts on energy markets.

Gold prices edge higher on weaker dollar ahead of Fed decision

Gold prices rose as the dollar weakened ahead of the Federal Reserve's decision on interest rates. Investors are cautious, awaiting clues on the Fed's policy direction amid mixed economic data. A softer dollar typically boosts gold’s appeal, supporting prices. Market participants anticipate the Fed's move, which will influence inflation and economic growth outlooks.

Oil prices rise as talks fail to achieve Ukraine peace deal

Oil prices increased following unsuccessful peace negotiations to resolve the Ukraine conflict. The failure to reach an agreement has heightened tensions, raising concerns about supply disruptions. Market uncertainty persists as geopolitical risks affect global energy markets, leading to a surge in crude oil prices.

Here’s how BofA expects copper prices to evolve in 2026

Bank of America forecasts a steady rise in copper prices throughout 2026, driven by growing demand in electric vehicles and renewable energy sectors. Supply constraints and geopolitical tensions are expected to tighten the market further, supporting higher prices. BofA advises investors to watch for policy changes and production developments influencing the copper supply-demand balance.

Hungary to challenge EU decision on phasing out Russian energy imports

Hungary plans to legally challenge the EU's decision to phase out Russian energy imports, arguing that it threatens its energy security. The country heavily relies on Russian gas and oil and is seeking exemptions or extensions to maintain supplies amid geopolitical tensions and economic concerns. Hungary's stance highlights divisions within the EU over energy dependence and sanctions on Russia.

Rio Tinto outlines plan to cut costs, raise productivity at strategy day

Rio Tinto presented a strategy focused on reducing costs and improving productivity. The company aims to optimize operations through innovation and efficiency measures, targeting sustained growth and stronger returns for shareholders amid challenging market conditions.

Japan stocks higher at close of trade; Nikkei 225 up 2.38%

Japan's stock market closed higher, with the Nikkei 225 rising 2.38%. Gains were driven by positive investor sentiment and strong performances in key sectors, reflecting optimism about economic recovery and corporate earnings. The broader market showed improved trading activity amid favorable global cues.

Rio Tinto upgrades copper output, slashes costs in sweeping restructure

Rio Tinto announced a major restructure aimed at boosting copper production and cutting costs. The company expects to increase output through operational improvements and asset optimizations, while implementing significant efficiency measures to reduce expenses. This strategic overhaul positions Rio Tinto to strengthen its market presence amid rising demand for copper.

Aurubis cash flow jumps 30% to three-year high, dividend rises despite profit drop

Aurubis reported a 30% increase in cash flow, reaching a three-year peak, despite a decline in overall profits. The company announced a higher dividend, reflecting confidence in its financial stability amid challenging market conditions. Operational performance improved, supporting strong liquidity and shareholder returns.

IKEA opens its farthest store from Sweden in New Zealand

IKEA has launched its most distant store from Sweden in New Zealand, expanding its global presence. The new location offers a range of furniture and home goods, bringing the brand’s affordable and stylish products to the New Zealand market for the first time. This move marks IKEA's continued growth in the Asia-Pacific region, aiming to cater to local tastes while maintaining its signature design and sustainability focus.

Check Point Software prices $1.75 billion convertible senior notes due 2030

Check Point Software Technologies has priced $1.75 billion of convertible senior notes due 2030. The offering aims to strengthen the company's financial position and support growth initiatives. The notes will bear interest and may be converted into shares, offering flexibility to both the company and investors. Proceeds from the issuance are expected to be used for general corporate purposes.

Barclays sees these factors emerging as Europe’s 2026 outperformers

Barclays identifies key factors set to drive outperformance in Europe in 2026, including innovation, sustainability initiatives, and digital transformation. Companies embracing these trends are expected to deliver stronger growth and resilience amid evolving market conditions. The bank highlights sectors like technology, green energy, and healthcare as likely beneficiaries of these emerging drivers.

Taiwan stocks higher at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted up 0.81%

Taiwan's stock market closed higher, with the Taiwan Weighted Index rising 0.81%. Gains were supported by positive investor sentiment and strength in key sectors, reflecting optimism about the economic outlook. Market participants reacted favorably to recent data and corporate earnings, boosting overall market confidence.

Coinbase reports issues with Polygon network transactions

Coinbase has identified problems affecting transactions on the Polygon network, causing delays and failures for users. The company is investigating the issue and working to restore normal operations promptly. Users are advised to monitor updates for progress and avoid initiating high-priority transactions until the problem is resolved.

Australia stocks higher at close of trade; S&P/ASX 200 up 0.27%

Australian stocks rose modestly, with the S&P/ASX 200 climbing 0.27% by market close. Gains were driven by increases in key sectors, reflecting investor optimism amid mixed global economic signals. Market sentiment remained cautiously positive as traders weighed domestic earnings reports and international developments.

UK new car market expected to dip 1% in November

The UK new car market is forecasted to decline by 1% in November due to ongoing supply chain challenges and economic uncertainties. Despite this slight dip, demand remains relatively stable as consumers await improved availability and pricing. Manufacturers continue efforts to resolve production issues impacting vehicle deliveries.

Thai consumer confidence hits 6-month high in November, survey shows

Thai consumer confidence rose to its highest level in six months in November, driven by optimism about the economy and improving income prospects. The survey indicated increased willingness among consumers to make major purchases, signaling positive expectations despite global economic uncertainties. This uptick reflects growing faith in domestic economic recovery efforts.

Australia's Household Spending Surges, Lifting Rate Hike Bets

Australia's household spending rose strongly, indicating robust consumer confidence and boosting expectations for upcoming interest rate hikes. The increase reflects higher retail purchases and services, signaling sustained economic momentum despite inflation concerns. This development has intensified speculation that the Reserve Bank of Australia may tighten monetary policy to curb inflationary pressures.

Australia trade balance grows less than expected in Oct as export growth slows

Australia's trade surplus in October increased but fell short of expectations due to slower export growth. While exports rose, the pace was weaker than anticipated, impacting overall trade balance improvements for the month.

US Census Bureau says implementing strategies to bring economic data releases back on track

The US Census Bureau announced efforts to address delays in economic data releases. By implementing new strategies and improving operational efficiencies, the bureau aims to restore timely delivery of key economic statistics, ensuring stakeholders receive accurate and prompt information for decision-making.

Nigeria approves fiscal plan proposing $37.7 billion 2026 budget

Nigeria’s government approved a fiscal plan for the 2026 budget, proposing expenditures of $37.7 billion. The plan focuses on boosting economic growth, infrastructure development, and social services while managing fiscal deficits. It aims to balance spending with revenue targets to sustain financial stability and support national priorities.

US private payrolls post largest drop in more than 2-1/2 years in November

US private payrolls fell by 150,000 in November, marking the largest decline in over two and a half years. This drop signals a cooling labor market as companies become cautious amid economic uncertainties and inflation concerns. The data suggests slower hiring momentum heading into year-end, reflecting broader economic challenges.

Euro zone business activity expands at fastest pace in 30 months in November, PMI shows

Euro zone business activity grew at its fastest rate in 30 months during November, driven by strong demand and improved conditions. The Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) indicated robust expansion in both manufacturing and services sectors, signaling economic resilience despite global uncertainties. This positive momentum suggests a recovery trajectory for the euro zone economy heading into year-end.

EIA Crude Oil Inventories Show Unexpected Increase, Indicate Weaker Demand

The latest EIA report revealed a surprising rise in crude oil inventories, suggesting weaker demand amid economic uncertainties. Analysts note that higher stockpiles may pressure oil prices, reflecting slowing industrial activity and cautious consumer behavior. The increase highlights challenges in the energy market as global supply remains steady but consumption declines.

US services little changed in November, but orders slow

US services activity showed little change in November, indicating a steady sector amid economic uncertainty. However, new orders slowed, signaling potential caution from businesses. This slowdown may reflect concerns over inflation and global economic challenges, affecting future growth prospects in the services industry.

Japan leads Asian markets after strong JGB sale

Japan's stock market advanced, leading Asian gains following a robust sale of Japanese Government Bonds (JGBs). The strong demand for JGBs boosted investor confidence, positively impacting equities and signaling optimism about Japan's economic outlook amid global market fluctuations.

India central bank to tolerate weaker rupee as inflows dry up, sources say

India's central bank plans to allow the rupee to weaken amid declining foreign inflows. To support economic stability, the Reserve Bank of India is likely to focus less on propping up the currency, accepting depreciation as external capital slows. This approach reflects an effort to balance currency management with maintaining monetary policy flexibility amid global financial challenges.

Analysis – Steering away from the Bentley: Chinese super-rich in Singapore turn to low-key luxury

Wealthy Chinese in Singapore are shifting from ostentatious displays like Bentleys to more discreet luxury items, favoring understated brands and experiences. This trend reflects a desire for privacy and subtlety amid scrutiny of conspicuous consumption. The move also aligns with broader shifts in China's social norms and regulatory environment, influencing how the super-rich express their status abroad.

Morning Bid: Day off for dollar debasement trade

The dollar debasement trade took a pause as markets showed limited movement. Investors awaited fresh cues amid subdued trading, reflecting cautious sentiment. Key economic data releases and central bank signals are anticipated to guide future currency dynamics.

** BOJ likely to raise rates in December, government to tolerate move, sources say

** The Bank of Japan is expected to raise interest rates in December, with the government prepared to accept this move. Sources indicate the decision aims to address inflation concerns while balancing economic growth. This potential rate hike marks a shift from the BOJ's prolonged accommodative policy, reflecting changing economic conditions.

BOJ’s Ueda flags uncertainty on how far rates can go up

Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda expressed uncertainty about how much interest rates can rise amid evolving economic conditions. He highlighted the challenges in forecasting inflation and wage trends, signaling a cautious approach to future monetary policy adjustments to support Japan’s economic recovery.

Dollar weak with rate-cut enthusiasm intact, euro at 7-week high

The US dollar weakened as optimism about potential interest rate cuts persists. Meanwhile, the euro rose to a seven-week high, supported by positive economic data and expectations of stable European Central Bank policies. Markets remain cautious amid mixed signals on global economic recovery, influencing currency fluctuations.

China should focus on economy not ‘territorial expansion’, Taiwan president says

Taiwan’s President urged China to prioritize economic development over territorial ambitions. She emphasized that focusing on internal growth would benefit the region, rather than escalating tensions through expansionist policies. The statement comes amid rising cross-strait disputes, highlighting Taiwan’s call for peaceful coexistence and stability in the area.

IMF’s Dan Katz makes first China visit after leaving Trump administration

Dan Katz, former Trump administration official, made his first visit to China since joining the IMF. The trip aims to strengthen financial cooperation and deepen economic ties between the IMF and China amid global economic challenges. Katz's visit highlights ongoing engagement despite geopolitical tensions, focusing on collaboration to support stability and growth in the international economic system.

China likely to chase 5% GDP growth in 2026 in bid to end deflation

China aims for a 5% GDP growth target in 2026 to combat persistent deflation and stimulate economic activity. Authorities plan to implement supportive fiscal and monetary policies to boost consumption and investment, seeking to stabilize prices and sustain long-term growth amid global uncertainties and domestic challenges.

Bitcoin price today: steadies near $93k after sharp rebound, Fed cut bets in focus

Bitcoin steadied near $93,000 following a sharp rebound, as investors weighed Federal Reserve interest rate cut expectations. Market attention remains on upcoming Fed signals, which could impact cryptocurrency valuations and broader market sentiment.

DoGeshBhai ($DGBhai): India’s Meme Power Arrives on Solana With Speed, Humor & Desi Crypto Energy

DoGeshBhai ($DGBhai), a new Indian meme cryptocurrency, launches on the Solana blockchain, combining fast transactions with humor and vibrant Desi culture. It aims to engage India’s growing crypto community by offering a unique blend of speed, entertainment, and local identity in the meme coin space.

Supra Unveils Hydrangea++, Challenging the Physical Ceiling on Blockchain Speed

Supra has introduced Hydrangea++, a breakthrough in blockchain technology aimed at drastically increasing transaction speeds. This new system challenges existing physical limitations by optimizing consensus mechanisms and network architecture, potentially transforming decentralized applications and financial services with quicker, more scalable blockchain operations.

Bitcoin price today: bounces back to $93k amid regulatory optimism, Fed cut hopes

Bitcoin surged to $93,000 as positive signals from regulators and expectations of a Federal Reserve interest rate cut boosted investor confidence. Market optimism around clearer crypto regulations and easing monetary policies helped reverse recent declines, driving increased trading volumes and renewed bullish sentiment in the cryptocurrency market.

KuMining Elevates Cloud Mining Ecosystem with Affiliate Program, Airdrop Integration, and Top 4 Dogecoin Hashrate Dominance

KuMining enhances its cloud mining platform by launching an affiliate program and integrating airdrops to engage users. It also achieves a top 4 position in Dogecoin hashrate dominance, strengthening its position in the crypto mining sector and offering improved benefits to its community.

EOS Falls 12% In Rout

EOS experienced a sharp 12% decline amid a broader market selloff affecting major cryptocurrencies. The drop reflects ongoing investor concerns and market volatility, impacting EOS's price and trading volume significantly.

Binance appoints co-founder Yi He as co-CEO alongside Richard Teng

Binance has named co-founder Yi He as co-CEO alongside Richard Teng. This leadership change aims to strengthen Binance's global expansion and operational efficiency. Yi He’s extensive experience in product development and user growth complements Teng’s regulatory and compliance expertise, positioning the company for continued growth amid evolving crypto market challenges.

Litecoin Climbs 10% In Bullish Trade

Litecoin's price surged by 10% amid bullish market activity, driven by increased investor interest and positive technical indicators. The cryptocurrency's upward momentum signals growing confidence, with analysts predicting further gains as trading volumes rise and market sentiment improves.

Forward Industries reports 6.9 million SOL holdings after treasury launch

Forward Industries announced it holds 6.9 million SOL tokens following the launch of its new treasury. This move reflects the company's strategic investment in the Solana ecosystem, aiming to leverage potential growth opportunities and diversify its asset base amid evolving market conditions.

Ethereum Climbs 10% As Investors Gain Confidence

Ethereum's price surged by 10% amid growing investor optimism. Positive market sentiment, along with advancements in blockchain technology and increased adoption of decentralized finance (DeFi) applications, are driving the rally. Analysts cite improved network scalability and upcoming protocol upgrades as key factors boosting confidence. This upward trend reflects renewed faith in Ethereum’s long-term potential.

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OpenAI's Altman Explored Rocket Company Acquisition to Rival SpaceX - Report

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman reportedly considered acquiring a rocket company to compete with SpaceX. This move aligns with his broader ambitions in the aerospace sector, aiming to expand beyond artificial intelligence and challenge Elon Musk's dominance in space exploration.

MDU Resources prices public offering of 10.1 million common shares

MDU Resources Group has priced a public offering of 10.1 million common shares. The funds raised will support the company’s growth initiatives and strengthen its financial position. The offering aims to capitalize on favorable market conditions to enhance shareholder value.

SEALSQ invests in quantum chip designer EeroQ

SEALSQ has invested in EeroQ, a company specializing in quantum chip technology. This investment aims to support EeroQ's development of advanced quantum chips, which are crucial for the future of quantum computing. The funding will help accelerate innovation and bring more efficient quantum solutions to market.

Check Point prices $1.75 billion convertible senior notes due 2030

Check Point Software Technologies has priced $1.75 billion in convertible senior notes due 2030. The offering aims to strengthen the company’s financial flexibility and support growth initiatives. Proceeds will be used for general corporate purposes, including potential acquisitions and debt refinancing. The notes carry a fixed conversion rate and interest payments until maturity in 2030.

UL Solutions prices secondary offering of 12.5 million shares at $78

UL Solutions announced a secondary offering of 12.5 million shares priced at $78 each. The move aims to raise capital, with proceeds potentially used for general corporate purposes. Existing shareholders are selling the shares, and the offering is expected to close shortly, subject to customary conditions.

Linkage Global closes $1 million PIPE financing at $1.45 per share

Linkage Global successfully secured $1 million through a private investment in public equity (PIPE) at $1.45 per share. The financing aims to support the company’s growth initiatives and enhance shareholder value by strengthening its capital base.

FDA approves Axogen's nerve repair scaffold under biologics license

The FDA has approved Axogen's Avance Nerve Graft, a nerve repair scaffold, under a biologics license. This approval recognizes its safety and efficacy for peripheral nerve reconstruction. The graft, made from donated human nerve tissue, offers an alternative to autografts, potentially improving recovery outcomes for patients with nerve injuries. This marks a significant advancement in regenerative medicine.

Cathie Wood's ARK sells Iridium, buys GeneDx and WeRide stock

Cathie Wood's ARK Invest sold its holdings in satellite communications company Iridium while increasing positions in GeneDx, a genetic testing firm, and WeRide, an autonomous vehicle startup. These moves reflect ARK’s focus on innovative technologies and growth sectors like genomics and autonomous driving. The reshuffling aligns with Wood’s strategy to invest in disruptive companies with long-term potential.

NovaBridge to present extended dosing data for cancer drug ragistomig

NovaBridge will reveal extended dosing data for its cancer drug ragistomig, showcasing its efficacy and safety over prolonged use. The data highlights improved patient outcomes and supports ongoing clinical trials, advancing ragistomig's potential as a viable treatment option in oncology.