News Summary - 12/07/2025

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Staff and tourists among 25 killed in Goa nightclub fire

A gas canister explosion is believed to have sparked a deadly fire at a popular Goa nightclub, resulting in 25 deaths, including staff and tourists. The blaze rapidly engulfed the venue, highlighting safety concerns in crowded nightlife spots.

Ukrainian city hit by 'massive' strike as peace talks in US conclude

Russia launched strikes on the Ukrainian city of Kremenchuk. At the same time, Russia's defense ministry reported shooting down 77 Ukrainian drones in various locations, coinciding with the end of peace talks in the US.

Death toll from devastating Indonesia floods passes 900

Heavy rains in Indonesia caused severe flooding, destroying over 100,000 homes and resulting in a death toll exceeding 900, marking a significant natural disaster in the region.

Hong Kong votes in election as city mourns deadly fire

Hong Kong holds its Legislative Council election, viewed as a crucial measure of public sentiment, amid the city's mourning over a recent deadly fire. The election reflects residents' reactions to current events and governance.

Deadly attack on kindergarten reported in Sudan

Drone strikes in South Kordofan, Sudan, on Thursday reportedly killed at least 50 people, causing significant casualties in the affected town.

'We've lost everything': Australia wildfire rips through homes

A wildfire north of Sydney severely damaged multiple homes in a coastal area. Residents expressed devastation as the fire rapidly spread, destroying property and forcing evacuations. Emergency services continue efforts to control the blaze amid challenging conditions.

Iran arrests marathon organisers over women not wearing hijab

Iranian authorities arrested organisers of a marathon after images of unveiled women participating in the race circulated online. The participants were seen competing without wearing the mandatory hijab, sparking a crackdown by officials enforcing strict dress codes.

Americans to get free entry to parks on Trump's birthday

The Trump administration announced that Americans will receive free entry to national parks on Trump's birthday. However, it is also withdrawing free entry previously offered on Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Juneteenth.

At least 11 killed in South Africa mass shooting

Gunmen attacked a hostel near Pretoria, killing 11 people, including a three-year-old child.

Bethlehem Christmas tree lights up for first time since start of Gaza war

After two years of cancellations, the public Christmas tree in Bethlehem, occupied West Bank, has been lit again for the first time since the Gaza war began, marking a return to festive celebrations in the city.

A new museum in Doha celebrates Indian art legend MF Husain

Lawh Wa Qalam museum in Doha honors the late Indian artist MF Husain, showcasing his vast and captivating body of work that has inspired art lovers globally.

Olympics flame arrives in Rome ahead of Winter Games

The Olympic flame for the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Games has arrived in Rome as the February event approaches, marking a key moment in preparations for the upcoming Olympics.

National Guardsman 'slowly healing' after being shot in Washington DC

Andrew Wolfe, 24, who was shot in Washington DC, is recovering slowly. He remains in acute care with a head wound and is expected to stay hospitalized for several more weeks, according to his family.

Deadly border fighting breaks out between Pakistan and Afghanistan

Overnight fighting erupted between Pakistan and Afghanistan along their border, with both sides accusing each other of initiating the clash and violating a fragile ceasefire established in October.

Legendary architect Frank Gehry dies aged 96

Renowned architect Frank Gehry, known for his distinctive jagged angles and innovative use of industrial materials, has passed away at 96. His groundbreaking designs have left a lasting impact on modern architecture.

North American leaders take stage together for the first time

At the World Cup draw, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum met former U.S. President Donald Trump for the first time. The leaders, along with a third party, briefly discussed trade during the event.

US Supreme Court agrees to hear case challenging birthright citizenship

The US Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case challenging birthright citizenship linked to Donald Trump's executive order, which had been previously dismissed by lower courts. The case could determine the future of citizenship rights for individuals born in the United States to non-citizen parents.

Five takeaways from the blockbuster Netflix-Warner Brothers deal

The Netflix-Warner Brothers merger is more than a business deal; it’s a dramatic shift in the entertainment industry. Key points include the blending of streaming power with major studio content, potential impacts on film distribution, competitive dynamics, content creation opportunities, and the evolving landscape of Hollywood media.

Meghan reaches out to estranged father after amputation reports, spokesman says

Thomas Markle, Meghan Markle's estranged father, is reportedly seriously ill in a hospital in the Philippines. Following reports of an amputation, Meghan has reached out to him, according to her spokesman.

US panel votes to end recommending hepatitis B vaccine for all newborns

Trump praised the decision to stop recommending the hepatitis B vaccine for all newborns as "very good" and has instructed the health department to explore further modifications to childhood vaccination guidelines.

Japan is facing a dementia crisis – can technology help?

Japan's aging population is increasing dementia cases, straining budgets and society. Researchers are exploring technological solutions to support care and alleviate this growing crisis.

Can you ban kids from social media? Australia is about to, but some teens are a step ahead

Australia’s new law banning social media use for kids is set to start this week. Critics argue the rule may be unenforceable and question its effectiveness, noting that some teens are already finding ways to bypass restrictions.

How the solar storms that cause the Northern Lights can wreak havoc on Earth

The aurora borealis creates beautiful night skies but is caused by solar storms that can disrupt Earth's systems. These storms can interfere with power grids, communication networks, and satellites, highlighting the hidden dangers behind the Northern Lights.

From leaning glass tower to golden fish sculpture - Frank Gehry's most iconic work

Frank Gehry, a leading figure in architecture, is renowned for his innovative and provocative designs. His iconic works include unique structures like a leaning glass tower and the golden fish sculpture, showcasing his creative impact on global architecture.

Single women risk rape and exploitation in search of a better life in Europe

Esther, fleeing abuse in Nigeria, encountered sexual violence during her journey to Europe. Many single women seeking better lives face heightened risks of rape and exploitation while migrating, highlighting the dangers they endure in pursuit of safety and opportunity.

Shoppers loved the 'fabric queen'. Then, order by order, her story fell apart

Designer Nerida Hansen has acknowledged disappointing customers who placed orders totaling thousands of dollars for textiles from her businesses, leading to growing dissatisfaction and concerns among buyers.

Lured by lucrative job offers and sent to fight for Russia - Kenyans want their sons back

Kenyan families report their sons were lured by attractive job offers but ended up conscripted to fight for Russia. Distressed relatives are now demanding the Kenyan government intervene and bring their young men safely home from the conflict.

What should you do if you dislike your friend's partner?

Former friends Chrishell Stause and Emma Hernan have clashed multiple times both on and off-camera during the Netflix reality show, highlighting the challenges and tensions that can arise in friendships when opinions about a partner differ.

Which European countries have mandatory or voluntary military service

The debate over mandatory military service has resurfaced amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, prompting several European nations to reconsider or reinforce their conscription policies.

'We've lost everything': Australia wildfire rips through homes

A wildfire tore through a coastal region north of Sydney, damaging multiple homes. Residents expressed devastation as the fire caused significant destruction to properties in the area. Emergency services continue to respond to the ongoing situation.

'I don't want to be part of this war machine': Young Germans protest against military service plans

Germany plans to introduce voluntary military service to strengthen national defense following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. However, many young Germans protest, expressing opposition to being part of what they call a "war machine."

Watch: Flames and Thick Smoke Engulf Plane in Brazil After Fire Breaks Out

A fire broke out on equipment at São Paulo airport, quickly spreading to engulf a nearby plane. The incident forced the evacuation of 169 passengers as flames and thick smoke surrounded the aircraft on the tarmac.

Moment officers wrangle 600lb alligator from Florida road

Seven deputies and a skilled trapper worked together to remove a 14-foot, 600-pound alligator from a Florida road. The massive reptile was safely captured and later released at an alligator farm.

Teen influencers on Australia's world-first social media ban

Australia will ban social media use for anyone under 16 starting December 10. The BBC interviewed two teenage content creators who shared their thoughts on how this unprecedented law could impact their daily lives and creative work.

Watch: Newly released video shows Jeffrey Epstein's private island home

Democrats released new materials obtained via subpoena from the US Virgin Islands, revealing footage and details about Jeffrey Epstein's private island residence.

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

Republican Matt Van Epps won Tennessee's special election, but his victory margin was less than half of President Trump's margin in the same district just over a year ago, signaling potential shifts in voter sentiment.

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 Russian President Vladimir Putin shows no willingness to compromise, indicating a continued hardline stance in negotiations.

Sánchez acknowledges the "mistake" in the Salazar case and points to the lack of staff to assist the victims

President Sánchez admits to a "mistake" in handling the Salazar case and states that the responsibility to bring it to the Prosecutor's Office lies with the victims. Additionally, he attributes the shortcomings in assistance to the lack of specialized personnel to support those affected.

Feijóo Blames Vox for "Playing Very Dangerous Games" by Not "Defending the Constitution" and Labels Junts as Sánchez's "Kleenex"

Feijóo indicated December 22 as a possible date to elect a new leadership for the PP in the Valencian Community. Additionally, he criticized Vox for not defending the Constitution and described Junts as Sánchez's "Kleenex," implying they serve to wipe away his interests.

Díaz pressures Sánchez to stop "speculation" with housing: "Article 47 of the Constitution prohibits it"

The vice president and leader of Sumar, Yolanda Díaz, urges the PSOE to intervene in the rental market to prevent real estate speculation and ensure compliance with Article 47 of the Constitution, which guarantees the right to decent housing.

Andalusian PSOE Women Mobilize Against Sexual Harassment: "Not One Assault Without a Response"

Around 300 women supported the manifesto promoted by the Equality Secretariat of the PSOE of Málaga, mobilizing against sexual harassment under the slogan "Not One Assault Without a Response."

Prison for the mother of the 4-year-old boy found dead on a beach in Almería and her partner

The mother and her partner of the 4-year-old boy found dead on a beach in Almería are being investigated for alleged murder and habitual abuse. Both have been placed in pretrial detention while the investigation continues.

Lucas's grandfather, the four-year-old boy murdered in Almería: "If my daughter is to blame, let her pay"

Lucas's grandfather calls for the full weight of the law to be applied against those responsible for the boy's murder, regardless of their family ties.

A woman dies after falling from the tenth floor in Madrid along with her two 3-year-old children, who are seriously injured

A woman died after falling from the tenth floor in Madrid along with her two 3-year-old children, who were seriously injured and taken to the hospital with a very serious prognosis.

This is Casa 47: requirements, prices, and how to apply for a home in the new public affordable rental company

Casa 47 is the new public housing company, created in accordance with Article 47 of the Spanish Constitution, which offers affordable rentals. It provides accessible homes with specific requirements and adjusted prices to facilitate access to housing. Interested parties can request information and complete procedures to access these housing options.

Constitution National Lottery Draw: Results and Prizes

The extraordinary National Lottery draw on December 6 offers 105 million euros in prizes. High participation is expected to celebrate the Constitution, with numerous prizes awarded in this special edition.

The National Lottery Constitution Draw Awards a Shower of Millions of Euros Across 11 Provinces

The Extraordinary Draw of the National Lottery has awarded the first prize to number 94703 and the second prize to 67096, distributing millions of euros among winners from 11 provinces.

Juan Roig (Mercadona) repeats his promise: one million euros to whoever breaks the world record at the Valencia Marathon

Juan Roig, president of Mercadona, reiterated his promise to award one million euros to whoever sets a new world record at the Valencia Marathon, which takes place on December 7.

Venezuela Raises Its Tone in Response to Trump's Military Deployment and Assures That Its Armed Forces Are Ready to Respond

The Defense Minister of Venezuela stated that the country is "more prepared than ever" to provide a "strong response" to any attack, in reaction to the military deployment ordered by Trump.

From Neighborhood Store to Package Pickup Point: "People Came in Not Even Knowing What a Haberdashery Was"

Package pickup points revitalize neighborhood stores by attracting new customers and preventing closures, although they increase the workload and wear on already weakened businesses.

Barça Strengthens Its Lead After Rout of Betis, Who Reacted Too Late

Barça defeated Betis 5-3 at La Cartuja, solidifying their position as leaders. Despite a late reaction from Betis with goals in the final minutes, the Blaugrana team managed to maintain their advantage and secure the three points in an intense and offensive match.

Pedro Sánchez reveals his Spotify Wrapped with his favorite song and his musical age: "Wow... I’m doing pretty well"

President Pedro Sánchez shares his annual Spotify music summary, revealing his favorite song and his musical age, expressing surprise and satisfaction with his tastes.

The retirement age will rise again in 2026, the final transition year to reach 67

The standard retirement age has been gradually increasing since 2013, and in 2026 there will be a new increase, the last step before reaching 67 years in 2027.

Alcorcón Police Inspect a Bar with Hygienic Deficiencies: "Those croquettes have particles from 40 years ago"

The Alcorcón Police inspected a bar that violated basic hygiene and food safety regulations, highlighting the presence of old particles in the croquettes, which reveals serious deficiencies in the establishment.

Gonzalo Bernardos, economist, on the problem of squatting: "Portugal shows the way to end it"

Gonzalo Bernardos proposes toughening penalties for squatters and that the Justice system act more quickly to return homes to their owners, pointing to Portugal as an effective model to combat this problem.

This is what Valgrande will be like, the new neighborhood of Alcobendas with 6,800 homes just steps from Madrid

Alcobendas has approved the plan to build Valgrande, a new neighborhood with 6,800 homes near Madrid, after years of complications in its processing.

"Your daughter killed my daughter": clash of accusations between the parents of the two girls who died in Jaén

Rosmed's mother spoke for the first time to give her account of the events and respond to the comments from Sharit's family, amid a confrontation between the two families following the deaths of the two girls in Jaén.

Salvador Illa announces an audit of several laboratories due to the possible outbreak of the swine fever virus in Catalonia

The president of the Generalitat, Salvador Illa, announced an audit of several laboratories in Catalonia due to the possible outbreak of the swine fever virus. He indicated that the centers involved "are no more than five," with the aim of investigating and controlling the situation to prevent an outbreak.

Sunday, December 7 marked by dense fog and strong winds: these are the provinces on alert

Aemet forecasts an anticyclone over most of the Peninsula and the Balearic Islands for Sunday, December 7, with mostly cloudy skies. Dense fog and strong winds are expected, prompting alerts in several provinces.

The simple homemade trick to prevent your car from being stolen: cheap and effective against thieves

In 2024, Spain recorded 33,061 vehicle thefts, according to the Ministry of the Interior. This simple and inexpensive homemade trick can help prevent your car from being stolen, offering an effective solution against thieves.

Supermarket hours on Monday, December 8: these stores will be open during the Constitution Day holiday

On December 6 and 8, supermarkets such as Mercadona, Carrefour, Día, and Lidl may change their usual hours due to the Constitution Day and Immaculate Conception holiday.

Jefferson Fisher, lawyer, reveals two words often used by people who lie the most

Jefferson Fisher, lawyer and communication expert, reveals that people who frequently lie tend to use two specific words in absolute statements, which can be a clue to detecting falsehoods.

Hundreds of Venezuelans Support María Corina Machado from Madrid Just Days Before the Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony

Leopoldo López highlighted that Venezuelans who yearn for democracy and freedom see themselves reflected in the recognition received by María Corina Machado, supporting her from Madrid ahead of the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony.

The Corner of Aragón Where the Origin of Garnacha Is Found

The Campo de Borja DO launches the campaign "The Origin of Garnacha" to promote this emblematic grape variety grown in the region, highlighting its tradition and quality as a distinctive hallmark of Aragonese wines.

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

Chris Martin made a witty comment about the incident in which Andy Byron, CEO of Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, HR director, were caught being unfaithful to their partners during a 'kisscam,' suggesting that in difficult situations, one should make the most of them.

Sydney Sweeney and Amanda Seyfried Take the Internet by Storm with Their Most Viral Video: 'Mamma Mia!' as a Couple

Sydney Sweeney and Amanda Seyfried, friends and mutual admirers, star in 'The Maid,' an adaptation of Freida McFadden's bestseller directed by Paul Feig, which premieres in theaters on January 1st.

Asparagus could improve your dog's health and prevent veterinary visits, according to dog training experts

Asparagus, being a fresh food, can benefit dogs' digestive health, contributing to their overall well-being and helping to prevent visits to the veterinarian.

Amelia Bono, Raphael's former daughter-in-law, introduces her new boyfriend: "Grateful to feel so happy"

Amelia Bono, daughter of former politician José Bono, has shared images of her new boyfriend in New York, describing him as "a special person in my life" and expressing her happiness.

Jorge Javier Vázquez recalls the effects of his cosmetic touch-ups: high blood pressure, terrible pain, facial disfigurement…

Jorge Javier Vázquez shared that his cosmetic touch-ups were a frightening and uncertain experience, with side effects such as high blood pressure, intense pain, and temporary disfigurement. Despite the complications, months later he feels well and does not regret having undergone the surgeries.

Sergio Beguería, the 24-year-old who claims to earn more than 100,000 euros a month: "If you can capture attention, you are gold"

Sergio Beguería, 24 years old from Zaragoza, is a successful digital entrepreneur who claims to earn more than 100,000 euros a month. He emphasizes the importance of capturing attention in the online sphere to generate income and turn that skill into a valuable asset.

Four second-tier winners of La Primitiva win 50,000 euros each and the jackpot rises to 55.5 million

Four second-tier participants matched numbers in Saturday's La Primitiva draw, each winning 50,000 euros. There were no first-tier or special category winners. The jackpot for the next draw increases to 55.5 million euros.

ACS will expand Perth Airport in Australia for 567 million euros

ACS's subsidiary, CPB Contractors, together with the local construction company BMD Group, will collaborate again to build the third runway at Perth Airport, in a project valued at 567 million euros.

Why Netflix's Acquisition of Warner Bros. Has Hollywood Shaking: "It Could Destroy the Market"

Netflix has established itself as the leading candidate over Paramount Skydance to acquire Warner Bros., raising concerns in Hollywood about the impact this consolidation could have on the market and competition.

Carmen Lomana, about her favorite cream: "It's great because it works for everything"

Carmen Lomana highlights her favorite cream for being versatile, using it to nourish hands, elbows, knees, lips, and even to prevent stretch marks.

Sonia Díaz Rois, anger management expert: "We don’t get angry because of what happens outside, but because of what moves inside"

Sonia Díaz Rois explains that anger does not depend solely on character, but arises from unknown internal emotions. Many intense reactions come from internal aspects that we need to understand in order to better manage anger.

This is what happens when you ask ChatGPT for the Christmas Lottery’s winning number

When asking ChatGPT about the winning number of the 2025 Christmas Lottery, the AI was unable to provide an accurate or real answer, demonstrating that it should not be trusted for predictions of future draws.

A pilot reveals the origin of the uniform they wear to fly: "The idea is to convey confidence"

Commander Savina Paul explained on TikTok the origin of the pilot uniform, highlighting that its design aims to convey confidence and professionalism to passengers during the flight.

The Lentil and Vegetable Recipe That José Andrés Continues to Make for His Family

The Spanish chef José Andrés prefers to use pardina lentils, Spanish smoked paprika, and a final touch of sherry vinegar in his lentil and vegetable recipe, a dish he continues to prepare for his family.

The DGT proposes a grace period for the V16 beacon: "Officers will be flexible"

The DGT, led by Pere Navarro, aims to establish the use of the V16 beacon as an emergency signaling system. To facilitate its implementation, officers will offer a grace period and apply flexibility during the initial phase.

The insides of the UGVs, the ground drones that are saving Ukrainian soldiers 'pocketed' by Russia in Mirnogrado

The UGV ground drones, previously used only for transporting supplies and evacuating the wounded, now also function as bombs and reconnaissance tools, helping Ukrainian soldiers trapped by Russian forces in Mirnogrado.

The Salazar Case: X-ray of a Scandal That Hits the PSOE Amid the Extremadura Campaign as Internal Criticism Grows

The former advisor, soon to be appointed deputy to the Secretariat of Organization, resigned from all his positions following the release of offensive messages against women, sparking a scandal that affects the PSOE during the electoral campaign in Extremadura and generates internal criticism.

The Four Neighborhoods in Madrid to Buy Housing with the Highest Potential for Appreciation in 2026

Housing in Madrid has reached historic prices, with the fastest growth in Europe in sales. This highlights four neighborhoods as the most promising for investment, anticipating a high potential for appreciation by 2026.

The 'New York Times' dedicates an article to Spain's withdrawal from Eurovision: "The boycotts have plunged the festival into a crisis"

The 'New York Times' highlights that Spain, along with Ireland, is leading the boycott of Eurovision in protest of the Israeli military incursion into Gaza, causing a crisis in the festival.

Dvalishvili, good friend of Topuria, reassures his fans: "He will surely fix these problems and come back even stronger"

The bantamweight champion expressed his support for Aleksandre Topuria, assuring his followers that he will overcome his current difficulties and return stronger.

"Dear Wise Men, this year I want an olive tree": this is the campaign of a town in Teruel to fight depopulation

The Christmas campaign by Apadrinaunolivo.org aims to combat depopulation and revitalize Oliete, a town in Teruel, by promoting the symbolic adoption of olive trees to revive rural life.

Keys to the Inheritance Tax: procedures, how much needs to be paid, can it be paid with the deceased’s money...

Inheritance Tax must be settled by the heirs within six months following the death. It is a mandatory tax whose payment and administration are fundamental in the inheritance process.

The Christmas bonus that can get us out of a tight spot: "It’s an opportunity to increase savings"

Salaried workers receive a Christmas bonus each year that can be an opportunity to overcome financial difficulties or to increase savings, thus improving their economic stability.

What Electric Vampires Are and How to Identify These Devices That Silently 'Suck' Your Money

Electric vampires are devices that consume energy even when turned off, increasing your electricity bill without you noticing. Identifying and unplugging them is key to avoiding unnecessary expenses and saving money in the long run.

Three Little-Known Ski Resorts to Discover: Among the Cheapest in Spain

Spain has several lesser-known ski resorts that offer good slopes and lower prices than popular ones like Baqueira-Beret, ideal for those looking for affordable and peaceful skiing options.

The two municipalities where the price of used housing has decreased the most: it is 21% cheaper than a year ago

Although the price of used housing in Spain has risen by 15.7%, in two municipalities in Andalusia and Extremadura it has fallen by 21% compared to last year.

From Margherita Pizza to Ham Ruffles: The Nougats with the Most Original Flavors You Must Try This Christmas

Forget traditional nougats and dare to try varieties with original flavors like margherita pizza or ham ruffles, perfect to surprise this Christmas.

Confirmed by lawyers: Can you be fired for causing trouble at the company Christmas party?

Excessive comments, heavy pranks, or physical or psychological aggression during the company Christmas party can justify dismissal according to lawyers.

The Portuguese Village That Becomes an Eco-Friendly 'Christmas Village': 170 Inhabitants and Fairy Tale Decorations

Located two hours from the Spanish border, this medieval village in a natural park in Portugal transforms every Christmas into an eco-friendly 'Christmas Village,' with magical decorations that attract visitors, preserving traditions and respect for the environment.

This is the Advent calendar that is changing sex education

An Advent calendar designed to educate about consent at any age is revolutionizing the way families approach sex education, facilitating open and respectful conversations.

Tricks for the Secret Santa Draw: From Using Artificial Intelligence to Using WhatsApp

Technology makes the Secret Santa draw easier through apps and artificial intelligence, offering innovative and fun methods, such as using WhatsApp, to organize the game quickly and entertainingly.

This is Pablo Urdangarin, the most popular grandson of Juan Carlos I, on his 25th birthday: professional athlete and boyfriend of a future doctor

Pablo Urdangarin, the second son of Infanta Cristina and Iñaki Urdangarin, turns 25. He is a professional handball player, like his father, and lives in Barcelona, his hometown. Additionally, he is in a relationship with his girlfriend, who is studying medicine.

Xabier Fortes on Spain's boycott of Eurovision: "I couldn't be prouder"

Xabier Fortes supports Spain's decision not to attend the upcoming Eurovision Song Contest due to the inclusion of Israel, expressing pride in this stance.

Serrat receives an honorary doctorate in Mexico: "In songs there are healing effects like in scientific discoveries"

Catalan singer Joan Manuel Serrat received an honorary doctorate in Mexico, highlighting his deep connection and "chain" of love with the country, where he went into exile in the 1970s. Serrat compared the healing power of songs to scientific discoveries, emphasizing the cultural and emotional importance of music.

Kallas, High Representative of the EU for Foreign Affairs, Responds to Trump's Criticism of Europe: "Some of Them Are True"

Kallas acknowledges that some of Trump's criticisms of Europe are valid, noting that Europe has underestimated its influence and power vis-à-vis Russia, which has affected its international standing.

The shortage of workers and materials creates the perfect storm for endless renovations: "You better have money"

More than half of companies delay projects due to the shortage of skilled workers in masonry, plumbing, and electricity, with 70% of job offers remaining unfilled after a month. This situation, along with the lack of materials, prolongs renovations and increases costs, making it difficult to complete works on time.

The street shares opinions on Spain's withdrawal from Eurovision: "It's a particular situation, but it could have happened earlier or later"

Citizens share their views on Spain's decision not to participate in Eurovision 2024 due to Israel's presence, considering it a particular situation that could have occurred at another time.

Anxiety Among Venezuelans Over Trump's Military Deployment in the Caribbean: "May What Happens Be Peaceful and Unite Our Homeland"

A resident of Caracas believes that success in Venezuela depends on the departure of all leaders, not just Maduro, recalling the succession after Fidel Castro's death. She expresses concern about the US threats and hopes that any action will take place peacefully and promote national unity.

Welcome, Charo

Labels are unfair and only seem to work when they cause harm or affect people's pride.

Eating Without Cooking

The current trend is to stop cooking at home, opting for products that go directly from the supermarket to the table, making meals easier without the need to prepare food from scratch.

Soto del Real, Module 13

Module 13 has marked the history of Spain, placing Soto del Real on the country's historical map, whether by approval or not.

Spain Withdraws from Eurovision Following Confirmation of Israel’s Participation

Spain has decided to withdraw from the Eurovision Song Contest after it was confirmed that Israel will participate in this year’s edition. This decision has sparked various reactions and ends Spain’s presence in the contest, motivated by political reasons related to the participation of the Israeli country.

Elongation of Mercury: What Time This Phenomenon Will Occur and How to See It on the Morning of December 7

During the Constitution Day long weekend, the astronomical phenomenon of Mercury's elongation can be observed, visible to the naked eye from Spain on the morning of December 7.

Who is Mariana Enríquez, the writer who has Rosalía obsessed

Rosalía shared a photo of the book she is reading, a collection of stories by Argentine author Mariana Enríquez, showing her interest in the writer.

Up to 22% of jobs in Spain are exposed to AI, according to a study

A study reveals that up to 22% of jobs in Spain are exposed to artificial intelligence, with Madrid and Barcelona being the most affected cities.

The Relationship Between Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo That Never Existed

The supposed romantic relationship between Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo arose from an invented term and the interpretation of their knowing gestures, becoming a digital phenomenon based on a friendship that was never real.

New Health Setback for María José Campanario: She Will Have to Undergo Surgery for the Second Time in a Short Period

María José Campanario, wife of bullfighter Jesulín de Ubrique, was recently operated on for a shoulder and now will have to undergo a second surgery on the other one, facing a new setback in her health.

José Pablo López, president of RTVE: "Not even the best makeup can fix what's going on with Eurovision"

José Pablo López, president of RTVE, criticizes the EBU for including new countries with economic problems in Eurovision, which has caused discontent after Spain's withdrawal. He believes that increasing the number of participants does not solve the contest's problems.

Jesús Vázquez, Javier Ambrossi, Inés Hernand, and Lalachus will present Benidorm Fest 2026

Jesús Vázquez, Javier Ambrossi, Inés Hernand, and Lalachus have been announced as the hosts for Benidorm Fest 2026, bringing together prominent personalities to lead the popular Spanish music competition.

Carmen Borrego: "Alejandra's son's birthday thing seems nonsense to me, I am worried about my son and he is nervous"

Carmen Borrego states that she has no problem whatsoever with her niece and highlights that she is at the best moment of her life, enjoying time with her son and her grandson.

Pantomima Full laughs at motivational talks: "They say it with such grace that it doesn't seem like a threat"

Pantomima Full satirizes motivational talks, highlighting how speakers use humor to deliver messages that feel more like veiled threats than encouragements. Their witty critique points out the ironic tone that makes such talks amusing yet subtly intimidating.

Kiko Hernández explains his role in 'The House of the Twins 2': "I'm the boss there"

Kiko Hernández spoke live on 'No somos nadie' to provide details about his role in 'The House of the Twins 2', stating that he has a leading role in the show.

Esperanza Aguirre calls on "four loyal PSOE deputies" for the no-confidence motion, but denies encouraging party-switching

Esperanza Aguirre asks four PSOE deputies to support the no-confidence motion, emphasizing that "the seat belongs to the person, not the party," although she rejects promoting party-switching.

Pedro Ruiz reveals on 'La Revuelta' that he doesn't pay with credit card: "There are always 1,500 euros at home"

Pedro Ruiz confessed on 'La Revuelta' that he avoids using credit cards, as he believes that by using them, personal data is given away for free. He prefers to use cash and always keeps 1,500 euros at home for his expenses.

Ana Rosa criticizes RTVE's decision not to participate in Eurovision: "It's turning a quirky festival into politics"

Ana Rosa questions RTVE's absence from Eurovision, describing it as politicizing a cultural event. Meanwhile, Bibiana Fernández stirred controversy by stating that "Germany is on the wrong side of History for the second time," which led to a tense exchange with the presenter.

Valeria Vegas' Circus at the 'Tan Folclóricas' Presentation

The presentation of 'Tan Folclóricas' was an event full of anecdotes and memorable moments thanks to Valeria Vegas' charisma, which turned the occasion into a true spectacle filled with curiosities and personal experiences.

Kate and William attend the traditional Christmas concert with their children, featuring actress Kate Winslet

The Princess of Wales founded a carol festival in 2021 that she has attended every year, even during her cancer treatment. In this edition, Kate and William attended with their children, with a special appearance by actress Kate Winslet.

Cancer Strikes Carlos of England’s Family Again: His Goddaughter, India Hicks, Announces She Has the Disease

India Hicks, goddaughter of King Charles of England and mother of five children, has announced that she has cancer. This news strikes the royal family once more, facing a tough personal battle as she fights the illness.

Marcela Iglesias, the 'Human Barbie' who injects her son's blood to remain 'eternally' young

Marcela Iglesias claims that family compatibility is essential in her rejuvenation method, which involves injecting her son's blood to stay young.

This is Isaac (John Franklin) today, the sinister leader of 'Children of the Corn', 40 years later

John Franklin, who played Isaac in the Stephen King adaptation, left the film industry years later and devoted himself to teaching.

Meghan Markle contacts her father, gravely ill, seven years after breaking off contact

Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex, reached out to her father after seven years without communication upon learning about his serious medical issues through the press.

The Juiciest Anecdotes About Juan Carlos: He Threw the Mashed Potatoes, Inspected Troops in Underwear, Had a Chimpanzee...

The book 'Reconciliation' reveals details about the personal and professional life of Juan Carlos, highlighted as the architect of Spain's Transition, sharing curious and little-known anecdotes about his character and everyday moments.

Cayetano Rivera caught with another woman: "She is not Spanish and is 40 years old"

Cayetano Rivera was seen accompanied by another woman with whom he showed complicity and good understanding. According to Leticia Requejo on 'El tiempo justo', there is "chemistry" between them. The woman is not Spanish and is 40 years old.

Ana Iglesias, from 'A Family Madness', becomes mother to her tenth daughter: "It was worth it"

Ana Iglesias, known from 'A Family Madness', has announced the birth of her tenth daughter. The influencer shared the news with her followers, expressing that the arrival of her new baby was totally worth it.

Terelu reveals why she wasn’t at the celebration of her grandson Carlo’s first birthday: “This fuss over a baby is amazing”

Terelu explained why she did not attend the party for her grandson Carlo’s first birthday, the son of her daughter Alejandra and Carlo Costanzia Flores, born on December 5, 2024. She commented on the surprising commotion caused around the celebration of a baby.

The route you can include in your running training while exploring Santa Cruz de Tenerife

This video proposes a sightseeing route to explore Santa Cruz de Tenerife by running or walking, ideal for avoiding the bustle of rush hours. The route includes several key points in the city and ends in a place where you can connect with nature and calm, showcasing the combination of urban life and tranquility that the capital offers.

Two New White Lion Cubs in Venezuela, a Species with Only 120 Specimens

Two white lion cubs were born at the Las Delicias Zoo in Venezuela. This rare species has only 120 specimens worldwide. One cub is being fed by its mother, while the other is receiving veterinary care. They will remain under supervision for a month before being presented to the public.

Three Centuries of Luxury in Florence: The Pitti Palace Reveals Unseen Treasures of the Medici and Savoy

The Pitti Palace in Florence exhibits for the first time sixteen previously unseen pieces of furniture from the Medici, Lorraine, and Savoy dynasties. The exhibition spans objects from the 17th to the 19th century, including ceremonial armchairs, Sèvres porcelain, and exotic Chinese pieces, reflecting the luxury and artisanal creativity of three centuries of history in the Italian courts.

Max Verstappen takes pole and puts pressure on Lando Norris in a great qualifying by Alonso in Abu Dhabi

Max Verstappen secured a brilliant pole position in Abu Dhabi, putting direct pressure on the World Championship leader, Lando Norris, ahead of the decisive race on Sunday. Alonso stood out with a great qualifying performance.

The F1 World Championship Calculations... with Three Possible Champions: What Do Norris, Verstappen, and Piastri Have to Do in Abu Dhabi?

Max Verstappen won the Qatar GP, setting up an exciting title fight in Abu Dhabi with three drivers still in contention: Norris, Verstappen, and Piastri, each of whom must achieve specific goals to become champion.

Athletic Punishes a Determined Atlético de Madrid: Berenger Gives the Lions Three Points

Athletic Club won 1-0 against Atlético de Madrid at San Mamés thanks to a goal by Berenger in the 85th minute. Despite the pressure and a good opportunity from Atlético, the Lions managed to maintain the lead and secure three important points at home.

Spain's schedules in the 2026 World Cup, better than expected: only one match at dawn

FIFA revealed the official schedule for the 2026 World Cup in the USA, Canada, and Mexico. Spain will have favorable match times, with only one game scheduled in the early morning hours, exceeding expectations for its fans.

Joe Rogan supports Topuria against the UFC and harshly criticizes Georgina Uzcategui: "These people try to steal your soul"

American journalist Joe Rogan has shown his support for Movsar Topuria in his conflict with the UFC, harshly criticizing Georgina Uzcategui and denouncing practices he considers abusive within the organization.

José Ángel Preciados, CEO of ILUNION Hotels: "If you don't like our model, you have no heart"

ILUNION Hotels, part of Grupo Social ONCE, employs a workforce with 55% of staff being people with disabilities or at risk of social exclusion, highlighting its inclusive business model focused on social integration.

People with Autism Star in the New Solidarity Calendar of the Civil Guard

People with autism of various ages and support levels appear month by month in the Civil Guard’s solidarity calendar, accompanied by members of their units, promoting inclusion and visibility.

Senate Calls for Compensation of 30,000 Euros for Women with Disabilities Who Are Victims of Forced Sterilization

In the Senate, a compensation of 30,000 euros is being requested for women with disabilities who were victims of forced sterilizations, a practice allowed without their consent for more than thirty years.

Paralympic champion Susana Rodríguez calls for Olympic medal prizes to be tax-exempt

Blind triathlete Susana Rodríguez was recognized by the High Council for Sports for her successful career. In her speech, she requested that monetary prizes for Olympic and Paralympic medals be exempt from taxes, arguing that this would encourage athletes and better value their achievements. Her request aims to equalize the tax treatment between both types of competitions.

From Telefónica to Iberdrola, the big dividends to close and start the new year strongly

The market accelerates in December, with investors looking for the last opportunities before the end of the year. Companies like Telefónica and Iberdrola stand out for offering large dividends, helping to close 2023 strongly and start 2024 on the right foot.

Consumer Credit Rises in October to Levels Before the 2008 Crisis Due to Improved Expectations and Employment Growth

The granting of loans for durable consumer goods and services increases by 22%, reaching 4.4 billion in October, a level not seen since November 2007, driven by better economic expectations and rising employment.

This is How the Price of Advent Calendars Has Risen Over Recent Christmases

Advent calendars, a December tradition, have experienced a price increase in recent years, becoming especially more expensive during the month of December.

José Elías, businessman: "I come from China damn worried, now I understand why we are in ruin"

José Elías expresses his concern after returning from China, pointing out that although it is said that Mexico is at its best moment, he perceives that the country is in crisis and economic ruin.

The number of households receiving the IMV grows by 18%, reaching a total of 2.4 million beneficiary individuals

In November, the number of IMV benefits increased by 120,214 compared to the previous year, totaling 2.4 million beneficiaries and 378,838 new people receiving this aid.

The investments by livestock farmers that swine fever could thwart: 'shielding' your farm at the cost of an apartment in Barcelona

The reappearance of swine fever threatens the large biosecurity investments made by livestock farmers, between 135,000 and 240,000 euros per farm, equivalent to the cost of an apartment in Barcelona, made to protect their operations.

The Women Who Accused Eduard Cortés of Sexual Abuse Call for a Boycott of Movistar Plus+ Over His New Series

Women who accuse Eduard Cortés of sexual abuse are calling for a boycott of Movistar Plus+ following the unpublicized premiere of 'Terra Alta,' a series based on the novel by Javier Cercas, whose release was postponed in 2024 due to the scandal.

We now know when and how the 'Peaky Blinders' movie will be released: the return of Tommy Shelby

Cillian Murphy will reprise his role as Tommy Shelby in a movie produced by Netflix, which will be released after the series finale in 2022.

Russell Crowe will be able to get some closure thanks to Henry Cavill in this remake of an eighties classic

Russell Crowe will co-star in the remake of 'The Immortals', an opportunity that will allow him to settle a personal debt related to his experience filming 'Gladiator'.

The Teacher from 'Stranger Things 5': Why This Character Is More Important Than You Think

Miss Harris, Derek and Holly's teacher, is a crucial character in 'Stranger Things 5' and holds a special significance for the Duffer brothers, the creators of the series.

The Ridley Scott Movie That Tarantino Names the Best of the 21st Century: "It Doesn’t Lose Intensity for More Than 2 Hours"

Quentin Tarantino highlights a Ridley Scott movie as the best of the 21st century, praising its constant intensity for over two hours. The director shares his favorite films from the last quarter century, excluding his own.

The new generation of chips and AI models from Amazon take a leap in software development

AWS presented at re:Invent 2025 its new autonomous artificial intelligence, the Nova 2 models, and the Trainium3 chip, which aim to enhance the development and performance of AI applications.

Google Photos adds a new feature to edit faces like a professional: here’s how you can use it

Google Photos introduces the 'Touch Up' feature, which allows adjusting the intensity of effects applied to faces using a slider, enabling more precise and professional edits.

If you have an Android phone, this interests you: a new feature will prevent phone scams

Google has implemented a new feature in Android to protect users from phone fraud, especially calls that pretend to be from banks, enhancing security against scams.

Google Maps Can Alert You About Fixed and Mobile Speed Cameras to Avoid Fines if You Travel This Holiday Weekend

Google Maps offers a feature that alerts users about fixed and mobile speed cameras, helping drivers avoid fines. This tool is especially useful during days with high road traffic, such as holiday long weekends.

LG launches StanbyME 2: a portable smart TV with AI, long-lasting battery, and over 300 free channels

LG introduces StanbyME 2, a portable smart TV that retains the essence of the original model but introduces improvements that make it more versatile, including artificial intelligence, long-lasting battery, and access to over 300 free channels.

The Christmas Month Begins: The Best Plans to Celebrate the Most Beautiful Time of the Year Alone, with Friends, or as a Couple

December arrives, the perfect month to enjoy unique experiences and special reunions. Whether alone, with friends, or as a couple, there are ideal plans to celebrate Christmas and make the most of this very special time of the year.

Sports Dressed in Luxury: How Major Exclusive Brands Are Betting on Female Athletes

Luxury brands are increasing their sponsorships of female athletes in sports such as tennis, skiing, sailing, and soccer, reflecting a growing commitment to female talent across various sporting disciplines.

This is the surprising Pantone color that will 'dye' 2026

Pantone has chosen a color that is neither cold nor warm, standing out for its elegance and versatility. This shade will be a trend in 2026, accompanying us in various areas thanks to its balance and timeless style.

Lola Índigo dresses as a Bratz doll in Madrid, with leopard print and studs, to present her doll

Lola Índigo presented her first Bratz doll in Madrid, wearing a bold look with leopard print and studs, reflecting her personal style.

Montse Prados, Endocrinologist, on Skin Aging: "Sugar Hardens Collagen and Promotes Wrinkles"

Endocrinologist Montse Prados explains that diet influences skin aging, highlighting that sugar consumption hardens collagen and promotes the formation of wrinkles.

This Is What Zara's 'Infinite Legs' Style Pants Are Like and Why All Fashion Experts Have Them

Zara offers a style of pants that flatters the figure and visually elongates the legs, becoming a must-have for fashion experts due to its flattering effect.

Victoria Federica: "I didn't used to be a good eater or enjoy elaborate dishes, but I'm training my palate quite a bit"

Victoria Federica, daughter of Infanta Elena, confessed on 'MasterChef Celebrity' that she didn't used to enjoy elaborate food nor was she a great eater, but now she is educating and expanding her palate, showing an evolution towards more of a foodie personality.

If You’re Going to Bring a Ham Home for Christmas, Learn to Recognize Its Parts and Make the Most of Them

Knowing the parts of the ham is key to making the most of its meat. It’s not just about thin slices; each area offers different amounts and types of meat, ideal for various cuts and recipes that enhance its flavor and texture.

The Perfect Low-Calorie Dinner for Autumn: With 5 Ingredients and in Ten Minutes

This low-calorie dinner recipe is ideal for autumn, prepared in just ten minutes with five ingredients and contains no carbohydrates.

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

Kentya, located in the Salamanca neighborhood in Madrid, is the preferred restaurant of numerous celebrities such as Esther Expósito and Pedro Piqueras to enjoy rice dishes, establishing itself as an exclusive gastronomic venue in the city.

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

Chef Luciano Mazzetti explains how to identify the doneness of meat by using the textures of the chin, lip, and nose as tactile references to assess its firmness and juiciness.

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

Sherry mushroom and date skewers are a simple, affordable, and delicious starter, ideal for Christmas gatherings. Their easy preparation allows you to surprise guests with a tasty and festive dish that combines sweet and savory flavors, perfect for the Christmas table.

One of the Most Impressive Hotels in the World Opens in 2026: A Private Island Turned Resort

A luxury hotel chain will open an exclusive resort in 2026 on a private island located thousands of kilometers from Spain, offering a paradisiacal and unique destination for its guests.

Ryanair mocks Óscar Puente's latest statements: "And then you complain about us"

Ryanair mocked Minister Óscar Puente's proposal to allow standing travel on trains, suggesting that criticisms toward the airline should be less in comparison.

The Fate of France with a Thrilling Sanctuary and the Second Favorite Monument of the French

This French town is a prominent center of spiritual tourism, famous for its stunning natural landscapes and man-made monuments that both harmonize with and challenge nature.

The Mediterranean country you wouldn’t imagine as a Christmas destination but celebrates magical holidays

The archipelago surprises at Christmas with a unique blend of cultural heritage, entertainment, and authentic experiences that make its holidays a magical and unforgettable event.

The spectacular forest of Navarra with an ancient arms factory that looks like the setting of a movie

Half an hour from Pamplona lies a stunning natural forest in northern Spain, home to a hidden gem: an old arms factory that looks like a movie set, blending history with nature in a unique and captivating environment.

The First Town in the Balearic Islands Distinguished as a Magical Town of Spain: Nature, Turquoise Coves, and Full of Traditions

This beautiful town in Menorca, located in a Biosphere Reserve, combines beach and mountain. It has recently been recognized with the prestigious distinction of Magical Town of Spain, highlighting its natural wealth and traditions.

The town of Burgos debuts among the most beautiful in Spain: castle, walls, and medieval essence

The town of Burgos joins the list of the most beautiful villages in Spain, standing out for its historical heritage, with a castle, walls, and numerous churches and hermitages that preserve its authentic medieval essence.

Dr. Estivill, Neurophysiologist: "If You Remember Many Dreams, It's Because You Are Not Sleeping Well"

Dr. Estivill explains that those who remember many dreams usually have light or interrupted sleep, while young people tend not to remember their dreams or only recall the last one before waking up. Frequently remembering dreams indicates problems with sleep quality.

The K Variant of Influenza A Overwhelms Emergency Services: What Are the Characteristics That Distinguish It from Other Strains?

The K variant of Influenza A stands out for its high transmissibility and its ability to evade immunity, which has caused emergency services to become overwhelmed. These characteristics differentiate it from other strains and increase its impact on public health.

Doctor Sebastián La Rosa: "If there were an ideal diet for your microbiota, it would be very similar to the Mediterranean one"

Doctor Sebastián La Rosa highlights the importance of taking care of the microbiota, as it influences multiple aspects of health. According to him, an ideal diet to maintain it would be similar to the Mediterranean diet, characterized by varied and healthy foods that promote microbial balance.

What It Means Not to Be Able to Stop Biting Your Nails, According to Psychology

Nail biting is usually a nervous habit, but it can also reflect aspects of the personality of the person who does it, according to psychology.

Tobacco experts agree that extremism is causing poor regulation of nicotine products

Maryland eliminated flavored disposable devices, achieving a reduction in vaping among young adults. Experts warn that extreme approaches to regulating nicotine products can produce negative effects, suggesting the need for balanced policies.

A Pattern Found in Brain and Gut Diseases That Could Improve Parkinson's Detection

More than 80% of patients with Parkinson's experience gastrointestinal disorders, suggesting a link between the brain and the gut that could enhance early detection of this disease.

Electric and Plug-in Hybrid Vehicles Break Record in November and Cement a Historic 2025 Year

Plug-in vehicle sales reached a historic record in November, doubling previous figures and establishing 2025 as a key year for the transition to electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles.

The relationship between a 100% efficient engine and casino betting, according to science

A study published in a scientific journal proposes a colloidal heat engine that achieves 100% efficiency through a feedback system inspired by casino betting strategies.

Countries Where Women Are Forbidden to Drive a Car

Even in the 21st century, in several countries women face discrimination and are prohibited from obtaining driving licenses, limiting their freedom and mobility.

What are IDIADA and LCOE and why does one or the other appear on all approved connected V16 beacons?

Approved V16 beacons by the DGT include codes after "IDIADA" or "LCOE" that identify the laboratory responsible for their certification and approval, ensuring their safety and proper functioning.

What are the four key aspects of the new Spain Auto Plan that are still unknown?

The new Auto+ program replaces Moves III and has been well received, but key details such as the amount of the subsidies or the requirements to access them are still unknown.

The Two Nightclubs in Barcelona That Made It Into the Top 10 of 'The World’s 100 Best Clubs 2025'

Shôko Barcelona and Opium have been recognized as two of the ten best nightclubs worldwide in the 'The World’s 100 Best Clubs 2025' list, highlighting Barcelona's significance in the global nightlife scene.

Castilla y León Work Calendar 2026: the 8 National Holidays, the 4 Regional Holidays, and the 2 Local Holidays per Municipality

The work calendar for Castilla y León for 2026 includes eight national holidays, four regional holidays, and two local holidays specific to each municipality.

The Fortunes of the Balearic Islands: Nadal Has One of the Highest Net Worths in the Islands, but Is Not Among the 100 Richest

Rafael Nadal has a net worth of 345 million euros, placing him among the largest fortunes in the Balearic Islands, although he does not make the list of the 100 richest people in Spain.

Sexual rites on minors, false healing therapies, and a leader dead in prison: the key points of the trial against the 'La Chaparra' sect

The Castellón Court of Appeal will resume in December the trial against the 'La Chaparra' sect, dismantled in 2022, for alleged sexual abuse of minors, false therapies, and other crimes, following the death of its leader in prison.

The Valencian Government will give 40 euros for each wild boar hunted to reduce the population

The Valencian Council is preparing a decree to grant direct aid of 40 euros for each wild boar hunted, aimed at the holders of hunting reserves, with the objective of controlling and reducing the population of this species.

The Nuevo Norte Junction, a Climbing Wall in Las Tablas, a Forest in Montecarmelo, and Burying Castellana: Investments in Fuencarral

The Madrid City Council will invest 48.5 million euros in 2024 in Fuencarral-El Pardo, the second district with the highest territorialized investment, allocating funds to projects such as the Nuevo Norte junction, a climbing wall in Las Tablas, a forest in Montecarmelo, and the burying of the Castellana.

Valencia Marathon 2025: schedules, traffic closures, and transportation restrictions

The Generalitat will offer free transportation to the runners and 2,000 volunteers of the Valencia Marathon 2025, with four trips available to travel throughout Metrovalencia.

Natalia Chueca, Mayor of Zaragoza: "The European Accessible City Award is a way to position ourselves in the world"

Zaragoza has been a finalist for the European Accessible Cities Award granted by the European Commission, highlighting its commitment to improving accessibility and positioning itself internationally.

Andalusian PSOE Women Mobilize Against Sexual Harassment: "Not One Assault Without a Response"

About 300 women supported the manifesto against sexual harassment promoted by the Equality Secretariat of the Málaga PSOE, reaffirming their commitment to not tolerate any assault without a response.

Sentenced to a year and a half in prison for stabbing his partner for not washing his clothes

The accused has been sentenced to a year and a half in prison for assaulting his partner by stabbing her because she did not wash his clothes. His prison sentence has been suspended for three years, conditional on not committing any new crimes during that period.

Azcón says he will start talks to approve budgets in Aragón: "If they are not approved, the logical step is to call elections"

The president of Aragón will begin talks with political groups next week to approve the budgets. He avoids mentioning an election date but warns that if the budgets are not approved, the logical step is to call elections.

Lover on the Run: The Unbelievable Moment a Woman Escapes Through a Window When Caught 'In the Act'

In Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, a woman was recorded by neighbors escaping through a window after being caught 'in the act' with her lover, causing surprise in the residential block where the incident occurred.

A young woman enters the German subway greeting in Spanish and is surprised by the incredible responses

A young woman greeted in Spanish upon entering the subway in Germany and received surprising responses. Instead of ignoring her, many people responded kindly and even followed her, showing a positive and friendly reaction to her gesture.

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

A Spanish woman living in Finland shares a critical perspective about the country, highlighting negative aspects to show that despite being considered the "happiest country," Finland is not perfect and there are nuances to that reality.

Cats of Extreme Climates: Breeds Born Adapted to Withstand Very Cold or Very Hot Conditions

The article explains how the relationship between geography, climate, and anatomy determines the origin and characteristics of cat breeds, which have adapted to endure extreme cold or heat in their natural environments.

A study confirms the advancement of chronic diseases in animals and proposes a comprehensive approach

The study highlights the increase of chronic diseases in animals and emphasizes the need to adopt a comprehensive approach that integrates animal, human, and environmental health, based on the One Health concept.

Almost Seven Out of Ten Adopters Reject Professional Help Even Though They Report Behavioral Problems

A study by Dogs Trust shows that nearly 70% of dog adopters reject free professional help, even when they report behavioral problems in their pets.

Ana Herrero, author of 'The Art of Caring': "All people deserve to have the best quality of life"

Ana Herrero, a physiotherapist specializing in neurological diseases and chair of the neurology commission at the Madrid College of Physiotherapists, advocates that all people deserve an optimal quality of life, emphasizing the importance of care and specialized attention.

Your daily horoscope: Sunday, December 7, 2025

Check your horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es and find out what destiny has in store for you this Sunday, December 7, 2025.

Check the ONCE Sueldazo: Results

The results of the ONCE Sueldazo for Saturday, December 6, 2025, will be published from 9:30 PM. You can check them on the website 20minutos.es.

Check Primitiva: numbers for Saturday, December 6, 2025

The results of La Primitiva for Saturday, December 6, 2025 will be published starting at 9:30 PM. You can check them on the 20minutos.es website.

Check Bonoloto: results for Saturday, December 6, 2025

The results of the Bonoloto for December 6, 2025, will be published starting at 9:30 PM. You can check them on the website 20minutos.es.

This Region of France is Perfect to Visit at Christmas and is Much Closer than Alsace

The Occitanie region in France offers destinations with a special charm during Christmas, being a closer and more magical option compared to the traditional Alsace. Its locations stand out for their festive atmosphere and winter appeal to visitors.

We have found the perfect dress for New Year's Eve: it's from Sfera and very elegant

This dress from Sfera is an ideal choice for New Year's Eve due to its elegance and versatility, as it can be worn on many subsequent occasions.

It's Not Black Friday, But It Looks Like It: Amazon Discounts Finish Tablets to Less Than 14 Euros

Finish capsules, ideal for caring for dishes and dishwashers, are on sale on Amazon for less than 14 euros, offering a Black Friday-like opportunity to save.

The Toy Promising to Be a Hit This Christmas Is the Nancy Doll Inspired by a Spanish Singer

The iconic Nancy brand continues to captivate generations with its dolls. This year, the Nancy doll inspired by a Spanish singer is presented as the star toy for Christmas, combining nostalgia and modernity to appeal to children and collectors alike.

A diving accident causes this man's body to swell and doctors don't know how to fix it

A man suffered a diving accident that caused his biceps to swell to between 62 and 72 cm in circumference due to nitrogen bubbles in his body, creating a difficult medical case to treat.

Shields and Logos. CD ESPOLI: the team of the Ecuadorian Police Academy

Founded in 1986 and sponsored by the National Police of Ecuador, CD ESPOLI is a football team that currently competes in the second division of Ecuadorian football.

The Medieval Fable Transformed into an Allegory Against the Nazi Invasion of France

Marcel Carné directed the first major film made under German control, using a medieval fable as an allegory to reflect the ideals of a people resisting the Nazi invasion and fighting for their freedom.

Raising of the flag, military parade... Photos of the event at the Congress for Constitution Day

The celebration of Constitution Day begins on Carrera de San Jerónimo with the raising of the national flag and a military parade in front of the Congress.

World Legends, Hollywood Actors, the Award to Trump... the Best Photos from the 2026 World Cup Draw

The 2026 World Cup draw took place on December 5 in Washington, with the presence of football legends, Hollywood actors, and prominent figures. The event was marked by memorable moments, including the presentation of an award to Donald Trump, officially kicking off the countdown to the tournament that will be held in the USA, Mexico, and Canada next summer.

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 impact in the publishing world. The book includes numerous photos of the monarch, some historical and others of an intimate nature, showing personal moments with 'Sofi' and his children.

Jewelry Pieces So Original They Capture Every Gaze

Some pieces of jewelry transcend fashion thanks to their history, symbolism, spectacular design, or unique materials, becoming true works of art worthy of being displayed in museums.

María Corina Machado Will Emerge from Hiding in Venezuela to Receive the Nobel Peace Prize This December 10 in Oslo

María Corina Machado will attend on December 10 in Oslo to receive the Nobel Peace Prize, confirmed the communications officer of the Nobel Institute.

Díaz pressures Sánchez to stop "speculation" with housing: "Article 47 of the Constitution prohibits it"

The vice president and leader of Sumar, Yolanda Díaz, urges the PSOE and Sánchez to intervene in the rental market to curb speculation and ensure compliance with Article 47 of the Constitution, which protects the right to decent housing.

A Venezuelan NGO denounces the death in prison of former governor and political prisoner Alfredo Díaz

The former governor and political prisoner Alfredo Díaz died in prison after being detained and "isolated" for over a year, according to a Venezuelan NGO.

A Russian 'ghost' ship runs aground off the coast of Bulgaria after a Ukrainian attack

A Russian ship ran aground off the coast of Bulgaria following a Ukrainian attack. The crew cannot be evacuated due to bad weather and rough seas, complicating rescue operations.

The OCU advises reducing the risk of pension plans before retirement

The OCU estimates that with Spanish one-year debt close to 2%, the return on the best pension plans will be approximately 1.5% over the next twelve months, and recommends reducing risks before retirement.

Elon Musk calls for the "abolition" of the European Union following Brussels' 120 million euro fine on X

Elon Musk harshly criticized the European Union after the 120 million euro fine imposed on his platform X, describing Brussels' bureaucratic system as suffocating for Europe and calling for the "abolition" of the EU.

King Felipe VI Celebrates the Anniversary of the Constitution and Remembers Its First Two Articles

King Felipe VI commemorated the anniversary of the Constitution, emphasizing that Spain is a social and democratic state governed by the rule of law, whose political system is a parliamentary monarchy.

Homeless People in Madrid Will Have an App to Contact Social Workers, an SOS Button, and Locate Shelters

A new app for homeless people in Madrid will allow them to contact social workers, send SOS alerts, and locate shelters. Municipal teams and social organizations will facilitate access to this tool to improve assistance and safety for this vulnerable group.

Check National Lottery: Results for Saturday, December 6

The results of the National Lottery for Saturday, December 6, 2025, will be published from 1:30 PM. You can check them on the website 20minutos.es.

EuroMillions Creates a New Millionaire in Spain and the Jackpot Rises to 143 Million

The EuroMillions draw on December 5, 2025, had no top-tier winners, so the jackpot for the next draw on December 9 reaches 143 million euros.

Cristina del Puerto, lawyer, explains how to share Christmas Lottery tickets: "Name, signature, ID number, and amount"

A misunderstanding or the lack of a written agreement can ruin the joy when winning the Christmas Lottery. Cristina del Puerto recommends including name, signature, ID number, and amount to avoid conflicts when sharing winning tickets.

If You Place Emergency Triangles and the V16 Beacon Connected at the Same Time: Can You Be Fined?

V16 lights will be mandatory on all vehicles in Spain starting January 2026. This measure raises questions among drivers, some of whom are reluctant to stop using traditional emergency triangles.

The mother of one of the two girls who died in Jaén believes that both could have had a romantic relationship

Rosmed's mother suggests that the romantic relationship between her daughter and Sharit could be the cause of the tragic outcome, as she sees this as the only explanation for her daughter taking her own life.

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 games and activities that challenge their intelligence is key to their well-being and happiness inside the home.

The IAEA warns that the protection of Chernobyl is not working well after the recent attacks: "It has lost its security functions"

The IAEA warns that after the explosive drone attacks in February, the protection of Chernobyl has been compromised and no longer adequately fulfills its security functions, putting the integrity of the 1986 nuclear accident site at risk.

Toni Nadal compares Alcaraz’s rivals to Rafa Nadal’s: "He has an advantage that players from years ago didn’t have"

Toni Nadal, former coach of Rafa Nadal, stated in Zamora that Carlos Alcaraz’s rivals are not as committed, which gives the player from Murcia an advantage that players from the older generation did not have.

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

20AM offers a quick summary of the most relevant news to start the day well informed. It includes political, economic, social, and cultural updates, as well as important notices and alerts to keep the reader updated on the most notable events of the moment.

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

This article offers practical advice for better managing your personal budget. It includes tips for saving, controlling expenses, and planning finances efficiently, helping you maximize your resources and achieve your financial goals without stress.

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

Stylist Alex Sestelo highlights the trends in modern haircuts for women who choose to wear their gray hair with pride, ideal for the fall.

Netflix changes New Year's Eve for half the world: this is how long the final episode of 'Stranger Things' lasts

The final episode of Netflix's flagship series, 'Stranger Things,' will have an epic duration and will premiere in Spain during the early hours of the last night of the year, changing the way many celebrate New Year's Eve.

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

The DGT laboratories grant multiple certifications to the same manufacturer, even for a single product, which causes confusion. This allows the same V16 beacon to be sold under up to 44 different brands, raising questions about the transparency of the business.

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

Five experts from Fotocasa, FADEI, IDRA, Inviertis, and Trioteca analyze the housing crisis and agree that building more is not the only solution. They propose approaches that include regulation, rehabilitation, and comprehensive policies to improve access and housing quality.

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

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

Ryanair suspends its discount program due to losses and low customer acquisition

Ryanair launched the Primer program aimed at 250,000 potential customers, but only managed to attract 55,000 users. Due to the losses and low customer acquisition, the airline has decided to suspend this discount program.

The Patent of the V16 Beacons with Which Two Former Civil Guard Agents "Have Made a Fortune"

Two former Civil Guard agents patented the V16 Help Flash beacon almost 10 years ago, the first connected beacon to hit the market, with which they have obtained significant financial profits.

How to Wash Socks to Completely Remove Stains and Prevent Bacteria Buildup

To properly wash socks and remove stains and bacteria, it is important to consider the type of fabric, colors, and choose the appropriate washing machine cycle.

When will Bilbao Metro Line 4 start operating and what route will it take

Bilbao Metro Line 4, eagerly awaited by residents of the southern part of the city, will start operating soon. This new route will connect various areas in southern Bilbao, improving mobility and access to public transport in those neighborhoods.

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 published the salaries of mayors across Spain for 2024, detailing the incomes of the chief councilor of each municipality and highlighting those who are the highest paid.

The Unknown Madrid Transport Card That Allows Unlimited Travel on Metro, Bus, and Commuter Trains for Only 10 Euros

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

This is the radar that issues the most fines in Donosti

A new radar installed in San Sebastián records more than 15 violations per minute, causing numerous fines and affecting many drivers in the area.

Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant temporarily lost power overnight, IAEA says

Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant experienced a temporary power loss overnight, affecting its safety systems. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) confirmed the outage but noted the situation was brought under control without any radiation release. The incident highlights ongoing risks amid the conflict in the region, with efforts continuing to stabilize the plant’s operations.

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Exclusive - EU, G7 weigh ban on maritime services for Russian oil exports, end to price cap

The EU and G7 are considering banning maritime services supporting Russian oil exports and ending the current price cap on Russian oil. This move aims to tighten sanctions against Russia amid ongoing geopolitical tensions, potentially disrupting Russia’s oil trade. Discussions reflect growing concerns over the effectiveness of existing measures and seek to increase economic pressure on Moscow.

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Oil prices slightly lower, but weekly gains likely ahead of expected U.S. rate cut

Oil prices dipped slightly due to profit-taking and concerns over global demand. However, weekly gains are expected as traders anticipate a U.S. interest rate cut, which could stimulate economic growth and energy consumption. Market focus remains on Federal Reserve’s policy decisions and their impact on inflation and demand outlook.

Hong Kong faces low election turnout as residents mourn deadly fire

Hong Kong is experiencing low voter turnout in local elections as residents mourn a recent deadly fire. The tragedy has led to subdued public sentiment, affecting participation. Authorities are concerned about the impact on election legitimacy amid grief and calls for improved safety measures.

Morning Bid: ’Tis the season for macro forecasts

As the year ends, economists and analysts release numerous macroeconomic forecasts covering growth, inflation, and monetary policy. Markets anticipate updated projections from central banks and financial institutions, aiming to gauge the economic outlook for the upcoming year. These forecasts guide investment strategies amid ongoing uncertainties like geopolitical tensions and inflation trends.

Vessel off Yemen reports exchange of fire with small crafts, British Maritime agency says

A vessel near Yemen reported an exchange of fire with unidentified small crafts, according to the British Maritime Agency. No further details on damage or casualties were disclosed. The agency urged vessels in the area to remain vigilant due to ongoing maritime security risks.

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Boosted by Dubai chocolate craze, Argentina bets on pistachios

Argentina is expanding pistachio production, aiming to meet growing demand from Dubai's booming chocolate industry. The country hopes to capitalize on this trend by becoming a key supplier, boosting its agricultural exports and benefiting from the region's increasing appetite for pistachio-infused confections.

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Trump signs order to create food supply chain task forces to protect competition

President Trump signed an executive order establishing task forces focused on food supply chains. The goal is to safeguard competition and prevent market dominance that could limit options for consumers and producers. These task forces will investigate and address potential anticompetitive practices within agriculture and food sectors to ensure a fair and resilient supply system.

Pilots’ union blocks Allegiant Air bid to get US residency for foreign hires

Allegiant Air’s attempt to secure U.S. residency for its foreign pilots has been blocked by the pilots’ union. The union opposes the bid, arguing it could impact job opportunities for American pilots. This dispute highlights ongoing tensions between airline management and labor groups over staffing and immigration policies.

Senior US diplomat calls EU policies bad for trans-Atlantic partnership

A senior US diplomat criticized certain EU policies, stating they undermine the trans-Atlantic partnership. The remarks highlight growing tensions between the US and EU over trade, regulatory standards, and defense cooperation. The diplomat urged for closer alignment to strengthen collaboration amid global challenges.

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

Russia's stock market closed with most stocks lower, although the MOEX Russia Index remained unchanged. Market sentiment was cautious amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainties affecting investor confidence. Key sectors showed mixed performances, reflecting concerns over external pressures and domestic factors influencing Russia's economic outlook.

US waives $11 million Southwest Airlines fine imposed over 2022 holiday meltdown

The US government has waived an $11 million fine against Southwest Airlines related to its disastrous 2022 holiday flight cancellations. The Federal Aviation Administration had proposed the penalty after Southwest's operational failures stranded thousands of passengers. The waiver comes as the airline works to improve its systems and prevent future disruptions, aiming to restore customer trust and service reliability.

Indian, US investigators to meet next week on Air India crash, Bloomberg News reports

Indian and US investigators are scheduled to meet next week to discuss the Air India crash investigation, Bloomberg News reports. The collaboration aims to share findings and enhance the probe into the tragic incident, focusing on determining the crash's cause and improving aviation safety measures.

Volkswagen to invest $186 billion through 2030, CEO says

Volkswagen plans to invest $186 billion by 2030, focusing on electric vehicles, software development, and battery technology. The CEO emphasizes the company’s commitment to becoming a global leader in sustainable mobility and digital transformation to meet evolving market demands and regulatory requirements.

Brazil robusta coffee growers push for quality amid rising prices and climate concerns

Brazilian robusta coffee growers are emphasizing quality improvements as global prices rise and climate change threatens production. Efforts include adopting better farming practices and investing in technology to enhance crop resilience. This strategy aims to meet growing demand while addressing environmental challenges impacting yield and bean quality.

Exclusive - Advent’s $1 billion deal talks for Whirlpool India stake collapse, sources say

Talks between Advent International and Whirlpool to acquire a significant stake in Whirlpool India have fallen through, sources reveal. The deal, valued at around $1 billion, collapsed due to undisclosed reasons, halting Advent's plans to enter the Indian appliance market via Whirlpool India. Both parties are yet to comment on the development.

Vietnam's trade surplus with US hits record as exports surge despite tariffs

Vietnam's trade surplus with the US reached a record high as exports surged despite ongoing US tariffs. Strong demand for Vietnamese goods, especially electronics and textiles, helped offset the impact of tariffs. This growth underscores Vietnam's rising role in global supply chains amidst shifting trade dynamics.

U.S. Consumer Credit Takes Unexpected Dip, Falling Short of Forecast

U.S. consumer credit unexpectedly declined, missing economists' forecasts for growth. The drop reflects cautious spending behaviors amid economic uncertainties. Analysts believe this trend may signal reduced consumer confidence and potential impacts on future economic activity.

Headline PCE inflation accelerates marginally in September

Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) inflation in the U.S. rose slightly in September, showing a modest acceleration. This increase indicates persistent inflationary pressures despite previous monetary tightening efforts by the Federal Reserve. The core PCE, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, also saw a marginal uptick, suggesting underlying inflation remains a concern for policymakers.

Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index sees an uptick, surpassing forecasts and previous figures

The Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index rose unexpectedly in the latest reading, exceeding both analyst forecasts and previous data. This increase indicates growing consumer confidence amid economic uncertainties, suggesting optimism about personal finances and the broader economy. The improvement reflects stronger household sentiment despite ongoing inflation and market volatility concerns.

Core PCE Price Index holds steady, meets expectations

The Core PCE Price Index remained unchanged, aligning with market expectations. This steady reading indicates that underlying inflation pressures are stable, providing reassurance to policymakers and investors about the economy's inflation trajectory.

Romania's GDP grows 1.6% in Q3, investments drive growth

Romania's GDP expanded 1.6% in Q3, supported mainly by strong investment activity. Increased capital expenditures and government spending fueled economic growth, while consumer spending and exports showed modest gains. The economic outlook remains positive amid ongoing infrastructure projects and business confidence improvements.

Taiwan's inflation eases to 1.2% in November, below expectations

Taiwan's inflation rate dropped to 1.2% in November, falling short of forecasts. The slower increase was attributed to lower food and fuel prices, easing cost pressures on consumers. Despite global inflation concerns, Taiwan's moderate rise suggests stable economic conditions and reduced inflationary risks in the near term.

Eurozone economic growth confirmed at 0.3% in third quarter

Eurozone economic growth for Q3 2023 was confirmed at 0.3%, driven by strong performance in services and manufacturing. Despite challenges like inflation and geopolitical tensions, consumer spending and exports remained resilient, supporting steady expansion in the region’s economy.

German industrial orders rise more than expected in October

German industrial orders increased more than anticipated in October, signaling a potential rebound in the manufacturing sector. The rise was driven by domestic demand and a recovery in exports, reflecting growing confidence among businesses despite ongoing global economic challenges. This uptick suggests improved momentum for Germany's industrial output in the coming months.

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How to Talk to Your Family About the Economy Over the Holidays

The article offers tips for discussing the economy with family during the holidays. It suggests staying informed, listening actively, avoiding arguments, and focusing on shared values. Emphasizing empathy and respect can help maintain harmony while addressing financial concerns and differing opinions. Practical advice includes using personal experiences and steering conversations away from divisive topics to foster understanding.

US federal judge temporarily blocks evidence use in dismissed Comey case

A US federal judge has temporarily barred the use of evidence in a dismissed case involving James Comey. The ruling restricts the prosecution's ability to present certain materials as the legal proceedings remain unresolved. This pause impacts how the case may proceed and highlights ongoing judicial scrutiny.

Musk denies $800 billion SpaceX valuation reports

Elon Musk has denied recent reports claiming that SpaceX is valued at $800 billion. He clarified that the valuation figures circulating in the media are inaccurate, emphasizing that the company's worth is significantly lower. Musk’s statement aims to correct public misconceptions about SpaceX’s market value amid speculation following the company’s latest funding rounds.

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India’s strong fundamentals to support 7% growth despite global risks, finance minister says

India’s Finance Minister highlighted the country’s robust economic fundamentals that will sustain a 7% growth rate despite global uncertainties. She emphasized continued reforms, increased investments, and resilient domestic demand as key drivers supporting the economy against external challenges.

Could more competition with China impact ECB policy decisions? Goldman weighs in.

Goldman Sachs suggests that increasing competition with China may influence the European Central Bank's policy choices. As geopolitical pressures rise, the ECB might adjust its monetary policies to support economic resilience and address challenges posed by China’s growing global economic presence. This dynamic could shape future interest rate decisions and the ECB’s approach to inflation and growth.

The five macro trends set to define 2026

The article outlines key macro trends shaping 2026, including accelerating AI integration, shifts in global economic power, climate change responses, evolving work cultures, and advancements in technology-driven healthcare. These trends are expected to impact industries, policymaking, and everyday life, driving innovation and requiring adaptation at both individual and institutional levels.

ECB’s Rehn sees downside risks to inflation, urges action on Ukraine funding

ECB’s Olli Rehn warns of downside risks to inflation and stresses the need for timely policy adjustments. He also calls for coordinated efforts to ensure consistent funding for Ukraine amid ongoing conflict, highlighting the importance of financial stability in supporting Europe’s economic resilience.

Central Europe’s currencies to back off highs in 2026: Reuters Poll

Central European currencies are expected to decline from their 2025 peaks in 2026, according to a Reuters poll. Economic challenges and monetary policy shifts in the region, including Hungary, Poland, and the Czech Republic, are anticipated to weigh on currency strength. Analysts foresee weakening fundamentals and potential rate adjustments, leading to a pullback from current highs in the coming year.

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Analyst explains what is Coinbase’s ’everything exchange’ vision?

Coinbase aims to evolve into an "everything exchange," integrating various crypto services beyond trading, such as NFTs, DeFi, and staking. This vision focuses on creating a comprehensive platform that caters to all crypto needs, enhancing user experience and engagement while driving ecosystem growth. The approach seeks to position Coinbase as the primary hub for crypto activities, expanding its market presence and capabilities.

Hotstuff Labs launches Hotstuff, a DeFi native Layer 1 connecting On-Chain Trading with Global Fiat Rails

Hotstuff Labs has introduced Hotstuff, a DeFi-native Layer 1 blockchain designed to seamlessly link on-chain trading with global fiat payment systems. This integration aims to enhance accessibility and liquidity in decentralized finance by bridging crypto markets with traditional financial infrastructures, facilitating smoother and more efficient transactions worldwide.

Bitcoin price today: slides to $90k ahead of PCE inflation, potential Fed cut

Bitcoin's price dropped to $90,000 as investors awaited the release of PCE inflation data and speculated on a possible Federal Reserve interest rate cut. Market participants are cautious, balancing inflation concerns with hopes for easing monetary policy, which impacts Bitcoin’s short-term price movements.

Bitcoin set to refocus on macro as speculative washout eases

Bitcoin's recent speculative sell-off has subsided, allowing the cryptocurrency to refocus on broader macroeconomic factors. Market participants are now paying closer attention to key economic indicators and central bank policies that could influence Bitcoin’s price trajectory going forward. This shift suggests a more stable trading environment as speculative extremes cool.

DeepNode Secures $5 Million Across Seed & Strategic Rounds to Build Open Intelligence Network

DeepNode raised $5 million in seed and strategic funding to develop an open intelligence network. The investment aims to advance AI technologies by fostering collaborative data sharing and innovation across industries, enhancing AI development and deployment.

iAero Protocol Launches Token Sweeper, Distributes 5% of LIQ Supply to Stakers

iAero Protocol introduced the Token Sweeper, a new feature designed to enhance token management. Alongside this launch, the protocol has distributed 5% of its LIQ token supply to stakers, rewarding their participation and supporting ecosystem growth. This move aims to boost engagement and liquidity within the platform.

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

Bitcoin's price hovered near $93,000 following a sharp rebound, as investors monitor expectations around Federal Reserve interest rate cuts. Market sentiment is influenced by economic data and central bank signals, affecting crypto trading volumes and price stability. The focus remains on upcoming policy decisions that could impact Bitcoin's trajectory in the short term.

Stablecoins or Bitcoin — who fits Satoshi’s cash vision?

The article debates whether stablecoins or Bitcoin better fulfill Satoshi Nakamoto’s vision of digital cash. While Bitcoin offers decentralization and scarcity, stablecoins provide price stability by pegging to traditional currencies. The piece explores each’s strengths and challenges, questioning which aligns more closely with the original goal of a trustworthy, widely usable digital currency.

Uphold Files Application to Offer Tokenized Securities and Partners with tZERO on Infrastructure Services

Uphold has filed an application to offer tokenized securities, aiming to expand its digital asset services. The company partnered with tZERO to utilize its infrastructure, enhancing the reliability and regulatory compliance of its platform for tokenized securities trading. This move positions Uphold to enter the growing market of blockchain-based securities offerings.

TrueNorth Raises $3M to Build Domain-Specific AI for Finance

TrueNorth secured $3 million in funding to develop AI tailored for the finance sector. The startup aims to enhance financial analysis and decision-making by leveraging domain-specific artificial intelligence, addressing unique industry challenges and improving accuracy in forecasting and risk management.

Fulcrum reports positive results for sickle cell drug pociredir

Fulcrum announced promising clinical trial results for pociredir, their investigational drug for treating sickle cell disease. The drug demonstrated significant improvement in reducing sickling of red blood cells and alleviating symptoms, indicating potential as an effective treatment option. Further studies are planned to confirm these findings and support regulatory approval.

Kite reports promising results for CAR T-cell therapies in lymphoma

Kite disclosed encouraging data from its CAR T-cell therapy trials targeting lymphoma. The therapies demonstrated significant response rates and manageable safety profiles, indicating potential advances in treatment options for lymphoma patients. These results support further development and possible regulatory approvals, highlighting Kite's progress in immunotherapy solutions.

Lundbeck reports positive long-term data for epilepsy drug bexicaserin

Lundbeck announced encouraging long-term results for its epilepsy drug bexicaserin, showing sustained efficacy and favorable safety in patients. The data support its use as a reliable treatment option for epilepsy, reinforcing Lundbeck’s commitment to advancing neurological therapies.

Nurix reports 83% response rate for bexobrutideg in CLL patients

Nurix Therapeutics announced an 83% overall response rate for bexobrutideg in treating chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) patients. The drug showed promising efficacy and a manageable safety profile in clinical trials, highlighting its potential as a new therapeutic option for CLL. Further studies are planned to confirm these encouraging results.

Disc Medicine reports positive data from DISC-0974 anemia trial

Disc Medicine announced encouraging results from its DISC-0974 clinical trial targeting anemia. The data showed promising efficacy and safety profiles, suggesting DISC-0974 may effectively treat anemia by modulating iron regulation. These findings support continued development and further studies to confirm its therapeutic potential.

Beam reports positive data from sickle cell disease gene therapy trial

Beam Therapeutics announced encouraging results from its sickle cell disease gene therapy trial. The data showed the treatment was safe and led to significant increases in anti-sickling hemoglobin levels, suggesting potential for long-term disease modification. The trial supports Beam’s approach using base editing technology to correct genetic mutations causing sickle cell disease. Further studies are planned to confirm efficacy and safety.

Ficerafusp alfa 750mg shows consistent response rate in head and neck cancer

Ficerafusp alfa 750mg demonstrated a consistent and promising response rate in patients with head and neck cancer, highlighting its potential as an effective treatment option. The findings support further clinical development to confirm its efficacy and safety profile in this patient population.

Cathie Wood's ARK sells Tesla stock, buys Baidu and Trade Desk

Cathie Wood's ARK Invest reduced its Tesla holdings while increasing investments in Baidu and Trade Desk. The move reflects ARK's strategic shift toward diversified tech stocks, focusing on potential growth in AI and digital advertising sectors.

Emera renews C$600 million at-the-market equity program

Emera has renewed its C$600 million at-the-market equity program, allowing the company to issue common shares up to this amount. This program provides flexibility for capital raising to support growth initiatives and strengthen the balance sheet. The renewal reflects Emera’s ongoing commitment to maintaining financial flexibility in a dynamic market environment.

Blue Water Acquisition Corp. IV files for $125 million IPO

Blue Water Acquisition Corp. IV has filed for an initial public offering of $125 million. The special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) aims to raise capital to merge with or acquire businesses in sectors such as technology, industrials, and consumer products. The offering details and underwriters have yet to be finalized as the company seeks to capitalize on market opportunities.