News Summary - 12/08/2025

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Zelensky due at Downing Street for high-level Ukraine talks

Sir Keir Starmer will join the leaders of France and Germany in welcoming Ukrainian President Zelensky to Downing Street. The meeting aims to coordinate Europe's response to a US-led initiative seeking a peace deal in the ongoing conflict.

Jeremy Bowen: Syria feels lighter without the Assads' crushing weight - but now there are new problems

One year into his rule, Syria’s leader has gained favor with Trump and many Western powers, yet domestically, Syrians remain aware of his vulnerabilities and the challenges that persist despite the Assads' departure.

New US security strategy aligns with Russia's vision, Moscow says

The Kremlin has welcomed the new US security strategy document, noting its clear language and appreciating that it does not portray Russia as a threat to the United States.

Benin coup thwarted by loyalist troops, president tells nation

President Patrice Talon announced that the coup attempt in Cotonou has been thwarted, stating that the situation is "totally under control" shortly after explosions were reported in the city. Loyalist forces successfully contained the threat, ensuring stability in Benin.

Death of Venezuelan opposition figure in custody 'vile', US says

Alfredo Díaz, a 56-year-old Venezuelan opposition figure, died in his prison cell on Saturday, according to human rights groups. His death has sparked outrage from opposition members and condemnation from the US, which called the incident "vile."

Nightclub fire in India's Goa kills 25 staff and tourists

A tragic fire at a nightclub in Goa resulted in the deaths of 25 staff and tourists. Eyewitnesses reported chaotic scenes of panic as the blaze broke out in one of the region's popular nightlife spots. Emergency services responded promptly, but the incident has raised concerns over safety standards in busy entertainment areas.

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

Russia launched strikes on the Ukrainian city of Kremenchuk amid ongoing peace talks in the US. The Russian defence ministry also reported shooting down 77 Ukrainian drones across multiple areas.

Hong Kong votes in election as city mourns deadly fire

Hong Kong holds its Legislative Council election amid mourning for a recent deadly fire. The vote is viewed as a key indicator of public sentiment in the aftermath of the tragedy.

Chernobyl radiation shield 'lost safety function' after drone strike, UN watchdog says

The IAEA reports that the protective shield at the Chernobyl site, built after the 1986 disaster, has lost its primary safety function following a drone strike.

Katy Perry goes Instagram official with Justin Trudeau

Katy Perry shared several photos with former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Instagram, making their association public.

Death toll from devastating Indonesia floods passes 900

Intense rainfall in Indonesia last week caused severe flooding, destroying over 100,000 homes and resulting in a death toll exceeding 900. Authorities continue rescue and relief efforts amid widespread devastation.

Trump criticizes Democrat he pardoned over not switching political parties

Texas Representative Henry Cuellar, a Democrat, is seeking re-election after receiving a pardon from Donald Trump. Despite the pardon, Trump has criticized Cuellar for not switching his political affiliation to the Republican Party.

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

The Trump administration will offer free entry to national parks on Donald Trump's birthday but is simultaneously ending free access on Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Juneteenth.

Olympics flame arrives in Rome ahead of Winter Games

The Olympic flame has arrived in Rome as preparations continue for the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Games, scheduled for February 2026.

Iran arrests marathon organisers over women not wearing hijab

Iranian authorities arrested organisers of a marathon after images showed women competing without wearing hijabs, violating the country's strict dress code for women.

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

Andrew Wolfe, 24, is recovering from a head wound sustained in Washington DC. His family reports he will remain in acute care for several more weeks as he continues to heal.

White South Africans divided on US refugee offer

Donald Trump claims white South Africans face persecution and qualify for US asylum, while also acknowledging that black farmers are being killed in the country.

Japan is facing a dementia crisis – can technology help?

With nearly 30% of Japan's population aged 65 and over, the country faces a growing dementia crisis. This demographic shift puts pressure on healthcare and social systems, prompting exploration of technological solutions to support elderly care and manage dementia challenges effectively.

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

Australia’s new law banning kids from social media starts this week, aiming to protect youth online. However, critics argue enforcement will be difficult and question if banning is the right approach, as some teens are already finding ways around the restrictions.

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

After two years of canceled public Christmas celebrations in Bethlehem due to conflict, the city's Christmas tree has been lit for the first time since the start of the Gaza war, marking a significant moment for the local community in the occupied West Bank.

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

The Northern Lights, caused by solar storms, create beautiful displays but can also disrupt life on Earth. These storms can interfere with power grids, satellite communications, and navigation systems, posing risks beyond their visual splendor.

From Leaning Glass Tower to Golden Fish Sculpture - Frank Gehry's Most Iconic Work

Frank Gehry, a pioneer in architecture, is known for his innovative and imaginative designs worldwide. His iconic works include unique structures like a leaning glass tower and a golden fish sculpture, showcasing his creative approach that challenges conventional building concepts.

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

Esther, among many women fleeing abuse in Nigeria, encountered sexual violence while seeking a safer life in Europe. This highlights the grave risks single women face, including rape and exploitation, during migration journeys in search of better opportunities.

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

Designer Nerida Hansen has acknowledged disappointing customers who purchased textiles worth thousands from her businesses. Despite initial popularity, her operations failed to meet expectations, leading to widespread dissatisfaction among buyers.

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

Kenyan families are calling for the return of their sons who were deceived by false job offers and coerced into fighting for Russia. The families seek government intervention to bring their loved ones home safely.

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

Chrishell Stause and Emma Hernan, former friends, have had several arguments both on and off-camera on a Netflix reality show, highlighting tensions in their relationship.

Watch: Moment Hawaii volcano eruption engulfs camera

Kilauea volcano in Hawaii, known for its frequent activity, has been erupting intermittently since December last year, recently capturing footage of lava engulfing a camera.

Watch: BBC reports from scene of deadly Goa nightclub fire

India Editor Vikas Pandey reports from the site of a tragic fire at a Goa nightclub, which claimed the lives of 25 people. The fire has sparked shock and mourning as authorities investigate the cause and safety measures at the venue.

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

A wildfire swept through a coastal area north of Sydney, damaging multiple homes. Residents expressed devastation, with some stating they had lost everything due to the fast-moving fire. Authorities are responding to contain the blaze and assist affected communities.

Bethlehem Christmas tree illuminated for first time since Gaza war began

Hundreds gathered in Manger Square to celebrate the lighting of the Bethlehem Christmas tree for the first time since the Gaza war started, enjoying music, dancing, and Santas handing out sweet treats.

'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 defenses following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. However, many young Germans are protesting, expressing opposition to military involvement and rejecting the idea of being part of a war machine.

Watch: Flames and thick smoke surround plane in Brazil after fire breaks out

At São Paulo airport in Brazil, a fire erupted on tarmac equipment, quickly spreading and engulfing a nearby plane. The incident led to the safe evacuation of all 169 passengers aboard.

The problematic Spanish 'great labor replacement': only two sectors have enough young people to cover retirements in the next 15 years

The aging population in Spain will cause millions of job vacancies in the coming years that young people will not be able to fill. Migration can help mitigate the problem, but it will not be enough to guarantee replacement in most sectors.

Doctors go back on strike starting this Tuesday and amid a flu outbreak to demand their own Framework Statute from the Ministry of Health

Doctors will strike again from Tuesday to Friday, joining the indefinite Tuesday protests starting January 27 announced for the entire Public Health sector, to demand their own Framework Statute from the Ministry of Health, in the midst of a flu outbreak.

The PSOE tries to steer the debate on multiple repeat offenses to its own ground following the push from the PSC and strengthens its overture to Junts

A PSC deputy states that "security is left-wing" and proposes moving the debate on multiple repeat offenses to the national level, following the approach already established in Catalonia. The PSOE seeks to position itself in this discussion and reinforces its rapprochement with Junts.

95% of Sexual Violence Victims Do Not Report It: Shame, Fear of Not Being Believed, or Guilt Fuel Their Silence

More than three million women over the age of 16 have suffered sexual violence, but 95% do not report it due to shame, fear of not being believed, or guilt, according to the Macro-survey on Violence Against Women.

LAT Couples, Partners Who Choose to Live Apart: "Living Together, in Our Case, Would Kill the Relationship"

In Spain, LAT couples are increasing; they prefer not to live together in order to maintain their independence, preserve their personal life, and avoid dynamics and burdens that previously undermined cohabitation.

Sánchez decides to dismiss Antonio Hernández, Paco Salazar's right-hand man in Moncloa

Antonio Hernández, director of the Political Coordination department in the Office of the Prime Minister and right-hand man of Paco Salazar, has been dismissed by Pedro Sánchez.

Sánchez claims he cannot activate the judicial route in the Salazar case, but voices within the Government disagree and call to take it to the Public Prosecutor's Office

The Executive criticizes the poor management and lack of support for the victims in the Salazar case. While Sánchez says he cannot activate the judicial process, internal voices demand sending the case to the Public Prosecutor's Office. Legal sources indicate that the PSOE should not legally assess the case, but can forward indications of a crime to the Public Prosecutor.

Why Environmentalists Defend the Role of the Wild Boar as Environmental "Engineers" Despite Swine Fever

Environmentalists defend the wild boar for its crucial environmental role: they disperse seeds, aerate the soil while searching for worms, and reduce carcasses by acting as scavengers, which helps decrease diseases transmitted by animal remains.

The Life of José Antonio in a Van Due to the Housing Crisis: "Young People Have a Bad Future"

José Antonio, affected by high housing prices and bad experiences sharing flats, decided to live in a van to face the real estate crisis, highlighting a difficult future for young people.

'House flipping': the controversial real estate investment generating returns of up to 50%

'House flipping' is a real estate investment strategy that involves buying houses to renovate them and sell them quickly, earning profits of up to 50%. Although attractive due to its high profitability, it is controversial because of risks such as overvaluation and potential speculation that can affect the housing market and housing affordability.

A Magnitude 4 Earthquake Shakes Álava: "2 Very Strong Blasts, Like Explosions"

A magnitude 4 earthquake with its epicenter in Iruña de Oca, Álava, at a depth of 5 km, caused two strong shocks that residents described as explosions.

An 88-year-old man who kept working to pay his debts receives a donation of 1.5 million

Ed Bambas lost all his savings taking care of his sick wife and was facing financial difficulties. His story moved Instagrammer Samuel Weidenhofer, who decided to help him with a generous donation of 1.5 million to ease his financial situation.

A change in the weather arrives tomorrow: half of Spain will have heavy rain while the other half experiences drier conditions

Tomorrow, half of Spain will receive heavy rainfall with up to 30 l/m² above average in Extremadura, western Castilla y León, and Galicia, due to the repeated arrival of Atlantic fronts, while the rest of the country will have drier conditions.

Real Madrid, Frustrated with the Refereeing: From Carreras' "You're Terrible" to Dani Carvajal's "The Level You Give and Then You Cry"

The referee's report from the Real Madrid-Celta match details the sending off of the Madrid fullback and includes complaints from captain Dani Carvajal, reflecting the team's frustration with the refereeing during the game.

Diabetic patients in Madrid will avoid visits to the clinic with remote monitoring through their glucose detectors

The Community of Madrid will implement in March a remote monitoring system connected to the medical records for diabetic, hypertensive, and COPD patients, allowing more efficient control and avoiding unnecessary in-person visits.

Verstappen's Confrontation with a Journalist After Losing the Championship: "You Only Mention Barcelona and Give Me That Stupid Smile"

Max Verstappen was involved in a tense moment during the press conference after the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, where he reacted angrily to a journalist's attitude who only mentioned Barcelona and displayed a smile that the driver considered inappropriate.

Lando Norris wins his first F1 World Championship and ends Max Verstappen's four-year reign

Lando Norris, McLaren driver, won his first Formula 1 World Championship in the final race of the season. Max Verstappen, a regular winner over the past four seasons, was unable to maintain his reign. Oscar Piastri finished in second place in the final standings of the tournament.

Can I test the V16 beacon at home without alerting emergency services? The DGT responds

Drivers have started purchasing the new V16 beacons, mandatory since January. However, doubts remain about what happens after activating the device, and the DGT clarifies that it should not be tested at home to avoid unnecessarily alerting emergency services.

Ana Blanco, Deputy Director of Traffic at the DGT, Clarifies Doubts About the V16 Beacon: How to Check if It Is Approved and How Much the Fine Will Be

Spain will be the first EU country to require the V16 Beacon starting January 1. Ana Blanco, Deputy Director of Traffic at the DGT, explains how to identify if it is approved and the penalties for not carrying it.

Over 27 million for trains, the Chinese crossroads, and the predictable role of the EIB: the financial keys to the desired purchase of more AVE trains

Puente embarks on a trip to China to explore the purchase of more economical and quickly delivered trains from China Railway Rolling Stock Corporation. He will then travel to Italy to visit Hitachi’s factory, evaluating options to expand the AVE fleet.

USA announces that the peace agreement is approaching in Ukraine as Russia continues gaining territory and attacking with hundreds of drones

Trump's envoy to Ukraine states that the peace agreement is "in the last 10 meters," although it depends on resolving the future of Donbas and the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, while Russia continues gaining territory and carrying out attacks with hundreds of drones.

The Use of Frozen Russian Assets, a New Key Moment for the EU: Belgium Opposes... and Von der Leyen Does the Math

Brussels has reduced the amount allocated to attract De Wever's Government, which warns about the long-term consequences: "We will pay for this forever." This opposition marks a key moment in the EU's decision on the use of frozen Russian assets.

The Controversial Speech by Inés Hernand about ETA at the 'Operación Triunfo' Academy: "The Abertzale Left Was Pacifist"

Comedian Inés Hernand sparked controversy by stating at the 'Operación Triunfo' academy that "the Abertzale left was pacifist" and that there is a lot of distortion regarding ETA, criticizing the casual use of the terrorist group's name.

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

On the Day of the Immaculate Conception, supermarkets such as Mercadona, Carrefour, Día, Lidl, Aldi, El Corte Inglés, and Supercor may change their usual hours. It is recommended to check directly with each store to know their exact schedule during the Constitution Day holiday.

At least three dead and one missing due to strong waves in the south of Tenerife

Three people have died and one is missing due to the strong waves in the south of Tenerife. Additionally, one person was rescued in cardiac arrest and airlifted by helicopter to the hospital, while three others were injured.

The 130-Square-Meter Prefabricated House You Can Buy for Less Than 55,000 Euros

This 130 m² prefabricated home includes a 38 m² living room, a spacious porch, several bedrooms, and two bathrooms, and is available for less than 55,000 euros.

Rick Macci, the renowned and legendary coach of Serena Williams: "At that age, Carlos Alcaraz is the best who has ever played tennis"

Rick Macci, famous tennis coach, praised Carlos Alcaraz on 'X', highlighting him as the best tennis player to have existed at his age, emphasizing his impressive talent and potential as world number one.

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

Chris Martin joked about the 'kisscam' scandal in which Andy Byron, CEO of Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, HR director, were caught being unfaithful to their partners.

Map of the 'Greater Morocco', the nationalist dream that threatens the territorial sovereignty of Spain

The doctrine of 'Greater Morocco' proposes a readjustment of Moroccan borders, claiming the annexation of Ceuta, Melilla, Mauritania, and, in some cases, the Canary Islands, which represents a threat to Spain's territorial sovereignty.

Rafa Sánchez: "Those in their fifties have resumed the life they had before becoming parents and jump around like teenagers"

Rafa Sánchez, Seguridad Social, Gurruchaga, Jaime Urrutia, and other artists will participate in the festival Debajo del sombrero, which will take place on December 12 at Vistalegre.

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 in New York with her new partner, whom she describes as "a special person in my life."

This Is What Saying Thank You with a Hand Gesture Means When a Driver Lets You Cross the Street, According to Psychology

Expressing gratitude with a hand gesture to the driver who yields to you is not only a courtesy but also strengthens social connection and generates empathy, highlighting your positive attitude and respect towards others in public spaces.

The overturn of a truck loaded with live pigs leaves the animals loose in Segovia

A truck loaded with live pigs overturned on the A-601 highway between Segovia and Valladolid. The driver was injured, and the situation created moments of danger for other drivers due to the animals loose on the road.

Scenes of panic on a plane as a fire breaks out and smoke enters the cabin

A plane with 169 people, which was about to take off from Sao Paulo to Porto Alegre, Brazil, had to be evacuated after a fire and smoke entered the cabin, causing scenes of panic.

From TikTok to Instagram, "Spend Like an Investor" Attracts Young People Without Investments

Although most young users have neither bought stocks nor opened funds, the "spend like an investor" trend on social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram is changing their perception of money, a shift considered highly significant by analysts.

Tarantino Is Not for Every Taste: These Filmmakers Hate the Director of 'Kill Bill'

Quentin Tarantino, known for commenting on other people's movies, also receives criticism from several filmmakers who do not appreciate his style or approach, showing that his cinema is not to everyone's liking in the industry.

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

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

Mel Robbins, personal development expert: "If you weren't doing what you're doing now, what would you do?"

Mel Robbins, in her podcast, encourages her followers to reflect on whether they are truly on the path they want in life and to identify what is holding them back from making changes and pursuing their true dreams.

Scientists Create a Plastic That Decomposes in a Programmed Way, a Thousand Times Faster

A team of scientists designed a plastic that mimics the chemical properties of biological polymers, allowing it to decompose in a programmed manner and up to a thousand times faster, thus facilitating its environmental degradation.

A flight attendant explains why passengers who arrive late cannot be allowed to board the plane

A flight crew member explained in a TikTok video why passengers who arrive late are not allowed to board. She described a real case where passengers missed boarding, pointing out that strict safety regulations and tight schedules prevent delaying the departure, ensuring the flight’s punctuality and safety.

The Lentil and Vegetable Recipe That José Andrés Keeps Making for His Family

Spanish chef José Andrés prefers to use pardina lentils and smoked paprika in his lentil and vegetable recipe, adding a touch of sherry vinegar at the end to enhance the flavor.

Confused Drivers: The V16 Beacon Only Shares Your Data in These Cases

The V16 beacon, used in road incidents or breakdowns, is visible from one kilometer away under favorable conditions and only shares your data in these specific situations to ensure safety and assistance.

Kamikaze, spy, and 'soft-kill' satellites: these are the new weapons of destruction orbiting an increasingly militarized space

The Russian LUCH satellites, dedicated to observation and monitoring, stand out for their aggressiveness by actively interfering with European satellites, reflecting the growing militarization and conflict in orbital space.

Buying Ouigo tickets on Renfe’s website or compensation for missed connections: Brussels finalizes changes on train travel

The European Commission is preparing three regulatory proposals to improve the rights of train travelers in the EU. The rules aim to make ticket purchasing easier, such as allowing the purchase of Ouigo tickets on Renfe’s website, and to ensure compensation for passengers who miss connections. These measures seek to harmonize and strengthen user protection in European rail transport.

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

Housing in Madrid has reached historic prices and is experiencing the fastest growth in Europe in sales, highlighting four neighborhoods with 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 Spain, along with Ireland, as a leader in the boycott of Eurovision due to protests against the Israeli military incursion in Gaza, which has caused a crisis in the festival.

Fraudulent websites redirect to other scams or to download legitimate browsers so that scammers can collect money

Messages with fake links congratulate users on supposed prizes such as tiny houses or coupons, redirecting them to other scams or to download legitimate browsers. In this way, scammers manage to collect money by taking advantage of the victims' trust.

Another Bloody Episode Shakes an Ecuadorian Prison: Nine Inmates Killed Following Last Month’s Massacre

Nine inmates died from asphyxiation in an Ecuadorian prison, eight of whom have already been identified, according to local press, marking a new episode of violence following a massacre that took place a month ago.

The 'Daily Mail' Invites British Retirees to Emigrate: "Once You Are a Resident in Spain, You Have Access to the Public System"

The 'Daily Mail' highlights that the Spanish public healthcare system is a great attraction for British retirees, pointing out that once you are a resident in Spain you can access the healthcare system for free, which encourages the migration of pensioners to the country.

Taxi fares in Madrid increase by 2.38% starting January 1, 2026

Taxi fares in Madrid will rise by 2.38% from January 1, 2026, slightly increasing the prices per kilometer and per hour for rates 1, 2, 3, and 7.

The free app that helps you save 15% on your electricity bill and monitors your home's energy consumption

This free app helps Spanish households save up to 15% on their electricity bill by allowing them to efficiently control and monitor energy consumption to improve savings and manage their electrical supply.

Healthy Gingerbread Cookies, a Recipe to Succeed at Christmas for Less Than 3 Euros Per Serving

Making Christmas gingerbread cookies is a fun and affordable activity. This healthy recipe allows you to enjoy a traditional sweet for less than 3 euros per serving, perfect for impressing at Christmas without spending much.

The two municipalities where the price of used housing has dropped 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 there has been a 21% drop in the last year, making them the areas with the largest declines in the real estate market.

Fernando, the Man Who 'Lights Up' Christmas for Half of Spain: "I Want to Create Memories for People That Last a Lifetime"

The 2025 Christmas lighting trend returns to tradition, featuring warm colors like reds, golds, and greens, along with decorations of vegetal boas and vintage bulbs, aiming to create lasting memories for people.

Naviluz Bus Returns, the Best Way to See All the Christmas Lights in Madrid: Ticket Prices, Dates, and Schedules

Naviluz is back, the ideal bus to tour and enjoy the Christmas lighting in Madrid, offering a comfortable and special way to see all the city’s lights during the festive season.

The Portuguese village that becomes an eco-friendly 'Christmas Village': 170 inhabitants and a fairy-tale decoration

This picturesque medieval village in Portugal, near the border with Spain, transforms every Christmas into an eco-friendly village with just 170 inhabitants. Located in a natural park, its Christmas decoration attracts visitors by offering a sustainable and magical atmosphere, combining tradition and environmental care in a fairy-tale setting.

The Best Christmas Markets in Spain in 2025: From the Traditional Plaza Mayor in Madrid to the New One in A Coruña

Spain offers outstanding Christmas markets in its major cities, from the traditional one in Plaza Mayor, Madrid, to the new addition in A Coruña, competing in charm and tradition with the best in Europe.

Flying at Christmas? Don’t forget to do all this on your phone before going to the airport

Prepare your phone before traveling at Christmas by following these tips: download boarding passes, check flight notifications, save maps and reservations, activate airplane mode on the plane, and make sure your battery is charged to avoid setbacks and enjoy a smooth trip.

Elon Musk lashes out at the EU after being fined 120 million: "It's not a democracy, it's a bureaucracy"

Elon Musk harshly criticized the European Union after being fined 120 million, describing it on Twitter as a bureaucracy run by unelected officials, and not a democratic government of the people.

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

Xabier Fortes supports Spain's decision not to participate in Eurovision due to the inclusion of Israel in the contest, expressing his pride in this stance.

Lamine Yamal's Father Causes a Commotion and La Cartuja Security Has to Intervene: "He Has Been Provoking"

FC Barcelona defeated Betis 3-5 at La Cartuja, but the focus was on Mounir Nasraoui, Lamine Yamal's father, who caused disturbances and required security intervention due to his provocations during the match.

The Veterinarians' Warning About Your Dog and How It Should Drink Water in Winter

Veterinarians warn that with the arrival of winter and the drop in temperatures, dogs tend to drink less water, which can affect their health. It is important to ensure that your pet stays properly hydrated during this season.

From Neighborhood Shop to Package Pickup Point: "People Came Who Didn’t Even Know What a Haberdashery Was"

Package pickup points are revitalizing neighborhood shops by attracting new customers and preventing closures, although they create additional workload and strain on businesses already affected by the crisis.

The Loneliness of Voluntary Female Celibacy: "I'm on a men strike, I settled for scraps"

Voluntary female celibacy is on the rise, driven by women who, after emotional disappointments, prioritize their well-being, boundaries, and self-esteem, relegating love from the center of their lives.

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

A resident of Caracas expresses that success will only come if everyone leaves, not just Maduro, comparing the situation to the succession following Fidel Castro's death. The concern is growing amid US threats and the military deployment in the Caribbean, with hopes that any event will be peaceful and unifying for Venezuela.

The Invisible Wound of Afghanistan

Afghanistan faces an educational crisis where the fundamental right to schooling is a battle, amid global debates about quality and digitalization. The Afghan reality reflects a struggle just to access a classroom, revealing a deep and silent wound in its society.

What Netflix Gains by Buying Warner and HBO (and What the Industry Loses)

The possible purchase of Warner and HBO by Netflix is causing concern among North American unions, who fear the labor impact and the concentration of power in the audiovisual industry. While Netflix seeks to expand its catalog and dominate the market, workers warn about risks to working conditions and creative diversity.

Our Civilization

Denying the Enlightenment heritage means weakening the foundations of our civilization and putting at risk the democratic values that support our society.

Welcome, Charo

Labels are often unfair and only seem to have an effect when they cause some harm or hurt pride.

Madrid residents applying for the Appliance Renovation Plan have one week to redeem their vouchers

The aid of up to 300 euros from the Appliance Renovation Plan was exhausted in two weeks. Applicants have one week to redeem their vouchers, and on December 15 a new phase will open for applications with unredeemed coupons.

Japan says it will respond "calmly" to incident with Chinese fighters that used its radar

Japan stated that it will respond with determination and calm to the incident in which Chinese fighters used its radar, aiming to maintain peace and stability in the region, according to Richard Marles.

Agustín Bravo, affected, announces the death of his brother: "Our family is dwindling"

Actor Agustín Bravo has sadly reported the death of his brother, mourning the loss and expressing how the family is gradually shrinking.

Katy Perry 'officially' confirms her relationship with Justin Trudeau by sharing romantic photos on Instagram

Katy Perry confirmed her relationship with Justin Trudeau by sharing on Instagram a selfie where they appear hugged during a walk in a park in Tokyo.

Adara Molinero, broken, announces her final goodbye: "I can't take it anymore physically and psychologically"

Adara Molinero, known as the 'queen of reality shows,' has announced that she is definitively retiring from these programs due to the physical and psychological toll they have taken on her. She assures that she will not participate in any reality show in the future.

Satín Greco, the new drag 'queen' of Spain

Satín Greco, from Andalusia, won the drag competition in Spain, surpassing finalists such as Laca Udilla, Margarita Kalifata, and Nix.

Eurovision's Lost Refuge

RTVE withdraws from Eurovision after 64 years of participation, marking a significant change in the festival and Spanish annual traditions.

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

Carmen Borrego assures that she has no problems with her niece and is in a good personal moment, focused on her son and her grandson. She expresses concern for her son, who is nervous, and downplays the matter of Alejandra's son's birthday, describing it as something insignificant.

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

José Pablo López, president of RTVE, criticizes the EBU for increasing participants in Eurovision by including countries with economic problems and unclear conditions, following Spain’s withdrawal from the contest.

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

Kiko Hernández spoke live on 'No somos nadie' to provide details about his role in 'The House of the Twins 2', emphasizing that he is the one who makes the decisions on the show.

Esperanza Aguirre demands "just four deputies" from the PSOE for the motion of no confidence, but denies calling for defection

Esperanza Aguirre asks "just four deputies" from the PSOE to support a motion of no confidence, emphasizing that "the seat belongs to the person, not the party," although she rejects that this request is a call for defection.

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

Pedro Ruiz explains on 'La Revuelta' that he doesn't use credit cards because he believes that by doing so, all personal data is handed over for free. He prefers to keep cash at home, where he always maintains around 1,500 euros available.

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

Ana Rosa criticizes RTVE for deciding not to participate in Eurovision, calling it politicizing a geeky festival. Bibiana Fernández responded sharply, stating that Germany is "on the wrong side of History for the second time," leading to a tense confrontation between the two.

Valeria Vegas' Circus at the Presentation of 'Tan Folclóricas'

The presentation of 'Tan Folclóricas' gathered numerous anecdotes and memorable moments, reflecting Valeria Vegas' unique and charismatic style in an event full of energy and humor.

Inés Hernand denounces death threats after her speech about ETA on 'OT 2025': "Meanwhile, politicians using the term..."

Inés Hernand has received numerous death threats after expressing her opinion about ETA on 'OT 2025'. The presenter criticizes that while she faces personal attacks, some politicians use the term in a political and divisive way.

Romanticism or Family Unity? Why Millie Bobby Brown Might Have Changed Her Name

Millie Bobby Brown's legal name change revives a centuries-old practice that has evolved in meaning over time, reflecting personal or familial reasons, though its significance varies for different individuals.

The "ailing" health of Fernando Esteso at 80 years old: "I take ten pills and I feel like new"

Fernando Esteso, at 80 years old, shares details about his health and personal life in 'Fiesta.' Although he admits to feeling "ailing" and taking ten pills daily, he assures that he feels renewed and remains active both professionally and personally.

Aitana reveals on social media that she continues to take medication: "There is a certain intimacy in sharing it"

Singer Aitana sincerely shares on social media that she is continuing with her medical treatment, acknowledging that it is an intimate matter but decided to open up to her followers.

Eme de Amores announces that she is pregnant by Muna: "The Christmas gift came early"

Eme de Amores shared on her social media that she is pregnant by Muna, expressing her joy by saying that "the Christmas gift came early." She posted two videos confirming the happy news to her followers.

Valeria Vegas, close friend of Los Javis, surprises by revealing which of the two she chooses: "I've always felt more connection"

The writer Valeria Vegas, a close friend of Los Javis, reveals that she has always felt a stronger connection with Ambrossi, highlighting her special relationship with him.

British Photographer Martin Parr Dies

The British photographer Martin Parr, known for his ironic portraits of British society, has died at the age of 73. His work was notable for its critical and humorous perspective on the culture and customs of the United Kingdom.

Selena Leo, "humiliated," lashes out at Sonia Madoc for "definitively killing" Sonia and Selena

Selena Leo expresses her frustration and feels "humiliated" by Sonia Madoc, whom she blames for "definitively killing" the group Sonia and Selena, the project that launched them to fame two decades ago and which they tried to revive last year as a continuation.

This is How Juan del Val’s Planeta Prize Has Affected His Marriage to Nuria Roca: "He Feels Kidnapped"

Nuria Roca discusses how the success of her husband Juan del Val’s novel, following his win of the Planeta Prize, has led to a life full of commitments, affecting their time together as a couple and making him feel "kidnapped" by the obligations arising from the award.

Rozalén, Ozuna, Paulo Londra, and Sofía Ellar Star in December's Music Releases

December arrives with new music releases from artists such as Rozalén, Ozuna, Paulo Londra, and Sofía Ellar, closing out a year full of surprises and new developments in the music industry.

This is one of the most Christmas-decorated houses in the world: it’s in Germany and has more than 600 trees

A German family has broken the world record with 621 decorated Christmas trees in their house, surpassing their own record for six consecutive years. The trees fill almost the entire home, including the bathroom, and the decorating begins in June, becoming an annual tradition.

Santa Claus replaces the reindeer with canoes and arrives in Peru weeks before Christmas

In Peru, seven Santa Clauses have been seen sailing in canoes near the coast weeks before Christmas. Many people took the opportunity to see them live, and some even enjoyed rides on their boats.

Topuria sends a message of support to Dvalishvili after losing the belt at UFC 323: "You will come back stronger"

Merab lost the bantamweight belt to Petr Yan in his fourth title defense this year. Topuria expressed his support to Dvalishvili after this defeat, assuring that he will come back stronger.

Tsunoda's penalty for overtaking Norris, the big controversy of the F1 World Championship: "I knew it was within the rules"

The new world champion defended his overtaking move on Tsunoda after the checkered flag, assuring that his maneuver complied with the rules, sparking great controversy in the F1 World Championship.

Juan Roig’s One Million Euros Will Have to Wait: Korir and Jepkosgei Win the Valencia Marathon, But No World Record

John Korir won the Valencia Marathon with a time of 2:02:24, the third-best time worldwide this year, while Joyciline Jepkosgei triumphed with 2:14:00, the best women’s time of the year. However, neither broke the world record, so the one million euro prize remains unclaimed.

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

FIFA released the official schedule for the 2026 World Cup, which will be held in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Spain will have favorable match times, with only one game scheduled at dawn, better than what was expected for their matches in the tournament.

Sainz's 'jab' at those who criticize Norris for his personality: "They hammer him for having that more sensitive touch than Verstappen"

Carlos Sainz defended Lando Norris after his podium and world title in Abu Dhabi, criticizing those who attack Norris for being more sensitive than Verstappen, highlighting the unfairness of such criticism towards his personality.

Céline Ricaud: "When a child sees a toy that represents them, they feel included, and those without disabilities normalize it"

Céline Ricaud, Marketing Director of Mattel Spain, highlights the importance of inclusion in play. Mattel has just launched an adapted version of the popular game UNO for people with visual disabilities, promoting that all children feel represented and normalizing diversity.

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

People with autism of various ages and support levels are featured each month in the new charity calendar, accompanied by members of the Civil Guard.

They Request in the Senate Compensation of 30,000 Euros for Women with Disabilities Who Are Victims of Forced Sterilization

More than three decades of forced sterilization without consent affected women with disabilities. In the Senate, a compensation of 30,000 euros is being requested for these victims.

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

Blind triathlete Susana Rodríguez was recognized by the Higher Sports Council for her sporting career. Following her Paralympic success, she requested that monetary prizes for Olympic and Paralympic medals be exempt from taxes, seeking fair treatment for athletes who represent the country.

Paul Álvarez (Numa): "We are going to be one of the main urban accommodation operators in Spain"

Paul Álvarez, CEO of Numa, expresses his ambition to establish the company as one of the leading operators of digitized urban accommodation in Spain, highlighting its growth and market leadership.

Rally, High Interest Rates, and Portfolio Review: Is It Time to Adjust Investments?

Many small investors hesitate to move their investments, while large funds are already taking concrete actions in response to the market rally, high interest rates, and portfolio review.

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

The market accelerates in December, with investors seeking the last opportunities before the end of the year. Large dividends from companies like Telefónica and Iberdrola stand out, helping to close the year strongly and prepare for the start of the new financial year.

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

José Elías expresses his concern after returning from China, pointing out that, despite claims that Mexico is at its best moment, he feels the country is in a critical situation and economic ruin.

Consumer Credit Rises in October to Levels Prior to the 2008 Crisis

The granting of loans for durable goods and services increases by more than 22% in October, reaching 4.4 billion, a level not seen since November 2007, before the 2008 financial crisis.

This Is What Financial Freedom Costs, According to Your Age: The Money You Need to Live Without Working

The amount needed to achieve financial freedom varies according to age, gender, and location. These factors influence how much money is required to live without working, reflecting different costs and needs depending on each personal context.

Is Netflix's Biggest Success a Theft? The Story Behind the Plagiarism Lawsuit Against 'Stranger Things'

A plagiarism lawsuit against the creators of 'Stranger Things' was active for a year but was eventually dismissed.

What Happened to Marc Singer, the Iconic 'Beastmaster' and Star of 'V'

Marc Singer, famous for 'The Beastmaster' and 'V', remains active in film, although his latest movie, 'Agent Recon', has been heavily criticized, even considered the worst Chuck Norris movie.

"It's illegal": the creator of Heated Rivalry shuts down questions about the sexuality of its actors

Hudson Williams and Connor Storrie, actors from Heated Rivalry, spark debate among fans who admire them and those who accuse them of queerbaiting. The show's creator refuses to answer questions about the actors' sexuality, considering it "illegal."

When the miniseries 'City of Shadows' premieres, the last role in Verónica Echegui's career

The miniseries 'City of Shadows', an adaptation of a novel for Netflix, marks the last role in Verónica Echegui's career, representing her definitive farewell as an actress.

'It: Welcome to Derry': When Does Episode 1x07 Premiere on HBO? The Fiery Origin of Pennywise

Episode 1x07 of 'It: Welcome to Derry' on HBO will focus on the Black Spot club and continue revealing the dark mysteries of the Stephen King universe, exploring the origin of Pennywise.

This free website alerts you if your IP is at risk and if it has been used in suspicious activities

A new free website warns users if their home IP is at risk or has been linked to suspicious activities, a problem that has increased significantly in recent years according to the company.

The Civil Guard on Christmas scams: "Beware of coupons, raffles, and prizes"

During Christmas, scams involving fake messages about gifts, coupons, and raffles increase. The Civil Guard warns about these cyber frauds that aim to deceive victims by taking advantage of holiday offers.

No More Not Knowing Who's Calling: This New Android Feature Helps Filter Phone Spam

Google launches a new feature for Android in Spain that helps identify and filter spam calls, making it easier to know who is calling and reducing the annoyance caused by these unwanted calls.

The Future of Robotics Is Not Humanoid: These Are the Machines That Will Dominate the Industry

The industry prefers efficient and flexible robots without a human shape, as humanoids do not adapt well to factories. These other machines will be key in the future of industrial automation.

A 3D-Printed Part Melts and Causes Aircraft Engine Failure in Mid-Flight

A 3D-printed part melted due to the engine's heat during flight, causing its collapse and a drastic reduction in airflow, which led to engine failure and the subsequent airplane accident.

From Isabel Díaz Ayuso to Yolanda Díaz: The Best Looks of Female Politicians on Constitution Day

The article highlights the best outfits of various Spanish female politicians during Constitution Day, offering inspiration for winter events with elegant and occasion-appropriate looks.

Sport Dresses in Luxury: How Major Exclusive Brands Are Investing in Female Athletes

Leading luxury brands are focusing their sponsorships on female athletes in sports such as tennis, skiing, sailing, and soccer, reflecting a growing commitment to female talent in both traditional and emerging disciplines.

Anya Taylor-Joy and Jenna Ortega: Two Faces of Fashion at the Closing of the Marrakech Festival

Anya Taylor-Joy and Jenna Ortega stood out with contrasting styles at the closing of the Marrakech Festival, showcasing different fashion approaches that captured attention during the final night of the Moroccan event.

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, dressed in a bold look that reflects her personal style, including leopard print and studs.

Marta León, hormone expert: "Hair doesn’t fall out just for no reason. Often, it is a reflection of an internal imbalance"

Marta León, nutritionist and pharmacist, points out that hair loss usually reflects internal imbalances caused by hormonal changes and diet. She emphasizes the importance of considering these factors to understand and treat hair loss.

Farewell to Rain Boots: This Is the Most Versatile and Stylish Alternative for Rainy Days

The waterproof Chelsea boot is positioned as the modern and elegant alternative to traditional rain boots, ideal for maintaining style on rainy days.

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, reveals on 'MasterChef Celebrity' that she didn't used to enjoy eating or elaborate dishes, but now she is training her palate and showing a more 'foodie' side on the show.

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

Not all parts of the ham are sliced the same way; some have more meat and allow for different types of cuts and preparations, helping to get the most out of this Christmas product.

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

This low-calorie dinner recipe is ideal for autumn, ready in ten minutes, and uses only five ingredients. Additionally, it contains no carbohydrates, making it perfect for those looking for a light and healthy option.

What if we make our own nougat for Christmas? This is the Jijona recipe

Making homemade soft nougat allows you to control the amount of sugar, helping to reduce its consumption, according to nutritionists. Additionally, preparing Jijona nougat at home is a delicious and healthy option for Christmas.

Bikini with Caramelized Piquillo Peppers, an Easy and Delicious Recipe to Shine in Autumn and Reinvent the Classic Dish

This recipe offers a simple and delicious way to enjoy caramelized piquillo peppers in a bikini sandwich, reinventing the classic sandwich for autumn with a tasty and original twist.

The restaurant trick to eliminate the smell of frying when cooking at home

A simple trick used in restaurants helps eliminate the smell of frying at home. This effective technique combats the unpleasant odors that linger after cooking fried foods, keeping the environment fresh and pleasant.

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

A prestigious luxury hotel chain will open an exclusive resort in 2026 on a private island, located thousands of kilometers from Spain, offering a unique experience in a paradisiacal setting.

Five rural gems to discover less than an hour from Porto

Figueira da Foz, Vila do Conde, and Santa Maria da Feira are some of the most picturesque towns located less than 50 kilometers from Porto, ideal for discovering rural gems near the city.

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

This French town is a prominent center of spiritual tourism, renowned for its stunning natural landscapes and monuments that defy nature, attracting numerous visitors.

The Mediterranean Country You Wouldn't Imagine as a Christmas Destination but Celebrates Magical Holidays

The Mediterranean archipelago offers a unique Christmas, combining cultural heritage, diverse entertainment, and authentic experiences that make its holidays a magical and unforgettable celebration.

The spectacular forest of Navarre with an old weapons factory that looks like a movie set

Half an hour from Pamplona lies a stunning natural forest in northern Spain, hiding remarkable surprises, including an old weapons factory that looks like a movie set.

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

The town of Menorca, located in a Biosphere Reserve, combines beach and mountain and has been recognized as the first Magical Town of the Balearic Islands, standing out for its nature, turquoise coves, and rich tradition.

The Impressive Underwater Museum of Marseille: A Hidden Gem in the Sea with Incredible Sculptures

In Marseille, the largest city in southern France, a unique underwater museum has been inaugurated in Europe. This special collection is located on the bottom of the Mediterranean Sea, offering visitors a unique experience with sculptures submerged in the sea.

Dr. Estivill, Neurophysiologist: "If You Remember Your Dreams Often, It’s Because You’re Not Sleeping Well"

Dr. Estivill explains that those who remember many dreams tend to have non-restorative sleep. Young people generally believe they do not dream or only remember the last dream before waking, such as when a phone rings, indicating that frequently recalling dreams may be a sign of problems with sleep quality.

Kellyn Lee, psychologist: "We often see a symptom in people with dementia that usually occurs in the afternoons"

The sundowning syndrome, common in people with dementia, usually appears mainly in the middle and late stages. This symptom commonly manifests in the afternoons.

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, which influences multiple aspects of health. He points out that an ideal diet to keep it healthy resembles the Mediterranean diet, rich in nutrients and balanced.

Tony Espigares, meditation expert: "Insomnia feeds on resistance; if you wake up in the middle of the night, don't fight it"

Tony Espigares emphasizes that the brain, due to its plasticity, learns through repetition. Therefore, it is essential to train it both for daily activity and for nighttime rest, and he advises not to resist if you wake up in the middle of the night in order to avoid feeding insomnia.

Irene Doporto, Nutritionist: "Standard and restrictive diets are unsustainable and ineffective"

Overweight requires a personalized approach according to each lifestyle. Standard and restrictive diets are neither effective nor sustainable for weight loss.

Manel Esteller, doctor and expert in longevity: "If we do things right, in 100 years we will see people aged 110, 120, or 130"

Studying longevity not only aims to increase life span but also to improve its quality. Manel Esteller states that if we act correctly, in a century it will be common to live up to 110, 120, or even 130 years.

The Transformation of the Legazpi Market, Another Footbridge Over the River, and the Renovation of the BMX Track: Arganzuela's Investment in 2026

In 2026, Arganzuela will receive €37,468,097 for territorial investments, making it the fifth district with the highest expenditure. The projects include the transformation of the Legazpi Market, the construction of a new footbridge over the river, and the renovation of the BMX track.

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

The Castilla y León work calendar for 2026 includes 8 national holidays, 4 regional holidays, and 2 specific local holidays per municipality.

Work Calendar Extremadura 2026: All Holidays and Long Weekends

The work calendar for Extremadura in 2026 includes twelve national holidays plus September 8th, Extremadura Day, thus totaling the non-working days in the region.

The Luxurious Life of the Leader of the Scam Network Taken Down in Valencia: 25 Years Old, Five Cars, and a Mansion with a 'Panic Room'

The 25-year-old leader of a criminal network in Valencia scammed around 200 victims using the 'child in distress' technique. He enjoyed a lavish lifestyle with five cars and a mansion that included a 'panic room.'

More than 200 butane cylinders fall after a tire of the truck transporting them bursts on the A7 in Valencia

More than 200 butane cylinders fell after a tire of the truck transporting them burst on the A7 in Valencia. Firefighters from Paterna and Burjassot, including a sergeant and sector chief, intervened to control the risk.

Two fires in homes in the Sant Martí district of Barcelona uncover marijuana cultivations within the city

Two fires in homes in the Sant Martí district of Barcelona revealed illegal marijuana cultivations. The stolen electricity used for these cultivations is equivalent to the annual consumption of 130 homes.

Work Calendar Murcia 2026: All Public Holidays and Long Weekends in the Region

In 2026, the Region of Murcia will have twelve public holidays. All Saints' Day, which falls on a Sunday, will not be moved to Monday, keeping the original date without an extended weekend.

Woman Dies in Santiago After a Refrigerator Falls on Her

The victim died after a refrigerator fell on her in Santiago. Her sister noticed she was unresponsive and alerted the emergency center personnel, who then notified the Emergency Services.

A 30-year-old woman is murdered in Seville: a man has been arrested and it is being investigated as gender-based violence

The body of a 30-year-old woman was found in a house in El Viso del Alcor, Seville, following a fire. She had stab wounds. A man has been arrested and the case is being investigated as gender-based violence.

Nightlife Bar in Logroño Evacuated After Plaster Ceiling Collapses

Two young people present in the bar were taken on foot to La Rioja Hospital after the plaster ceiling collapsed, which led to the evacuation of the establishment.

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, Azcón, will begin negotiations next week with political groups to approve the budgets. He avoids confirming election dates but warns that if the budgets are not approved, the logical step will be to call elections.

Two Santas Get Into a Fistfight Inside a Supermarket

Two people dressed as Santa Claus fought inside a supermarket, apparently over disputing the best spot within the store.

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

A young woman who greeted in Spanish upon entering the metro in Germany received surprising and positive responses. Far from reacting negatively, several passengers joined her, showing a warm welcome and empathy towards her gesture.

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

A Spanish woman living in Finland reveals negative aspects that contrast with the country's reputation as the "happiest," emphasizing that the reality is not as perfect as the studies suggest.

The 'black and tan' coonhound, a hound born to survive the nights in the Appalachians

The 'black and tan' coonhound is a hound bred to survive the nights in the Appalachians. However, its loud bark can be problematic in urban environments, and not all families adapt well to this breed.

The Deception of AI-Generated Animal Videos and the Rising Desire for Exotic Pets

Viral AI-generated videos distort social, educational, and conservationist perceptions of biodiversity, fostering a misguided interest in exotic pets and negatively impacting awareness about real wildlife.

Aggressiveness in Parrots Is Not a Problem… Until We Ignore It

Aggressiveness in parrots usually has multiple causes and is rarely due to a single reason. Ignoring the behavior can make the situation worse, so it is important to identify and address the causes to properly manage biting.

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 president of the neurology commission of the Madrid College of Physiotherapists, advocates that all people deserve the best quality of life, emphasizing the importance of care and specialized attention.

Your Daily Horoscope: Monday, December 8, 2025

Check your horoscope from yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es to discover astrological predictions and daily advice that will help you make informed decisions and improve your day-to-day life.

Check the ONCE Sueldazo: results

The winning number for the ONCE Sueldazo on Sunday, December 7, 2025, is 80523, series 031. The complete results are available on the 20minutos.es website.

Check El Gordo: results for Sunday, December 7, 2025

The winning combination of El Gordo de la Primitiva for December 7, 2025 includes the numbers 2, 6, 18, 32, and 42, with key (refund) 3. The complete results are available at 20minutos.es.

Check Bonoloto: results for Sunday, December 7, 2025

The winning combination for the Bonoloto on December 7, 2025, is 12, 14, 20, 41, 42, 48. The complementary number is 32 and the refund number is 7. The complete results are available on 20minutos.es.

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 nitrogen bubbles to form in his body, making his biceps swell to between 62 and 72 cm in circumference. Doctors still don't know how to treat this strange condition.

Who was... Horace Wilson: the man who introduced baseball to Japan

Horace Wilson, a veteran of the Civil War, was hired by the Japanese government in the 19th century to modernize the education system. During his stay, he introduced baseball, a sport that quickly became popular and turned into an important part of Japanese culture.

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

Marcel Carné directed the first major film under the German occupation, using a medieval fable as an allegory to reflect the ideals and resistance of the French people against the Nazi invasion.

Flag Raising, Military Parade... Photos of the Ceremony at the Congress for Constitution Day

The celebration of Constitution Day begins on the Carrera de San Jerónimo with the raising of the national flag and a military parade, marking a solemn event at the Congress.

World Legends, Hollywood Actors, the Prize for Trump... the Best Photos from the 2026 World Cup Draw

Washington hosted the 2026 World Cup draw on December 5, unveiling the groups for the tournament to be held in the US, Mexico, and Canada. The event featured football legends, Hollywood actors, and notable moments including a prize awarded to Donald Trump.

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

The Spanish edition of the memoirs of King Emeritus Juan Carlos I, titled Reconciliation, has made a splash in the publishing world. The book includes numerous photos of the monarch, both official and intimate, showing personal moments with 'Sofi' and his children.

Jewelry pieces so original they capture everyone's attention

Some jewelry transcends its function as a fashion accessory, standing out for its history, symbolism, design, or materials. These unique pieces are considered true works of art, worthy of being displayed in museums.

Anger of the 'compliers' over the delay of Verifactu: "We invested 7,000 euros in a program and we could have avoided it"

Many companies and freelancers express their anger after the delay of Verifactu, as they had invested thousands of euros adapting their systems. Although most appreciate the extension, those who complied on time feel that their investment has been wasted.

Sánchez refuses to ban attackers of paintings from museums on grounds of "ideological freedom"

Monago criticized that the attack on the Columbus painting reveals deficiencies in the security protocols of state museums, while Sánchez rejects preventing attackers from accessing museums based on the defense of ideological freedom.

Sumar increases pressure on the PSOE and will force a government vote on freezing the price of 300,000 rentals

Yolanda Díaz will push for a debate on her proposal to limit the price of 300,000 rentals in a key body that decides the agenda for the Council of Ministers, increasing pressure on the PSOE to approve the measure.

Vox accuses the president of Extremadura of not having the "guts" to meet with farmers and ranchers

Jorge Buxadé, head of the Vox Delegation in the European Parliament, has expressed his support for Vox's candidate for the Junta of Extremadura, Óscar Fernández.

Gallardo: "Guardiola's infrastructure model is Ayuso's model, the business"

The PSOE candidate for the Extremadura regional government participated in an electoral event in Zafra, criticizing Guardiola's infrastructure model, comparing it to Ayuso's, and pointing it out as an approach based on business.

Bronchiolitis increases especially among children under 5 years old, but the vaccine prevents 80% of hospitalizations: "These are impressive figures"

The monoclonal antibody administered to infants up to 6 months old since 2023 has reduced hospitalizations due to RSV by between 70 and 89%, demonstrating an 80% effectiveness in preventing hospital admissions for bronchiolitis in children under 5 years old.

Mónica García announces a new regulation in early 2026 that will limit public-private collaboration in Healthcare

Mónica García states that under Ayuso's administration in the Community, waiting lists in public healthcare have continuously increased. In response, she announces a new regulation for early 2026 that will restrict public-private collaboration in the healthcare sector.

National Lottery Constitution Draw: Results and Prizes

The special draw of the National Lottery on Saturday, December 6 offers 105 million euros in prizes. Here you will find the results and details about the prizes awarded in this special edition.

The National Lottery Constitution Draw Distributes a Rain of Millions of Euros Across 11 Provinces

The Special National Lottery Draw distributed millions across 11 provinces. The first prize went to number 94703 and the second prize to 67096, generating great excitement and joy among the winners.

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

There were no first-tier winners in the Euromillions draw on December 5, 2025, so the jackpot for the next draw on December 9 will be 143 million euros.

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

Gonzalo Bernardos proposes increasing the penalties for squatters and that the Justice system speeds up the rapid return of homes to their owners, highlighting Portugal’s example as a model to solve this problem.

If you place the 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 doubts among drivers, many of whom question the necessity of using emergency triangles along with the V16 beacon.

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

The mother and her partner are being investigated for alleged crimes of murder and habitual abuse after the 4-year-old boy was found dead on a beach in Almería.

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

Lucas's grandfather demands that the full weight of the law be applied to those responsible for the boy's murder, even if it is his own daughter, and that they face the consequences of their actions regardless of 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. Her two 3-year-old children were seriously injured and were taken to the hospital with a very serious prognosis.

This is Casa 47: requirements, prices, and how to apply for housing in the new public company for affordable rentals

Casa 47, created according to Article 47 of the Spanish Constitution, is a new public company aimed at offering affordable rental housing. Its goal is to facilitate access to housing through clear requirements, affordable prices, and a transparent application process for those seeking a public housing option.

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

20AM offers a daily summary with the most important news to start the day well informed. It includes information on politics, economy, society, and relevant events, providing a clear and concise overview for readers who want to stay up to date with what has happened and current trends.

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

This article offers practical advice to optimize your personal budget. It recommends planning expenses, prioritizing needs, avoiding unnecessary debt, and taking advantage of deals. It also highlights the importance of saving regularly and using apps to manage finances, thereby helping to improve money management and efficiently achieve financial goals.

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

Stylist Alex Sestelo highlights haircut trends that flatter women who proudly wear their gray hair, proposing modern styles ideal for 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 'Stranger Things', Netflix's flagship series, will have an epic length and will premiere in Spain during the early hours of December 31st, marking the New Year's Eve for many viewers.

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

The laboratories linked to the DGT issue numerous certifications to the same manufacturer, even for a single product, creating confusion about the reason behind this practice.

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

Experts from Fotocasa, FADEI, IDRA, Inviertis, and Trioteca analyze the housing crisis and agree that building more is essential, but they also highlight the importance of comprehensive policies that include regulation, access to financing, and rehabilitation to ensure sustainable and affordable solutions.

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

Several European cities offer Christmas markets and a rich culture, ideal for people over 60 years old. These destinations combine unique charm and affordable options, perfect for enjoying Christmas with tranquility and tradition.

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

Ryanair suspended its Primer program, which offered discounts to 250,000 potential customers, due to losses and low acquisition, achieving only 55,000 users.

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

Two former Civil Guards patented the V16 Help Flash beacon almost 10 years ago, the first connected beacon to be marketed, achieving a successful business that has generated significant income for them.

How to wash socks to completely remove stains and prevent bacteria buildup

To wash socks effectively and eliminate stains and bacteria, it is important to consider the fabric type, colors, and choose the appropriate washing machine program.

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

Line 4 of the Bilbao Metro, highly anticipated by residents of the southern part of the city, will connect important neighborhoods in the area. Its operation will improve mobility, making access and communication within Bilbao easier.

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

The Ministry of Finance and Public Administration has published the salaries of mayors in Spain for 2024, showing the wages of municipal leaders and highlighting which ones are the highest paid in the country.

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

A transport card in Madrid offers tourists unlimited travel on metro, bus, and commuter trains for only 10 euros, making it easy to explore the city economically without needing to buy individual tickets.

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 a significant impact among drivers due to the high number of fines issued.

Trump set to unveil $12 billion farm aid package, Bloomberg News says

President Trump is preparing to announce a $12 billion aid package aimed at supporting U.S. farmers affected by ongoing trade disputes. The package intends to offset losses from tariffs and retaliatory measures, providing financial relief to stabilize the agricultural sector amidst challenging market conditions.

Oil hovers near two-week highs on expected US interest rate cut, geopolitical risk

Oil prices stayed near two-week highs due to anticipation of a US interest rate cut and ongoing geopolitical tensions. Traders are balancing hopes for economic stimulus with concerns over supply disruptions in key regions, keeping the market volatile.

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Oil prices hold gains amid stalled Ukraine peace talks, Fed cut hopes

Oil prices remained steady as Ukraine peace negotiations stalled and expectations of Federal Reserve interest rate cuts diminished. Market uncertainty over geopolitical tensions and economic policies kept prices supported despite mixed demand signals. Investors remain cautious amid ongoing conflict and tightening monetary conditions, influencing oil’s near-term outlook.

Treasury Secretary Bessent says he has divested his soybean farm

Treasury Secretary Bessent announced that he has sold his soybean farm to avoid conflicts of interest. The divestment aligns with ethical guidelines for public officials, ensuring his financial holdings do not influence policy decisions. Bessent emphasized his commitment to transparency and maintaining the integrity of his office.

US envoy Kellogg says Ukraine peace deal is really close

US envoy Kurt Volker stated that a peace deal to end the conflict in Ukraine is very close, emphasizing ongoing negotiations and the willingness from both sides to reach an agreement. He highlighted key issues being addressed and expressed optimism about a resolution that could restore stability in the region.

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

Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant experienced a temporary power outage overnight, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) reported. The outage affected the plant's safety systems but was quickly resolved. The IAEA emphasized the importance of stable power for the plant's safe operation amid ongoing conflict in the region.

Oil climbs to 2-week high on Fed rate-cut signals, supply concerns

Oil prices rose to a two-week high due to signals from the Federal Reserve about potential rate cuts and ongoing concerns over supply disruptions. Market participants are reacting to eased monetary policy expectations alongside tensions in key oil-producing regions, which have tightened supply forecasts and boosted crude prices.

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Gold prices rise as dollar weakens on Fed easing expectations

Gold prices increased due to a weakening dollar amid expectations that the Federal Reserve may ease monetary policy. Investors anticipate potential rate cuts, boosting gold's appeal as a safe-haven asset. This shift reflects market sentiment leaning towards more accommodative measures to support economic growth.

Kloeckner confirms takeover talks with Worthington Steel

Kloeckner, a leading flat steel distributor, has confirmed it is in takeover discussions with Worthington Steel. The talks aim to explore a potential acquisition to strengthen Kloeckner's market position. Both companies are evaluating strategic benefits, including expanded product offerings and customer reach. No final agreement has been made yet, and discussions are ongoing.

Brookfield, GIC close to finalizing $2.65 billion offer for National Storage - report

Brookfield and GIC are nearing the completion of a $2.65 billion bid to acquire National Storage. The deal aims to combine Brookfield’s expertise and GIC’s capital to expand National Storage’s footprint. The offer is seen as a strategic move to capitalize on growing demand in the self-storage sector. Final terms are expected soon, potentially reshaping the market landscape.

RBC forecasts infrastructure-driven surge in Global Building Materials by 2026

RBC predicts strong growth in the global building materials sector through 2026, driven largely by increased infrastructure investments worldwide. Rising government spending on public works and sustainable projects is expected to boost demand for construction materials, supporting sector expansion and attracting investor interest.

UBS may cut 10,000 more jobs by 2027 - report

UBS is considering cutting an additional 10,000 jobs by 2027 as part of cost-cutting measures to improve profitability. The potential layoffs come amid efforts to streamline operations and focus on wealth management, responding to challenging market conditions and pressure to boost returns for shareholders.

BNP Paribas sells stake in AG Insurance, strengthens Ageas partnership

BNP Paribas has sold its stake in Belgian insurer AG Insurance to focus on strengthening its partnership with Ageas. The move aims to deepen collaboration between the two groups, enhancing their competitive positioning in the insurance market while allowing BNP Paribas to streamline its business strategy and invest in growth areas.

L’Oréal to double stake in Galderma to 20% with additional purchase

L’Oréal plans to increase its stake in dermatology firm Galderma from 10% to 20% by acquiring an additional 10% share. This move strengthens its position in the fast-growing skincare sector, aligning with its strategy to expand beyond traditional cosmetics into medical and aesthetic dermatology markets. The transaction underscores L’Oréal’s commitment to investing in innovative skincare solutions.

UCB reports positive phase 3 results for fenfluramine in CDKL5 disorder

UCB announced positive Phase 3 trial results for fenfluramine in treating CDKL5 deficiency disorder, a severe genetic epilepsy. The study showed significant seizure reduction and improvement in patient quality of life. These findings support fenfluramine as a potential new therapy for CDKL5 disorder, addressing a critical unmet medical need. UCB plans to pursue regulatory approval based on these promising outcomes.

Iberdrola to receive €170 million in grants for energy storage projects

Iberdrola will receive €170 million in grants from the Spanish government to fund energy storage projects. These funds aim to boost renewable energy integration and grid stability, supporting Spain's transition to a low-carbon economy. The investment will enhance energy storage capacity, helping to balance supply and demand and promote sustainable energy solutions.

Pegasus Airlines to acquire Czech Airlines and Smartwings for €154 million

Pegasus Airlines plans to acquire Czech Airlines and Smartwings for €154 million, expanding its presence in Central Europe. The deal aims to strengthen Pegasus’s market position by integrating the operations of the two airlines, enhancing connectivity and boosting growth potential in the region's aviation sector.

Auto1 initiated with “buy," €34 PT as Jefferies sees 45% upside, digital strength

Jefferies initiated coverage of Auto1 with a "buy" rating and a €34 price target, citing a potential 45% upside. The firm highlights Auto1's strong digital capabilities and growth prospects in the used car marketplace as key drivers for value appreciation.

China trade surplus beats forecasts in Nov as exports rebound sharply

China’s trade surplus exceeded expectations in November, driven by a strong rebound in exports. The surge was attributed to increased global demand and easing pandemic restrictions, boosting shipments. Imports also rose, signaling domestic economic recovery. The data suggests improved trade dynamics and strengthens outlook for China’s economic growth in the coming months.

World Bank says Myanmar economy set for growth rebound

The World Bank forecasts Myanmar's economy will rebound with improved growth prospects following recent political and economic challenges. Key sectors like agriculture and manufacturing are expected to drive this recovery, supported by policy reforms and increased investment flows. However, risks remain due to ongoing political instability and external shocks, requiring continued international support for sustainable development.

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French economy likely to grow at least 0.8% in 2025, Finance Minister says

France's Finance Minister announced that the French economy is expected to grow by at least 0.8% in 2025. This projection reflects confidence in a stable economic recovery and favorable conditions despite global uncertainties. The growth forecast underscores government efforts to support economic expansion and manage fiscal policies effectively.

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 continued to grow despite US-imposed tariffs. The country's competitive manufacturing sector and diversified supply chains helped sustain export momentum, boosting overall trade figures. This trend underscores Vietnam's growing role in global trade amid shifting international trade dynamics.

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

U.S. consumer credit unexpectedly declined in April, dropping by $3 billion compared to predictions of a $10 billion rise. This dip reflects reduced borrowing by consumers amid economic uncertainties and suggests cautious spending behavior. The decrease was driven mainly by a fall in revolving credit, signaling potential shifts in consumer financial management as inflation concerns persist.

Headline PCE inflation accelerates marginally in September

Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) inflation rose slightly in September, indicating a modest increase in consumer prices. The core PCE, which excludes food and energy, also edged up, reflecting ongoing inflationary pressures despite economic uncertainties. This marginal acceleration suggests inflation remains a key focus for policymakers monitoring the economic outlook.

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

The Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index rose to 72.6 in June, beating analyst expectations and improving from May's 70.1. This increase indicates growing consumer confidence amid economic uncertainties, driven by lower inflation concerns and steady job growth. The positive shift suggests consumers are more optimistic about the economy's near-term outlook despite ongoing global challenges.

Core PCE Price Index holds steady, meets expectations

The Core Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Price Index remained steady, aligning with market expectations. This stability indicates controlled inflation pressures in the economy, supporting ongoing monetary policy decisions by the Federal Reserve. The data suggests that consumer prices excluding food and energy are not accelerating, providing a positive outlook for economic stability.

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

Romania's economy expanded by 1.6% in Q3, fueled mainly by increased investments. The growth reflects robust domestic demand and stronger industrial output, despite global economic uncertainties. Consumer spending remained steady, supporting overall economic stability. This positive momentum highlights Romania’s resilience and prospects for continued growth in the coming quarters.

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

The article offers tips for discussing the economy with family during holiday gatherings. It suggests staying informed, listening actively, avoiding heated debates, and focusing on shared values. Emphasizing empathy and open communication can help ease tensions and foster meaningful conversations about financial concerns and differing viewpoints.

Dollar soft ahead of Fed meet

The US dollar weakened ahead of the Federal Reserve's upcoming meeting as investors awaited clues on future interest rate decisions. Market participants are cautious amid mixed economic data and ongoing geopolitical tensions, leading to subdued currency movements. The Fed's policy guidance is expected to influence global markets significantly.

China pledges to expand demand with more proactive policies in 2026

China announced plans to boost domestic demand in 2026 through more proactive policies. The government aims to stimulate consumption and investment to support economic growth amid global uncertainties. Efforts will focus on enhancing infrastructure, improving public services, and encouraging private sector participation to drive sustainable development.

ECB’s next move may be a hike, but not anytime soon, Schnabel tells Bloomberg News

ECB Executive Board member Isabel Schnabel indicated that while a future interest rate hike remains possible, it is unlikely to occur in the near term. She emphasized that the ECB is closely monitoring inflation and economic data before making any policy adjustments. The central bank remains cautious, balancing inflation control with supporting economic recovery amid uncertain conditions.

Take Five: Worth the wait?

The article discusses whether the new product "Take Five" justifies its delayed release. While initial excitement was high, the wait raised expectations. The review highlights key features, performance, and user feedback, concluding that despite some drawbacks, the product's quality and innovation make it a worthwhile investment for enthusiasts.

China’s exports top expectations on strong sales to non-US markets

China’s exports exceeded forecasts, driven by robust demand from non-US markets. Growth was supported by strong sales in Asia and Europe, offsetting weaker shipments to the US amid ongoing trade tensions. The export surge reflects China’s diversified trade focus and resilience amid global economic uncertainties.

Stocks, bonds cautiously hopeful Fed will deliver

Investors remain cautiously optimistic as stocks and bonds react ahead of the Federal Reserve's upcoming decision. Market participants anticipate clear guidance on interest rates, hoping the Fed will balance inflation control with economic growth. This cautious hope reflects concerns over potential volatility and the broader impact of monetary policy on financial markets.

Morning Bid: Futures try for a Fed fait accompli

Futures markets are attempting to price in a Federal Reserve decision ahead of official announcements. Investors anticipate the Fed’s moves on interest rates amid mixed economic data and inflation concerns. Market reactions suggest a cautious approach, balancing expectations of policy tightening with ongoing economic uncertainties.

Airbus counts the cost of relying on a single airplane model

Airbus faces challenges after heavily focusing on a single airplane model, leading to supply chain issues and production delays. The reliance has made the company vulnerable to market fluctuations and competitor advancements, prompting calls for diversification to stabilize growth and reduce risk moving forward.

UN cuts its aid appeal for 2026 despite soaring need

The UN has reduced its aid appeal for 2026, even as global humanitarian needs continue to rise sharply. This decision reflects challenges in funding and donor fatigue amid worsening crises worldwide. The cutback raises concerns about the UN's capacity to address escalating emergencies and provide vital support to vulnerable populations.

BC.GAME’s “Stay Untamed” Breakpoint Eve party tops 1,200 sign-ups, with DubVision and Mari Ferrari headlining

BC.GAME's "Stay Untamed" Breakpoint Eve party has attracted over 1,200 sign-ups. The event features headline performances by electronic artists DubVision and Mari Ferrari, promising an energetic night of music and celebration as part of the Breakpoint esports festival activities.

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

Coinbase aims to become an "everything exchange," evolving beyond crypto trading to offer a seamless platform for diverse digital assets and services. This vision includes integrating NFTs, decentralized finance, and traditional financial products, creating a unified ecosystem that caters to varied user needs and drives broader crypto adoption.

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

Hotstuff Labs has introduced Hotstuff, a DeFi-focused Layer 1 blockchain designed to seamlessly connect on-chain trading with global fiat payment systems. This platform aims to enhance decentralized finance by facilitating smoother integration between crypto transactions and traditional fiat currencies, potentially boosting DeFi adoption and usability 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 PCE inflation data and hints of a potential Federal Reserve rate cut. Market sentiment remains cautious, with traders monitoring inflation figures to assess future Fed monetary policy moves impacting crypto valuations.

Bitcoin set to refocus on macro as speculative washout eases

Bitcoin is stabilizing after a period of speculative decline, with investors turning their attention back to macroeconomic factors. The easing of speculative pressure suggests a shift towards fundamentals like inflation, interest rates, and global economic trends influencing its price movement. This renewed focus may guide Bitcoin’s trajectory in the coming months as traders adjust their strategies amid changing market conditions.

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

DeepNode has raised $5 million in combined seed and strategic funding to develop an open intelligence network. The investment aims to accelerate the company’s AI-driven data collaboration platform, enhancing accessibility and innovation in data sharing across industries. Key investors include prominent venture capital firms and strategic partners supporting DeepNode’s vision to democratize AI and foster open data ecosystems.

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

iAero Protocol introduced Token Sweeper, allowing users to buy back and burn tokens. Additionally, it distributed 5% of the total LIQ token supply to stakers as rewards, aiming to enhance liquidity and incentivize participation in the platform.

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

Bitcoin’s price stabilized near $93,000 following a sharp rebound, as investors closely watch Federal Reserve interest rate cut expectations. Market sentiment remains cautious amid economic data and central bank signals, influencing Bitcoin’s recent price movements.

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

The article debates whether stablecoins or Bitcoin better fulfill Satoshi Nakamoto’s original vision of digital cash. It examines Bitcoin’s decentralized, scarce design versus stablecoins’ price stability and usability. While Bitcoin offers censorship resistance and limited supply, stablecoins provide predictability and easier adoption for everyday transactions. The discussion highlights trade-offs between decentralization, stability, and practicality in digital currencies.

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 is partnering with tZERO to use its infrastructure for these offerings, marking a significant step into regulated digital securities markets and enhancing its platform capabilities.

Ajax Resources receives environmental approval for Argentina project

Ajax Resources has obtained environmental approval for its mining project in Argentina. This green light allows the company to advance development activities, marking a key milestone in its efforts to expand resource extraction in the region and promote sustainable mining practices. The approval reflects compliance with environmental standards, supporting Ajax's growth and commitment to responsible operations.

Sensorion gene therapy shows early promise in pediatric hearing loss

Sensorion's gene therapy demonstrates encouraging early results in treating pediatric hearing loss. The treatment aims to restore hearing function by targeting genetic causes of auditory impairment. Initial clinical data suggest improved hearing outcomes in young patients, highlighting potential for further development and broader application in hereditary hearing loss conditions.

Sampo continues share buyback program, acquires 269,012 shares

Sampo has continued its share buyback program, acquiring 269,012 shares. This move reflects the company’s ongoing strategy to enhance shareholder value through repurchasing its own stock. The acquisition was conducted at market price within the parameters set for the buyback, signaling Sampo's confidence in its financial position and future prospects.

Immix Biopharma prices $100 million public offering to fund AL amyloidosis drug

Immix Biopharma has priced a $100 million public offering to support the development of its AL amyloidosis treatment. The funds will advance clinical trials and bolster the company’s pipeline focused on rare diseases. This capital raise aims to accelerate progress toward regulatory approval and commercialization of their lead drug candidate.

Immix Biopharma reports 75% complete response rate for NXC-201

Immix Biopharma announced a 75% complete response rate in patients treated with their NXC-201 therapy. The promising results highlight the potential effectiveness of NXC-201 in targeting specific cancers, marking a significant advancement in their clinical development program. Further studies are planned to confirm these findings and explore broader applications.

SentinelOne Q3 FY2026 slides: 23% growth and margin gains, but stock tumbles

SentinelOne reported a 23% revenue growth in Q3 FY2026, alongside improved profit margins. Despite these positive financials, its stock price fell sharply, possibly due to market concerns or future outlooks. The company’s performance highlights growth momentum, but investor sentiment weighed on the share value.

SLS009 achieves 46% response rate in relapsed/refractory AML study

The SLS009 trial reported a 46% response rate in patients with relapsed/refractory acute myeloid leukemia (AML). This promising outcome highlights the potential of the investigational treatment to improve outcomes in a difficult-to-treat patient population, offering new hope for those with limited options. Further studies are planned to validate these findings.

Lilly's Jaypirca shows higher response rate than Imbruvica in leukemia study

Eli Lilly's Jaypirca demonstrated a higher response rate compared to AbbVie's Imbruvica in a recent leukemia study. The findings suggest Jaypirca may offer improved treatment outcomes for patients, potentially becoming a preferred option in managing the disease. Further research and clinical trials are anticipated to confirm these results and assess long-term benefits.

Wave Life Sciences to announce interim obesity drug trial data

Wave Life Sciences plans to release interim data from its obesity drug trial, assessing efficacy and safety. The announcement is expected to provide insights into the drug's potential as a new treatment option for obesity, highlighting preliminary results and future development steps.

Evorpacept combination shows high complete response rate in lymphoma trial

A clinical trial revealed that Evorpacept combined with other therapies achieved a high complete response rate in lymphoma patients. The combination demonstrated promising efficacy and manageable safety, suggesting potential as a new treatment option for lymphoma. Further studies are planned to confirm these results and explore long-term benefits.