News Summary - 12/09/2025

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Ukraine prepares new peace plan as Zelensky rules out giving up land

Ukraine is developing a new peace plan while President Zelensky firmly rejects any agreement involving ceding territory to Russia. Kyiv resists US efforts advocating for a deal that includes land concessions, aiming to maintain sovereignty amid ongoing conflict.

Dozens injured after magnitude 7.5 quake strikes northern Japan

A magnitude 7.5 earthquake struck northern Japan, injuring dozens. Authorities have issued warnings of potential stronger tremors in the coming days, urging residents to stay alert and prepared.

Sudan Air Force Bombing of Towns, Markets, and Schools Has Killed Hundreds, Report Says

A report reveals Sudan's air force bombing towns, markets, and schools, causing hundreds of civilian deaths. The study details the military's aerial campaign and its devastating impact on non-combatants.

Zohran Mamdani confirms he will live in historic Gracie Mansion as New York mayor

Zohran Mamdani has confirmed he will reside in the historic Gracie Mansion as the new mayor of New York City, though it was previously unclear if he would remain in his rent-stabilized Queens apartment.

Goa nightclub owners fled to Thailand hours after deadly fire, police say

Indian police revealed that the two brothers who owned the Goa nightclub fled to Phuket, Thailand shortly after a deadly fire broke out at their establishment. Authorities confirmed they boarded a flight just hours after the incident.

Thieves snatch eight Matisse artworks from library in Brazil

Authorities have arrested one of the suspects involved in the theft of eight Matisse artworks from a Brazilian library. The arrest was made after the individual was identified through the city's extensive security camera network.

Trump unveils $12bn farm aid package to help farmers who faced 'unjustified trade actions'

President Trump introduced a $12 billion farm aid package to support farmers affected by unfair trade actions. He also warned Mexico of a potential additional 5% tariff amid disputes over water supplies impacting US agriculture.

Paramount launches rival bid for Warner Bros Discovery

Paramount has entered the competitive race to acquire Warner Bros Discovery, intensifying the high-stakes bidding battle in Hollywood for the major media company.

US deports second group of Iranian nationals, officials say

A chartered plane carrying over 50 Iranian nationals departed from Mesa, Arizona, marking the second group deported by US officials as part of ongoing immigration enforcement efforts.

Elon Musk's X bans European Commission from making ads after €120m fine

After the EU fined X €120 million for "deceptive" blue tick badges, Elon Musk's platform responded by banning the European Commission from advertising on the site.

Israel to review reports that troops killed three-year-old in Gaza

Israel is investigating the reported death of a three-year-old child in southern Gaza, although it currently states it is unaware of any strike causing the incident.

Hunt under way for Benin coup plotters as two hostages reportedly freed

Nigeria deployed fighter jets to assist in removing mutineers from Benin's national broadcaster and a military camp. Two hostages were reportedly freed amid efforts to quell the coup attempt.

Thieves snatch eight Matisse artworks from library in Brazil

One of the suspected thieves involved in the theft of eight Matisse artworks from a Brazilian library has been arrested. Authorities identified the suspect using the city's extensive security camera network.

US Supreme Court appears poised to expand Trump's power to fire federal officials

The Supreme Court heard Trump v. Slaughter, a case that could significantly impact the independence of federal agencies by potentially expanding the president's authority to remove federal officials.

Man found guilty of Australian beach murder after hiding in India for years

Toyah Cordingley, 24, was found half-buried on an Australian beach in 2018. After years in hiding in India, a man has been found guilty of her murder.

About 100 abducted schoolchildren released in Nigeria

Approximately 100 abducted schoolchildren have been released in Nigeria, though details surrounding their release remain unclear. Despite this, 165 individuals remain missing following the incident.

Woman who blackmailed Son Heung-min gets four years in jail

A woman who falsely claimed to be pregnant with ex-Tottenham captain Son Heung-min's child and extorted $200,000 from him has been sentenced to four years in jail.

Japan protests after Chinese fighter jets lock radar on Japanese planes

Tokyo has pledged a "calm and resolute" response following China's fighter jets locking radar onto Japanese aircraft, amid rising tensions between the two nations.

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

Alfredo Díaz, a 56-year-old Venezuelan opposition figure, died in a 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."

Water leak in Louvre damages hundreds of books

A water leak in the Louvre's Egyptian department has damaged hundreds of books, occurring shortly after a jewellery heist that raised concerns about the museum's security systems.

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

The Kremlin has welcomed the latest US security strategy document, noting it does not portray Russia as a threat to the United States, signaling a more aligned and less confrontational approach between the two nations.

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

A devastating fire at a popular nightclub in Goa claimed the lives of 25 staff and tourists. Eyewitnesses reported chaotic scenes of panic as the blaze erupted in the busy nightlife area, leading to a tragic loss and emergency response efforts.

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

Russia launched strikes on the Ukrainian city of Kremenchuk amid the conclusion of peace talks in the US. The Russian defense ministry reported intercepting 77 Ukrainian drones across various locations.

Hong Kong votes in election as city mourns deadly fire

Hong Kong holds its Legislative Council election, viewed as a measure of public mood, shortly after a tragic fire claimed lives. The election reflects the city's response during a period of mourning and political significance.

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

The IAEA reported that the protective shield over the Chernobyl nuclear disaster site has lost its primary safety function following a drone strike.

Katy Perry goes Instagram official with Justin Trudeau

Pop star Katy Perry shared several photos with former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Instagram, confirming their relationship publicly for the first time.

European leaders walk tightrope between backing Ukraine and keeping US on board

European leaders strive to support Ukraine's sovereignty and ensure continental stability while managing delicate relations with Donald Trump, balancing firm backing with the need to keep the US alliance intact.

A wage for housework? India's sweeping experiment in paying women

India is implementing one of the world's largest unconditional cash transfer programs, providing payments to 118 million women across 12 states. This initiative aims to financially empower women by recognizing their unpaid labor and enhancing economic independence.

Australia's social media ban for children has left big tech scrambling

Australia's new social media ban for children reflects years of pressure on tech companies to improve online safety. The policy has prompted major tech firms to quickly adjust their platforms and policies to comply with the stricter regulations aimed at protecting young users.

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 acceptance from Trump and much of the West. However, domestically, the people remain aware of his weaknesses, indicating ongoing challenges despite the lighter political atmosphere without the Assads' oppressive rule.

White South Africans divided on US refugee offer

Donald Trump claims white South Africans face persecution qualifying them for US asylum, while noting that black farmers are also being killed, highlighting the complex and divided perspectives on the issue.

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 challenges healthcare systems and caregiving resources, prompting exploration of technology as a potential solution to support the elderly and alleviate pressures on families and medical staff.

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 the Gaza war, the city's Christmas tree has been lit for the first time since the conflict began, marking a symbolic moment of renewed festivity in the occupied West Bank.

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

The aurora borealis creates beautiful night skies, but the solar storms behind them can disrupt Earth’s technology and infrastructure. These storms can interfere with satellites, power grids, and communication systems, posing risks beyond the visual spectacle of the Northern Lights.

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

Frank Gehry, renowned for his provocative and imaginative architectural designs, has created iconic buildings worldwide, including unique structures like leaning glass towers and golden fish sculptures.

Single Women Risk Rape and Exploitation in Search for a Better Life in Europe

Esther, fleeing abuse in Nigeria, encountered sexual violence during her journey to Europe. Many single women undertaking similar migrations face risks of rape and exploitation while seeking safer, better lives abroad.

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

Designer Nerida Hansen has acknowledged disappointing customers who purchased expensive textiles from her businesses, admitting to failing them in fulfilling their orders.

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

Kenyan families are appealing for the return of their sons who were deceived with false job offers and coerced into fighting for Russia. They express deep distress over their loved ones being trapped in the conflict and seek government intervention to bring them home safely.

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

Former friends Chrishell Stause and Emma Hernan have engaged in arguments both on and off-camera during the Netflix reality show, highlighting tensions surrounding personal relationships and friendships.

Watch: NASA astronaut and cosmonauts begin voyage back to Earth

Jonny Kim and Russian cosmonauts Sergey Ryzhikov and Alexey Zubritsky are returning to Earth after spending 245 days aboard the ISS. They are expected to land safely in Kazakhstan.

Syrians share their thoughts one year on from the fall of Assad

BBC correspondent Hugo Bachega interviews Syrians reflecting on life a year after Assad's fall. Many express mixed feelings of hope for freedom alongside ongoing challenges and instability in the country. The revolution has brought significant change, but daily struggles and uncertainty remain part of their reality.

Moment Hawaii volcano eruption engulfs camera

Kilauea, one of the world's most active volcanoes, has been erupting intermittently since December last year, showcasing powerful lava flows and eruptive activity.

BBC reports from scene of deadly Goa nightclub fire

India Editor Vikas Pandey visits the nightclub in Goa where a tragic fire claimed 25 lives. The deadly blaze highlights concerns over fire safety standards at entertainment venues in the region. Authorities are investigating the cause as the community mourns the victims.

'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 as the fire caused significant property loss in the affected community. Emergency services responded to contain the blaze and assist those impacted.

Bethlehem Christmas tree illuminated for first time since Gaza war began

Hundreds gathered in Manger Square to celebrate as the Bethlehem Christmas tree was lit for the first time since the Gaza war started. The event featured music, dancing, and Santas handing out sweet treats, bringing a festive atmosphere to the city.

'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 its defenses following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. However, some young Germans are protesting, expressing opposition to being involved in military activities.

The Government fills the last plenary session of the year with widely supported social initiatives, but Junts will once again block its spending plan

The Government presents several widely supported social initiatives in the last plenary session of the year, but faces opposition from Junts, which plans to reject its spending plan, complicating the approval of the public budget.

The Wave of Rehabilitation Aid Does Not Prevent the Number of Households Victimized by Energy Poverty from Doubling in Just Three Years

Between 2020 and 2023, approximately 540,000 home improvements were made each year to upgrade housing, but despite these aids, the percentage of households unable to maintain an adequate temperature in their homes has doubled, rising from 10.9% to 20.7%.

The New Madrilenians in Social Exclusion: "Fear is the Growing Gap Between Some Young People and Others"

The social dining room of the Luz Casanova Foundation serves around one hundred homeless people daily, observing an increase in the diversity of social exclusion profiles, especially among young people, where fear reflects the growing gap between different generations.

Badiola, Professor of Animal Health: "Wild boars are a plague and their hunting should be encouraged"

The veterinarian and epidemiologist from the University of Zaragoza warns about the outbreak of African swine fever in Catalonia, pointing out that wild boars are a plague that must be hunted to prevent the disease from becoming endemic.

The PP considers the Salazar case "irremediable" for the PSOE and goes after the female vote: "It's the last nail in the coffin"

Sources from the PP believe that the Salazar case is unsalvageable for the PSOE and criticize the party's credibility in its feminist discourse, asserting that they can no longer claim that banner.

Swinging lamps, alarm activations... this is how the earthquake that shook Japan felt

A 7.6-magnitude earthquake shook the north, center, and east of Japan, including Tokyo. The tremor caused lamps to swing and alarms to activate, generating alarm among the population.

The PSOE Admits It Did Not Act Quickly in the Salazar Case and Takes Action in Response to Internal “Discontent”

The PSOE will acknowledge its lack of promptness in the Salazar case and will take measures this Tuesday by dismissing Salazar’s former collaborator in Moncloa and also removing him from the PSOE Executive Committee in Andalusia, in response to the internal discontent generated.

Foreigners Take the Wheel of Transportation: "Spaniards No Longer Want to Drive Trucks"

The hiring of foreign workers in the transportation sector has increased by 32.9% in the past year, making it the sector with the highest growth and reaching almost 18% of the total employees. This reflects the shortage of Spanish drivers interested in working in this field.

Xabi Alonso Against the Ropes: Out of Sync with Several Key Players, a Dismissal on the Table...

The defeat against Celta has left Xabi Alonso very weakened. The board, led by Florentino Pérez, is evaluating his possible dismissal due to a lack of harmony with key players and poor results.

Trump, after Brussels' "unpleasant" fine to X: "Europe is on the wrong path"

The President of the United States criticized the fine imposed by Brussels, calling it "unpleasant" and stating that Europe is taking a "very bad path for the people."

Salva Reina on 'El Hormiguero': "Everyone has a dark past, me too"

Salva Reina revealed on 'El Hormiguero' that he studied Physical Education (INEF) and worked as a teacher for a couple of years, emphasizing that everyone has a dark past, including himself.

Álvaro Morata breaks down in the midst of a sporting and personal crisis: "And now, on top of that, this injury"

Álvaro Morata, player for Como, got injured last weekend during the match against Inter. The injury worsens his already complicated sporting and personal situation, as he has yet to score a single goal this season.

The tense reunion on 'LIDLT' that ends with a coconut hitting Sandra Barneda: "There will be consequences"

Almudena and Darío were involved in a heated argument during the 'mirror' challenge, with shouting and accusations, while Sandra Barneda tried to control the situation. The tension escalated until a coconut struck Sandra, warning that there will be consequences for what happened.

Sergio Dalma returns to Italian style in 'Ritorno a Via Dalma': "All my life I have fought to ensure the character doesn’t overshadow the person"

Sergio Dalma returns with 'Ritorno a Via Dalma', an album that includes versions of Italian classics by artists such as Rafaella Carrá, Mina, and Battiato. He will launch a new tour starting in March, reaffirming his connection to Italian music and his balance between the person and the artistic persona.

Brussels puts the Mediterranean fleet in check with a 67% 'cut' to fishing days for 2026

The European Commission proposes reducing fishing to 9.6 days per year for the 557 boats in the Mediterranean, a 67% cut that would take effect in 2026. The fishing sector strongly rejects the measure ahead of the upcoming decision by the European Fisheries Council on December 11 and 12.

Borja Sémper reappears after four weeks without chemotherapy: "The hair is starting to grow back"

Borja Sémper, spokesperson for the PP, has reappeared after four weeks without chemotherapy, announcing on X that everything is going well and he has the strength to continue with the treatment. Additionally, he mentioned that his hair is beginning to grow back.

Travelers on the express bus to the airport continue to grow, forcing compensation to the metro company at Terminal 4 with 727,000 euros

Since 2010, the Community has paid more than 5.2 million euros to the metro concessionaire due to the loss of users caused by the increase in travelers using the express bus to the airport. This situation has forced an additional compensation of 727,000 euros to the company.

A Fourth Victim Dies from a Sea Wave in a Natural Pool in Tenerife

A woman who suffered cardiac arrest after being struck by a sea wave in a natural pool in Tenerife and was hospitalized has died, becoming the fourth victim of the incident.

The Opportunity of the 'Benidorm Fest' Without 'Eurovision'

The Benidorm Fest can establish itself as a significant cultural event in its own right, taking advantage of the attention and audience it has gained, regardless of its connection to Eurovision. This allows it to strengthen its identity, attract new talents and audiences, and position itself as a national platform for musical promotion that goes beyond its association with the European contest.

The Government shapes a 'move' on housing with the creation of Casa 47 and aid for landlords against unpaid rents

The Council of Ministers will approve the transformation of Sepes into Casa 47, a new state housing entity, and will strengthen insurance against unpaid rents for landlords, aiming to boost the sector and protect lessors.

War in Hollywood: Paramount Strikes Back with a Hostile Takeover Bid for Warner Bros Discovery

Paramount has launched a hostile public takeover bid for Warner Bros Discovery, offering 30 dollars in cash per share. This move comes just days after the deal signed between Netflix and Warner Bros, intensifying the competition in Hollywood.

ICO-Covid Loans and the 'Ghost Clause' that the Courts Are Starting to Stop: "They Could Have Destroyed Me"

A court in Madrid rules that the State must cover 80% of the loans guaranteed by ICO-Covid, limiting the responsibility of private guarantors to 20%, thereby halting the enforcement of the controversial "ghost clause."

Controversy in France Over Brigitte Macron's Insults Toward a Feminist Group: "We'll Kick Them Out"

A French newspaper revealed confidential audio recordings in which Brigitte Macron insults a group of feminists who interrupted a comedian's show; the comedian has been accused of rape, sparking controversy in France.

Man Arrested for Forcing Open Tenants' Room Door, Removing Their Belongings, and Changing the Lock

The man was arrested for forcibly entering his tenants' room, removing their belongings, and changing the lock. His wife assisted in emptying the room but was not detained because she is the caregiver of a young child.

Valdano's 'jab' at Madrid footballers: "The ones who don't run are the players"

Jorge Valdano criticized the Real Madrid footballers after the defeat against Celta, backing the coach from Tolosa. He pointed out that the problem is not the manager, but that the players are the ones who don't run or show enough effort on the field.

This Christmas, Give Power and Quality: Discover the Devices That Suit Every Need

Laptops are the perfect gift this Christmas, offering high performance, excellent visual experience, versatility, and portability, adapting to various lifestyles.

These Are the Most Common Ski Injuries: Discover How to Avoid Them

With the arrival of the ski season, concerns about common injuries among enthusiasts in Spain increase. The article details the most frequent injuries in this sport and offers key advice to prevent them, helping skiers enjoy their activities safely and minimize risks on the snow.

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

Chris Martin joked about the 'kisscam' incident where Andy Byron, CEO of Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, HR director, were caught being unfaithful to their partners, suggesting that in difficult situations, the best thing to do is to make the most of them.

Doctors return to strike today amid a flu wave to demand their own Framework Statute

Doctors begin a strike today that will last until Friday, joining the indefinite strike called for every Tuesday starting January 27. The protest aims to demand their own Framework Statute amid a flu wave, affecting the entire staff of the Public Health Service.

The EU endorses creating migrant deportation centers outside Europe despite opposition from Spain

The EU will now allow the deportation of migrants to countries outside Europe, without requiring any connection to the receiving country. Bilateral agreements can be validated to externalize reception, such as Italy's model with Albania, despite opposition from Spain.

The unexpected 'visit' Rosalía gets during an interview goes viral: "Rauw Alejandro arrived"

During an interview, Rosalía got up after seeing a flying cockroach near her, creating an unexpected and viral moment.

The moment that the vast majority of F1 fans were waiting for: goodbye to the worst regulations in history

The 2026 Formula 1 season will introduce a new technical regulation that will replace the current rules, which have been heavily criticized over the past four years, promising to revitalize the competition and improve the experience for fans and participants.

Kyrgios' harsh attack on Nadal: he says he would rather hit the Spaniard than win a Grand Slam

Nick Kyrgios, a key figure in the "Battle of the Sexes" against Aryna Sabalenka, fuels his rivalry with Rafa Nadal by stating that he would prefer to assault the Spaniard rather than win a Grand Slam.

Lamps Swinging, Alarms Activating... This Is How the Earthquake That Shook Japan Felt

A magnitude 7.6 earthquake shook the north, center, and east of Japan, including Tokyo, causing lamps to sway and alarms to activate.

From Zara vs Lazzara to Scalpers vs Scales: the silent battles to preserve their identity

European courts resolve thousands of commercial disputes annually that affect new brands in the continental market, highlighting the importance of protecting the identity and rights of emerging companies against potential confusion or imitations.

Pérez-Reverte surrenders to this gem about fascism on streaming: "Magnificent"

Arturo Pérez-Reverte recommends an outstanding recent Italian series about fascism, starring the popular actor Luca Marinelli.

What is a 'floral bag', the bridal trend we won’t stop seeing among 2026 brides

The 'floral bag' combines the delicacy of a traditional bouquet with the practicality of a handbag, becoming the ideal accessory for brides looking for style and functionality on their wedding day.

Dan Buettner, longevity expert: "People who live longer don’t do Crossfit"

Dan Buettner, longevity expert, states that the most effective exercise to improve health and longevity is not Crossfit, but moderate and sustainable physical activities that promote long-term well-being.

The Most Unsettling Robot Dogs Ever Seen: With the Heads of Musk, Zuckerberg, and Bezos

These robot dogs, inspired by Boston Dynamics models, are equipped with heads representing prominent tech entrepreneurs such as Musk, Zuckerberg, and Bezos, creating a disturbing and striking image.

The hotel in Seville that 'The Sun' recommends: a 4-star "very close to the Guadalquivir"

The British outlet 'The Sun' has recommended a four-star hotel in Seville, highlighting its location near the Guadalquivir River. Additionally, it offers gastronomic suggestions for travelers in Spain.

The Michelin Guide expands its recommendations and introduces a new distinction in wine

The Michelin Guide presents La Uva MICHELIN, a new distinction with 1, 2, and 3 grapes that will highlight the best wine estates, thus offering a specialized guide for wine lovers.

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

The V16 beacon, a road safety device, only transmits your data in the event of an incident or breakdown on the road. Its signal is visible up to one kilometer under favorable conditions, helping to alert other drivers and facilitate assistance.

This Is How Famous Spaniards Would Look as LEGO Figures

Thanks to artificial intelligence, it has been possible to imagine what LEGO figures based on famous Spaniards would look like, presenting a fun representation of their characteristic features in toy form.

Golden Globes 2026: 'One Battle After Another' and 'The White Lotus' Dominate Nominations, 'Sirat' Doubles Its Oscar Chances

The HFPA announced the nominations for the 2026 Golden Globes, highlighting 'One Battle After Another' and 'The White Lotus' as the main favorites. Additionally, 'Sirat' expands its possibilities heading toward the Oscars. The ceremony will be held on January 11 in Los Angeles.

The Prosecutor's Office Seeks to Close the García Ortiz Chapter with the Appointment of Peramato and the Supreme Court Ruling

The Council of Ministers will propose Teresa Peramato for prosecutor this Tuesday, with her inauguration scheduled for Thursday, thus aiming to close the García Ortiz chapter alongside the Supreme Court ruling.

The 'Daily Mail' invites British retirees to emigrate: "Once you are a resident in Spain, you can access the system"

The 'Daily Mail' points out that the Spanish healthcare system is a major attraction for British retirees. It highlights that once established as residents, they can access the healthcare system, thus promoting the option of emigrating to Spain for a better quality of life.

Zelenski says Europe maintains a "common stance" on Ukraine after meeting with Starmer, Merz, and Macron

Zelenski met with Starmer, Merz, and Macron to discuss increased defense support, security guarantees, and the reconstruction of Ukraine, highlighting that Europe maintains a common stance regarding the conflict.

These are the regional presidents who plan to raise their salaries

The regional presidents of Asturias, Cantabria, the Basque Country, Navarra, La Rioja, Castilla y León, and Castilla-La Mancha plan to increase their salaries in 2026, in line with the raise scheduled for public employees.

Esther on 'First Dates': "David Bisbal is my life, I have his autograph tattooed on my arm"

Esther confessed on 'First Dates' that no man will ever make her forget David Bisbal, whom she considers her life. She even has a tattoo of the singer's autograph on her arm, showing her great admiration and affection for him.

The 100-euro fine that only exists in one LEZ in Spain, even if you comply with the regulations

The Zaragoza City Council will definitively activate its Low Emission Zone on December 12, the date on which 100-euro fines will begin to be applied for entering without the corresponding permit, even if other regulations are complied with.

How the retirement system works for Spaniards working abroad and who pays for it

Spaniards working abroad contribute to their retirement according to three situations: in countries within the European Union, in countries with a bilateral agreement, or in countries without a bilateral agreement, which determines who pays and how the pension is calculated.

An Affordable Recipe with the Sweet King of Christmas: Soft Nougat and Fresh Cheese Mousse

This mousse combines the flavor of soft nougat with fresh cheese to create a delicious and budget-friendly Christmas dessert, perfect for impressing your guests during the holidays.

35 Christmas Recipes That Never Fail: Easy, Original, and For Every Taste

Discover 35 varied and easy Christmas recipes, including appetizers, seafood, fish, and sweets. Perfect for surprising your guests with quick and traditional dishes, ideal for enjoying a relaxed Christmas Eve or New Year's Eve.

No Pots or Pans: Lidl's Invention to Make Hot Chocolate Without Messing Up

Lidl has launched a handy gadget that allows you to prepare hot chocolate at home easily and without dirtying pots or pans, ideal for enjoying in winter without any hassle.

How to Collect Christmas Lottery Prizes via Bizum and the Maximum Amount Allowed

On December 22, the Christmas Lottery prizes will be distributed, and they can be collected at sales points and banking institutions. Additionally, it is possible to collect prizes via Bizum, although there is a maximum amount allowed for this payment method.

Neither Massimo Dutti nor Zara: the most versatile coat to gift this Christmas is at Primark for 50 euros

Primark has launched a versatile, warm, and affordable coat for 50 euros, ideal for gifting this Christmas. The garment stands out for its ability to match multiple styles, offering an economical and practical option compared to other brands like Massimo Dutti or Zara.

This is the Fairy Tale Village with the Largest Advent Calendar in the World

The German town opens a window of the giant advent calendar on its town hall daily from December 1st to 24th, creating a magical and festive experience for residents and visitors.

A Water Leak in the Louvre Damages 400 Works and Ancient Documents

A pipe malfunction caused a water leak that flooded the Louvre's Egyptian antiquities library, damaging 400 works and ancient documents.

One dead and several injured in a multiple collision in the town of Biescas

In Biescas, on the N-260a road, a multiple collision occurred around 2:15 PM, involving up to three vehicles. The accident left one dead and several injured.

Netanyahu and Trump will meet in Washington before the end of the year to discuss the second phase of the peace plan for Gaza

Both leaders agreed to meet in Washington before the end of the year to discuss the second phase of the peace plan for Gaza, focused on the disarmament of Hamas and the demilitarization of the Gaza Strip, after having addressed these issues in a recent call.

Space debris threatens to blind telescopes: "It's not even the tip of the iceberg"

Experts warn that in the next decade, nearly 96% of images from space observatories will be contaminated by space debris, severely affecting astronomical observation.

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

José Antonio, affected by high real estate prices and bad experiences sharing a flat, decided to buy a van to live in. His situation reflects the difficult reality and uncertain future that many young people face amid the housing crisis.

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

In Spain, the number of stable couples who choose not to live together is growing in order to maintain independence, balance their lives, and avoid the dynamics that previously caused frustration in cohabitation.

From Neighborhood Store to Package Pickup Point: "There Are People Who Didn’t Know It Was a Haberdashery"

Package pickup points revitalize neighborhood stores by attracting customers and preventing closures, although they also create extra workload and strain on businesses already affected by the crisis.

Neither Believed Nor Heard

The Salazar case forces Sánchez and the PSOE to confront reality, avoiding the use of discrediting strategies and media manipulation.

The Lie of Ventorro

The lunch between Mazón and Vilaplana, although insignificant in itself, became a powerful symbol of deceit and mistrust, reflecting a larger conflict and affecting the public perception of both.

Donald Trump: From Words to Deeds

The new National Security Strategy document signed by President Trump highlights a firm and strategic approach to protecting U.S. interests, emphasizing national defense, economic security, and combating global threats. This strategy reflects a clear commitment to moving from words to concrete actions in matters of national security.

New Book

Pedro Sánchez must resign to preserve the integrity of the institutions and the PSOE, as his stance of "no means no" has reached an irreversible point.

The Problematic 'Great Workforce Replacement' in Spain: Only Two Sectors Have Enough Young People to Cover Retirements Over the Next 15 Years

Population aging in Spain will lead to millions of job vacancies that young people will not be able to fill. Migration will offer some relief, but it will not be enough to compensate for the shortage of workers in the next decade and a half.

Asfura, Trump's candidate, extends his lead over Nasralla in Honduras

Vote counting in Honduras was halted on Friday due to technical difficulties, but nearly 90% of the ballots have already been tallied, showing that Asfura, supported by Trump, is extending his lead over Nasralla.

Helena stars in a 'face-to-face' with a temptress and leaves Barneda stunned

Helena told Olatz several times to "go play in the snow," which puzzled Sandra Barneda, who asked for clarification. Helena explained that she was referring to Olaf, the character from Frozen.

A 2.6-magnitude earthquake shakes Murcia

A 2.6-magnitude earthquake shook Murcia at 6:48 PM, lasting approximately ten seconds.

The creator of 'Tetris' reveals the origin of the video game

The Russian computer engineer and creator of Tetris visited Pablo Motos, where he shared details about the origin and development of the iconic video game.

Almudena and Borja star in the moment of the night on 'The Island of Temptations': "A micro-kiss"

Almudena and her temptor starred in the most talked-about moment at Villa Playa after a "micro-kiss" hidden behind a cushion, generating surprise and reactions among the participants.

These are the five finalists of 'Operación Triunfo' after the intense duel between Guillo Rist and Tinho

Claudia Arenas, Cristina, Guille Toledano, Tinho, and Olivia became finalists of 'Operación Triunfo 2025' following the elimination of Guillo Rist in the semifinal.

Eurovision's Lost Refuge

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

José Pablo López, President of RTVE: "Not Even the Best Makeup Can Fix It"

José Pablo López, President of RTVE, criticizes the EBU for including countries with economic problems under unclear conditions and for increasing the number of participants after Spain's withdrawal. He points out that these changes do not solve the event's problems nor its management.

Manu's Farewell Surprises the Guests of 'Pasapalabra': "You're So Good!"

Alain Hernández, Lorena Gómez, Cristina Alcázar, and José Manuel Zapata participated in their third and final episode of Antena 3's 'Pasapalabra,' where Manu surprised the guests with his farewell and compliments.

Raphael conquers Madrid again, acclaimed by fans of all ages: "One more year!"

Raphael delivered a successful concert at the Movistar Arena in Madrid as part of his 'Raphaelísimo' tour, where he was cheered by fans of all ages who celebrated his music and career.

Javier Santos, alleged son of Julio Iglesias, prepares a new lawsuit to have the artist recognize his paternity

Fernando Osuna, Javier Santos's lawyer, has told 'ABC' that they are seeking support from American law firms to file the paternity recognition lawsuit against Julio Iglesias in U.S. courts.

Álvaro Morata shares a reflection amid rumors of a crisis with Alice Campello: "Everything passes"

Álvaro Morata posted a reflection on his Instagram stories that seems to refer to the alleged crisis he is facing with his wife, Alice Campello, suggesting that problems are temporary and eventually pass.

Romanticism or family unity? Why Millie Bobby Brown might have changed her name

Millie Bobby Brown's legal name change highlights a long-standing practice that has evolved in meaning over centuries, reflecting personal or familial reasons.

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

Eme de Amores announced on social media that she is pregnant by Muna, sharing her joy with two videos and describing the news as an early gift.

Marta Peñate shares information related to her tests after her miscarriage: "In case I can help others"

Marta Peñate has shared details on her social media about her medical tests following the miscarriage she suffered in May, aiming to offer help and support to other women who may be going through a similar situation.

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

New music releases from Rozalén, Ozuna, Paulo Londra, and Sofía Ellar mark December, closing a year full of surprises in music.

This Is One of the Most Christmassy Houses in the World: It’s in Germany and Has More Than 600 Trees

A German family has broken the world record by decorating their house with 621 Christmas trees. This tradition, which they have been surpassing for six years, fills almost every corner, including the bathroom. They start decorating in June to achieve this spectacular festive result.

Santa Claus Replaces Reindeer with Canoes and Arrives in Peru Weeks Before Christmas

In Peru, seven Santa Clauses have arrived weeks before Christmas by sailing canoes along the coasts. Many people have taken the opportunity to see them live, and some lucky ones have enjoyed rides on their boats.

Verstappen's 'tiff' with a journalist after losing the World Championship: "You only give me that stupid smile"

Max Verstappen had a tense exchange with a journalist during the press conference after the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, following the loss of the World Championship. The Dutch driver showed frustration and responded irritably to the reporter, highlighting the moment as a clear display of his discontent.

Details of the UFC at the White House, revealed by Trump: "There will be eight or nine championship fights..."

The U.S. president announced that the UFC event at the White House will take place soon and will feature eight or nine championship fights, highlighting the magnitude and exclusivity of the show at the presidential residence.

Alcaraz returns with a defeat in the 'tie break' against Frances Tiafoe at the New York exhibition

American tennis player Frances Tiafoe, ranked number 30 in the ATP, defeated Carlos Alcaraz at the New York exhibition with scores of 6-3, 3-6, and 10-7 in a final tie break.

Rick Macci, the renowned and legendary former coach of Serena Williams: "At that age, Alcaraz is the best"

Rick Macci, the legendary coach of Serena Williams, praised the world number one Carlos Alcaraz on his 'X' profile, highlighting that at his age he is the best tennis player in the world.

Matías Almeyda's Confrontation with the Assistant Referee Guadalupe Porras: "I Have Three Daughters, Miss"

During the Valencia vs Sevilla match at Mestalla, coach Matías Almeyda received a yellow card. In the first half, he had a confrontation with assistant referee Guadalupe Porras, to whom he said: "I have three daughters, miss."

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. Recently, Mattel launched an adapted version of the game UNO for people with visual disabilities, thus promoting representation and normalization of diversity among children.

People with Autism Star in the Guardia Civil's New Charity Calendar for 2026

People with autism of various ages and support needs are featured each month in the Guardia Civil's 2026 charity calendar, accompanied by members of their units.

Disability Does Not Depend on the Neighborhood

Disability is independent of the family's socioeconomic status; its denial based on economic factors is incorrect both technically and ethically.

Paralympic champion Susana Rodríguez requests that prize money for medals be tax-exempt

Susana Rodríguez, a visually impaired triathlete and Paralympic champion, was recognized by the High Council for Sports for her career. Additionally, she requested that monetary awards for medals be exempt from taxes to support athletes representing Spain in international competitions.

The Government speeds up to approve the new addendum to the recovery plan this Tuesday

More than 58.7 billion euros from the European Next Generation funds have already been injected into the real economy in Spain, benefiting nearly 1.3 million people. The Government is moving forward to approve a new addendum to the recovery plan this Tuesday.

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

Paul Álvarez, general director of Numa, expresses his ambition to establish the company as one of the leaders in the digitalized urban accommodation market in Spain.

From TikTok to Instagram, the "spend like an investor" movement gains ground among young people without investments

Although many young people still do not buy stocks or open funds, the "spend like an investor" movement on TikTok and Instagram is changing their perspective on money, something analysts consider significant for the financial future of this generation.

The fever for Treasury Bills deflates and savers begin to seek refuge in Bonds

The drop in interest rates has led investors to move away from Treasury Bills, seeking longer-term options like Bonds to obtain better returns.

This is the cost of financial freedom, according to your age: the money you need to live without working

The amount needed to achieve financial freedom varies depending on age, gender, and geographic location, reflecting differences in needs and living costs.

Russell Crowe, 'Andor', 'Weapons' and more snubs in the 2026 Golden Globe nominations

The Foreign Press Association announced the nominations for the 2026 Golden Globes, sparking debate due to notable absences such as Russell Crowe, the series 'Andor,' and the film 'Weapons,' leading to divided opinions about their choices in film and television.

Stephen King and the Scare That Has Won Him Over: The Master of Terror Praises One of His Favorite Series of the Year

Stephen King, the legendary horror author, has praised the series "It: Welcome to Derry," highlighting it as one of his favorites of the year. This recognition comes in a notable year for his film adaptations, which include "The Long Walk," "Chuck's Life," and "The Running Man."

Matthew Lillard, another actor insulted by Tarantino, responds to his criticisms: "It sucks"

Quentin Tarantino criticized several actors on a podcast about the best films of the 21st century. Among them, Matthew Lillard responded to the director's harsh words, calling them "it sucks."

The Spanish 'True Detective' hidden on Prime Video: eight episodes and from the creator of 'The Ministry of Time'

Maggie Civantos and Salva Reina star in this eight-episode series on Prime Video, where they investigate the death of a young woman in Málaga, while the city's underworld is locked in a tense battle.

Oscar Isaac's Reaction Upon Seeing Jacob Elordi Made Up for 'Frankenstein': "What an Idiot"

Oscar Isaac was surprised when he saw Jacob Elordi's makeup for 'Frankenstein' and immediately expressed his verdict with humor, calling him "what an idiot."

How to Avoid Falling for a Scam When Buying Last-Minute Christmas Lottery Tickets Online

The increase in digital purchases of Christmas Lottery tickets attracts cybercriminals who try to scam users. It is crucial to verify the authenticity of platforms to avoid fraud when buying last-minute tickets online.

New milestone for SpaceX: US authorizes new launch site for the Starship rocket

The US Air Force approved SpaceX's plan to build a launch complex at Cape Canaveral, Florida, intended for the Starship rocket, marking a significant advancement for the company.

Be Careful When Sending Photos of Shared Christmas Lottery Tickets via WhatsApp: These Are All the Dangers

To avoid conflicts if a shared Christmas lottery ticket wins a prize, it is crucial to put the agreements in writing with the person you have paid half with, ensuring a fair distribution of the money.

The smartphone that has taken another step in AI and can shop for you features the assistant from TikTok's owner

ZTE has launched the nubia M153 in China, the first smartphone to incorporate Doubao, an AI assistant developed by ByteDance, the owner of TikTok. Doubao can make purchases and manage tasks autonomously, marking an advancement in the integration of artificial intelligence in mobile devices.

Dreame Matrix 10 Ultra: the robot vacuum that innovates in a sector where everything seemed to be invented already

The Dreame Matrix 10 Ultra introduces in Spain an innovative system with automatically interchangeable mops according to the type of floor, standing out in an already well-developed market.

The keys to Marta Pombo’s new haircut: one of the most requested styles in salons this season

Marta Pombo surprises with a makeover that brings back the jaw-length bob haircut trend, one of the most popular styles in salons this season.

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

Exclusive brands are sponsoring female athletes in sports such as tennis, skiing, sailing, and soccer, boosting their visibility and linking luxury with women's sports.

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

Anya Taylor-Joy and Jenna Ortega stood out with their outfits at the closing of the Marrakech Festival, showcasing two unique and striking styles that captured all the attention on 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 unveiled her first Bratz doll in Madrid, sporting a bold look with leopard print and studs, very similar to the style of the doll.

Marta León, hormone expert: "Hair doesn't fall out just for no reason. Often, it reflects an imbalance"

Nutritionist and pharmacist Marta León points out that hair loss usually reflects hormonal and dietary imbalances, emphasizing that it does not happen without cause. Hormonal changes and diet are key factors that affect hair health.

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

Waterproof Chelsea boots are the ideal alternative to traditional rain boots this season, offering versatility and style for rainy days.

Albert Adrià, chef: "What I always have in my fridge are pickles, it’s something I share with Ferran"

Albert Adrià, chef of Enigma, revealed in 2022 that he always has pickles in his fridge, a preference he shares with his brother Ferran Adrià.

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

Knowing the different parts of the ham is key to making the most of it. Some areas have more meat and allow for various cuts and preparations, beyond the classic thin slices.

Neither pasta nor Spanish omelette: Guille Toledano's signature dish from 'OT 2025', who worked as a cook

Guille Toledano, 4th finalist of 'OT 2025' and former cook, prepared his signature dish in the academy for fellow contestants and directors, showcasing his culinary talent alongside his musical side.

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

Making homemade soft nougat allows you to control the level of sweetness, helping to reduce sugar intake as recommended by nutritionists.

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

This recipe combines caramelized piquillo peppers with a classic bikini sandwich, offering a sweet and surprising flavor perfect for autumn. Easy to prepare, it reinvents this traditional dish with a gourmet touch that will delight pepper lovers.

The Restaurant Trick to Eliminate the Frying Smell When Cooking at Home

A simple trick used in restaurants helps eliminate the frying smell at home, keeping the environment fresh and clean after cooking fried foods.

The Forest of Riddles: an easy route through fog, laurel forest, and fallen trees to enjoy with the family

The Forest of Riddles, located in a town declared a World Heritage Site in Tenerife, offers an easy route ideal for families. This natural environment is notable for its fog, laurel forest, and fallen trees, making it one of the island’s greatest treasures.

The Best Beach Destination in the World Is Just a Step Away from Spain and Retains Its Title for the Fourth Time

Portugal has once again been recognized as the best beach destination in the world, surpassing places like the Caribbean, Thailand, and the Maldives. This is its fourth consecutive title, highlighting its proximity to Spain and its unique appeal to tourists.

The vibrant Argentine city where Chenoa was born: beaches, historic buildings, and a unique gastronomy

The Argentine coastal city, known as the birthplace of Chenoa, stands out as a popular tourist destination due to its extensive beaches, historic architecture, and distinctive culinary offerings.

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

The Mediterranean archipelago offers a unique combination of heritage, entertainment, and authentic experiences, creating magical and surprising Christmas celebrations for those who visit.

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

Half an hour from Pamplona, in Navarra, there is an impressive forest known for its natural beauty that houses an old abandoned weapons factory, whose atmosphere resembles a cinematic setting. This place combines nature and history, offering a unique experience in northern Spain.

The city of Tenerife with colonial buildings and a cathedral inspired by the one in Pamplona

The city of Tenerife, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a unique example of an unfortified colonial city, known for its wooden balconies and a cathedral inspired by the one in Pamplona.

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. Located on the floor of the Mediterranean Sea, this museum offers a fascinating collection of sculptures, combining art and underwater nature to create an unparalleled cultural experience.

Leticia Zoé, Nutritionist: "There is Something in Common Among All Tuna Cans with Higher Mercury Content"

Nutritionist Leticia Zoé warns about the presence of mercury in tuna cans, a heavy metal that can be harmful. She highlights that all cans with higher mercury concentrations share certain characteristics, and therefore recommends caution when consuming this very popular product in Spain.

Kellyn Lee, Psychologist: "We Often See in People with Dementia a Symptom That Usually Occurs in the Evenings"

Sundowning syndrome, common in dementia—especially in intermediate and late stages—manifests with symptoms that tend to worsen at dusk, frequently affecting those who suffer from this disease.

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 emphasizes the importance of caring for the microbiota, as it influences many aspects of health. He points out that an ideal diet to keep it healthy would be similar to the Mediterranean diet, rich in natural and balanced foods, thus promoting overall well-being.

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

Tony Espigares explains that the brain, due to its plasticity, learns through repetition. Therefore, it is essential to train it both in daily activities and in nighttime rest habits to manage insomnia, avoiding resisting waking up during the night.

Irene Doporto, Nutritionist: "Standard and Restrictive Diets Are Unsustainable and Ineffective"

Irene Doporto highlights that overweight is a multifactorial problem that requires a personalized approach, tailored to each person's lifestyle, since standard and restrictive diets are usually unsustainable and ineffective for achieving healthy 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 years"

Studying the causes of longevity allows not only to extend life but also to improve its quality. According to Manel Esteller, if we continue with proper advances, in a century we could see people living up to 110, 120, or 130 years.

This is Audi's 2026 lineup: more power, more comfort, and assistants that almost read your mind

Audi presents its 2026 lineup, featuring increased power, enhanced comfort, and advanced intelligent assistants, offering a sporty and technological driving experience across all models.

Pere Navarro (DGT) announces the end of cars in cities: "Public transportation will become the only way to access them"

Pere Navarro, Director General of Traffic, emphasized in Badajoz that the urban future will eliminate access for private cars, promoting public transportation as the only way to enter cities, aiming to improve mobility and reduce pollution.

SYM launches its crossover range with discounts of up to 700 euros on the ADX models, including insurance

SYM expands its crossover range with the new ADXTG 400, featuring notable power and technology. Additionally, it offers discounts of up to 700 euros on ADX models, including insurance, to attract buyers.

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

The V16 beacons approved by the DGT contain "IDIADA" or "LCOE" codes that indicate the organization responsible for their certification and approval, ensuring they comply with the legal and technical standards necessary for their proper operation and road safety.

BYD further strengthens customer confidence with an extensive battery warranty

BYD extends the warranty on its Blade Battery, enhancing customer confidence by ensuring greater safety and performance in its expanding range of electric vehicles.

A woman dies and five others are injured following a house fire in Palas de Rei

A woman died and five people were injured following a house fire in Palas de Rei. One of the affected individuals alerted emergency services (112), reporting that their house was on fire and that family members were inside.

The PSOE proposes creating a voucher plan and another for the rehabilitation of rural heritage to boost tourism

The socialist candidate proposes a voucher plan and another for the rehabilitation of rural heritage to combat seasonality and promote tourism during periods of lower influx.

Prison for Threatening to Kill and Attacking His Ex in Gernika, Whom He Had a Restraining Order Against

A 50-year-old man was imprisoned for threatening to kill his ex-partner in Gernika with an axe and attacking her with punches and kicks, violating a restraining order.

Barcelona offers two new collection services for mobile phones and cava bottles at various green points

Barcelona has installed opaque and sealed containers at several green points to collect mobile phones and cava bottles, facilitating their recycling and sustainable waste management.

F1 simulators, virtual reality, bowling, billiards… this is the new 'gamer' paradise held in Barcelona

Game Station arrives in L’Hospitalet de Llobregat, offering a new family entertainment experience with F1 simulators, virtual reality, bowling, billiards, and more, guaranteeing fun for all ages.

The firefighters of Ponferrada extinguish a fire started in a micro-hybrid car

A micro-hybrid car caught fire with multiple reignitions. The firefighters of Ponferrada managed to put it out and, as a preventive measure, the vehicle was submerged in a pool of water for 48 hours.

Complete the A-5 Tunnel, Ermita del Santo Area, Las Cruces Park, and Two Senior Centers: Latina Leads Investment in 2026

Latina will receive 181.7 million euros in 2026 to complete the A-5 tunnel, improve the Ermita del Santo area, renovate Las Cruces park, and build two senior centers, thus leading territorial investments for the coming year.

Three minors arrested in Salt for assaulting shopping center security guards after showing a fake gun

Three minors were arrested in Salt after assaulting security guards at a shopping center by showing them a fake gun when they were reprimanded.

Two injured, one in critical condition, after being swept away by a wave in Lanzarote

Two people were swept away by a wave in Lanzarote; one got out of the water on their own, and the other was rescued by a helicopter and transferred in critical condition to the General Hospital of Lanzarote.

Schedule, Dates, and Participants: What You Need to Know About the 8th Edition of the Palmerita Fair in Morata de Tajuña

The 8th Edition of the Palmerita Fair in Morata de Tajuña will feature the participation of 7 bakeries. Various activities and tastings are expected to celebrate this traditional event.

How Deputies Are Distributed in Extremadura: This Is the Province with the Most Power in Parliament

The Parliament of Extremadura has 65 seats, distributed according to the population of each province, following the provisions of Law 2/1987.

Two 'Santas' exchange blows inside a supermarket

Two people dressed as Santa Claus got into a physical fight inside a supermarket, apparently over contending for the best spot in the store.

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

A young woman greeted in Spanish when entering the subway in Germany, and far from being bothered, many passengers responded positively, following her and reacting with surprise and friendliness.

A Spanish Woman in Finland, on What the "Happiest Country" Is Like: "There Are Nuances"

A Spanish woman living in Finland points out that, although the country is considered the "happiest," there are negative aspects that show not everything is perfect, offering a more balanced and nuanced view of Finnish reality.

Dogs and Sticks: A Relationship as Mythical as It Is Dangerous

Wood attracts many dogs because of its texture, smell, and shape, but chewing on it can cause unexpected harm, making this practice a risk to their health.

Laboratory Dogs in the United States: Breeder Closures and Changes in Research

In the U.S., around 40,000 dogs are used annually in scientific studies on canine cancer, vaccines, and the development of veterinary medicines, while facing breeder closures and changes in research methods.

Science unveils the smell that generates the greatest reward response in dogs' brains

The scents of their primary humans activate dogs' brains the most, demonstrating the strong olfactory and emotional connection they have with their owners.

Check Your Daily Horoscope for Tuesday, December 9, 2025

Check the daily horoscope for Tuesday, December 9, 2025, on 20minutos.es, with predictions for yesterday, today, and tomorrow that will help you anticipate your day and make better decisions.

Work Calendar for the Balearic Islands 2026: How the 12 Paid Holidays and Two Local Days Are Distributed by Municipality

The work calendar for the Balearic Islands in 2026 includes 12 paid holidays as well as two specific local days assigned by municipality, thus organizing the non-working days in the region.

Check Primitiva: results for Monday, December 8, 2025

The results of La Primitiva for Monday, December 8, 2025 will be published starting at 9:30 PM. You can check them on the website 20minutos.es.

Check Bonoloto: results for Monday, December 8, 2025

The results of the Bonoloto for Monday, December 8, 2025, will be published starting at 9:30 PM. You can check them on the website 20minutos.es.

Where does the expression ‘puñalada trapera’ come from?

The expression ‘puñalada trapera’ refers to a treacherous attack, especially a wound caused by a bladed weapon from behind, catching the victim by surprise. Its exact origin is uncertain, and there are several theories about it.

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

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

A retiree drives at nearly 200 km/h piloting his rolling garden shed

A retiree drives at nearly 200 km/h in a vehicle built on a TVR chassis, equipped with a powerful 4.5-liter V8 engine, which looks like a rolling garden shed but is capable of high speeds.

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

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

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

The 2026 World Cup draw took place on December 5 in Washington, with the presence of football legends, Hollywood actors, and the presentation of an award to Donald Trump. The tournament will be held in the United States, Mexico, and Canada next summer.

Orlando or Hong Kong? Attractive Destinations You Can Now Visit with a Direct Flight from Madrid

Madrid's Barajas Airport reached a record of more than 66 million passengers in 2024, reflecting its growing global connectivity. Now, from Madrid, it is possible to fly directly to attractive destinations such as Orlando and Hong Kong, expanding options for travelers seeking new experiences.

The Most Beautiful Photos of the 'Cold Moon,' the Last Supermoon of This Year

The 'Cold Moon' is the full moon that occurs in December, close to the winter solstice in the northern hemisphere. This phenomenon marks the last supermoon of the year, offering stunning views and photographs of this special astronomical event.

More than 27 million per train, the Chinese crossroads and the foreseeable role of the EIB: the financial keys to the desired purchase of more AVE trains

Puente will travel to China to evaluate the purchase of trains from China Railway Rolling Stock Corporation, which are more economical and have faster deliveries than European ones. Afterwards, he will visit Italy to see the Hitachi factory, exploring options for the acquisition of new AVE trains.

The PSOE tries to steer the debate on multiple reoffending in its favor and strengthens its nod to Junts

A PSC deputy states that "security is a left-wing issue" and advocates for moving the debate on multiple reoffending to the national level, as is already done in Catalonia, while the PSOE seeks to guide the discussion and reinforce its rapprochement with Junts.

Renfe awards maintenance contracts for its commuter and medium-distance trains to Siemens, Alstom, and CAF for 266 million

Renfe has awarded contracts worth 266 million to Siemens, Alstom, and CAF for the maintenance of 372 electric commuter and medium-distance trains. The contracts, divided into 7 lots, will have an initial duration of 3 years, with the possibility of a 2-year extension.

Edu Saz, architect, on housing construction: "The permits are very slow and the tax burdens are high"

Edu Saz points out that although the construction of new housing is key to solving the housing crisis, legislation and bureaucracy make the process difficult, with slow permits and high tax burdens that limit building.

Four Dead as Small Plane Crashes in the French Pyrenees, Very Close to the Spanish Border

A small plane crashed in the department of Ariège, in the French Pyrenees, near the border with Spain, causing the death of four people.

Jewelry pieces so original they capture everyone's attention

Some jewels transcend fashion thanks to their history, symbolism, design, or materials, becoming true works of art worthy of being displayed in a museum.

Rafa Sánchez: "People in their fifties have resumed their pre-parenthood lives and jump around like teenagers"

Rafa Sánchez, along with Seguridad Social, Gurruchaga, Jaime Urrutia, and others, will participate in the Debajo del Sombrero festival on December 12 at Vistalegre. In statements, Sánchez comments on how people in their fifties have resumed youthful lifestyles, enjoying themselves with the energy and joy of teenagers.

The Government Creates an Audit Committee of Six Experts to Review African Swine Fever Laboratories

Conseller Ordeig confirms that the number of positive African swine fever cases remains at 13, while the Government establishes an audit committee of six experts to review the laboratories related to the disease.

A company owned by a cousin of the socialist Susana Sumelzo operated on the same floor as Cerdán's construction company

Infraestructuras Montearagón SL, a company owned by Fernando Sumelzo Cia, cousin of Susana Sumelzo, had its registered address in the same residence in Servinabar where the construction company linked to Cerdán operated, according to Heraldo de Aragón.

The Pope calls for peace, reconciliation, and education in non-violence before the Virgin of the Immaculate

Pope Leo XIV urged the opening of "other doors of homes and oases of peace" after the Jubilee, promoting peace, reconciliation, and education in non-violence under the protection of the Virgin of the Immaculate.

What Types of Drivers Will Be Allowed to Use the New HOV Lane on the A2 in Madrid

The new HOV lane on the A2 in Madrid will soon be operational. This lane is intended for high-occupancy vehicles, promoting carpooling to reduce traffic. Drivers should check which types of vehicles and occupants are authorized to use it.

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 from January 2026. They raise questions among drivers, especially regarding their use together with the traditional emergency triangles.

Accident in Navarre: 28-year-old man dies and another is injured in a crash

A 28-year-old man died and another was injured after a side collision in Navarre. The accident occurred when the deceased's vehicle was attempting to overtake another car.

Two Canoes with More than 300 Migrants Rescued in Waters Near El Hierro

Two canoes carrying more than 300 migrants, including 24 women and eight children, were rescued in waters near El Hierro.

An Earthquake Shakes Álava: "Two Strong Blasts Were Felt, Like Explosions"

The largest earthquake recorded in Euskadi to date shook Álava, causing two strong blasts similar to explosions to be felt, according to the National Geographic Institute.

Fraudulent Websites Redirect to Other Scams or to Download Legitimate Browsers So Scammers Can Collect Money

Messages with fraudulent links congratulate users on supposed prizes, such as tiny houses or coupons, redirecting them to other scams or to download legitimate browsers that enable scammers to illegally collect money.

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

20AM offers an informative summary to start the day aware of key news, including national events, politics, economy, and international affairs, providing context and essential data to stay informed quickly and effectively.

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

This article offers practical advice to optimize your personal budget. It includes tricks to save on daily expenses, plan purchases, and manage income efficiently, helping you improve your finances and avoid unnecessary spending. Ideal for those looking to maximize their money and achieve better financial health.

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

Stylist Alex Sestelo shares trending haircuts ideal for women who wear their gray hair with pride, highlighting modern options perfect for the fall.

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

The final episode of 'Stranger Things', Netflix's flagship series, will have an epic duration and will premiere in Spain on the early morning of New Year's Eve, altering the New Year's Eve celebration for many fans.

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

The laboratories of the DGT grant numerous certifications to the same manufacturer and product, raising doubts about the authenticity and regulation of V16 beacons, since the same light is sold under as many as 44 different brands.

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

Experts from Fotocasa, FADEI, IDRA, Inviertis, and Trioteca point out that building more homes is part of the solution to the housing crisis, but they also emphasize the importance of comprehensive policies, market regulation, and accessibility to achieve a lasting impact.

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

Several European cities transform into perfect destinations for those over 60 at Christmas, offering festive markets and rich culture at affordable prices, combining charm and economy for an unforgettable experience.

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

Ryanair suspended its Primer program, aimed at 250,000 potential customers, after attracting only 55,000 and recording losses, which highlighted its ineffectiveness in attracting and retaining users.

The Patent of the V16 Beacons with Which Two Former Civil Guards "Made a Fortune"

Nearly 10 years ago, two former Civil Guards patented the V16 Help Flash beacon, the first connected beacon to be launched on the market, with which they have achieved great financial success.

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

To properly wash socks and eliminate stains and bacteria, you need to consider the type of fabric, the colors, and select the appropriate washing machine program.

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

Bilbao Metro Line 4 will be a key infrastructure for the southern neighborhoods of the city, improving connection and mobility for its residents. The exact start date of operations and complete route details have not yet been announced.

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

The Ministry of Finance and Public Administration has published the salaries of mayors in Spain for 2024, allowing you to find out the mayors' salaries and which councilors are the highest paid in the country.

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

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

This is the radar that issues the most fines in Donosti

A new radar installed in San Sebastián detects more than 15 violations per minute, causing a significant impact and numerous fines among the city's drivers.

Gold prices steady amid caution ahead of Fed meeting; Silver near record highs

Gold prices remained steady as investors awaited the Federal Reserve's upcoming meeting for clues on interest rate decisions. Meanwhile, silver prices approached record highs, buoyed by strong demand and supply concerns. Market participants are cautious, balancing inflation worries with expectations of policy moves.

Oil edges down with Ukraine peace talks, US rate decision in spotlight

Oil prices dipped slightly as investors awaited updates on Ukraine peace negotiations and the upcoming US interest rate decision. Market participants remain cautious amid geopolitical tensions and potential shifts in monetary policy, impacting global demand forecasts.

Oil prices hold losses ahead of Fed meeting; Ukraine peace talks in focus

Oil prices remained lower as markets awaited the Federal Reserve's policy meeting, weighing potential interest rate decisions. Meanwhile, attention is on Ukraine peace talks that could impact regional stability and energy supplies. Investors are cautious amid these geopolitical and economic developments, keeping oil markets subdued.

US judge rejects Trump administration’s halt of wind energy permits

A US judge ruled against the Trump administration's attempt to stop permits for offshore wind energy projects. The decision supports the continuation of renewable energy initiatives, emphasizing the importance of wind energy in combating climate change and advancing clean energy goals. This ruling allows development on several projects to proceed without the previous administrative delays.

Oil falls 2% as Iraqi oilfield production restored, Ukraine talks continue

Oil prices dropped 2% after production resumed at a key Iraqi oilfield, easing supply concerns. Meanwhile, diplomatic talks between Ukraine and Russia continue, impacting market sentiment. The combined effect of restored supply and ongoing negotiations has led to decreased oil prices amid global economic uncertainty.

Mexican lawmakers to debate China tariffs proposal, may soften blow on steel and auto parts

Mexican lawmakers will discuss a proposal to impose tariffs on Chinese imports. The government may ease the impact on steel and auto parts sectors to protect local industries while addressing trade concerns with China. The move aims to balance industry support and maintain trade relations amid global economic challenges.

Greek farmers block borders, airport and roads in protest at delayed EU funds

Greek farmers have staged widespread protests by blocking borders, an airport, and major roads to demand the release of delayed EU agricultural subsidies. The demonstrations have caused significant disruptions, highlighting farmers' frustrations over financial delays amid rising operational costs. Authorities are negotiating with farmer groups to resolve the funding issues and restore normal traffic flow.

Turkey to guarantee Russian gas flow to Hungary, Orban says

Turkish President Erdogan has assured Hungary’s Prime Minister Orban that Turkey will guarantee the uninterrupted flow of Russian gas to Hungary. This commitment comes amid ongoing energy security concerns in Europe due to geopolitical tensions and supply disruptions. The agreement highlights Turkey’s strategic role as an energy transit hub and strengthens its ties with Hungary amidst the complex European energy landscape.

Gold prices stable ahead of Fed meeting; dollar remains weak

Gold prices held steady as investors awaited the Federal Reserve's upcoming meeting for cues on interest rates. The dollar remained weak, supporting gold demand as a safe-haven asset. Markets anticipate potential policy signals that could influence inflation and economic growth outlooks.

Oil prices retreat ahead of Fed decision; Ukraine talks in spotlight

Oil prices declined as investors awaited the Federal Reserve's upcoming decision on interest rates and monitored developments in Ukraine peace talks. Market participants remain cautious, balancing inflation concerns and geopolitical risks that could impact supply and demand dynamics. The Fed's stance is expected to influence economic outlook and energy markets moving forward.

Ford, Renault to partner on EVs as part of European expansion

Ford and Renault have announced a partnership to collaborate on electric vehicles, aiming to boost Ford's expansion in the European market. This strategic alliance will enable shared development of EV technologies and platforms, helping both automakers reduce costs and accelerate production. The collaboration underscores a growing trend among carmakers to join forces in the competitive EV landscape.

US military developing small refineries for critical minerals

The US military is advancing the development of small-scale refineries to process critical minerals essential for defense technologies. These refineries aim to reduce reliance on foreign sources, enhance supply chain security, and support domestic production of key materials like rare earth elements used in electronics and weapons systems. This initiative aligns with broader efforts to strengthen national security and technological independence.

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Ford to use Renault technology, plants for cheaper European EVs to fend off Chinese rivals

Ford plans to collaborate with Renault to utilize its technology and manufacturing plants for producing affordable electric vehicles in Europe. This strategic move aims to enhance Ford's competitiveness against rising Chinese EV makers by lowering costs and expanding its European electric vehicle lineup.

Taiwan stocks higher at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted up 0.67%

Taiwan stocks closed higher, with the Taiwan Weighted Index rising 0.67%. Market gains were driven by positive investor sentiment and strong performances in key sectors, supporting overall market momentum during the trading session.

EDF Power Solutions joins Obelisk hybrid project in Egypt with 20% stake

EDF Power Solutions has acquired a 20% stake in Egypt's Obelisk hybrid energy project. The collaboration aims to enhance the country's renewable energy capacity by integrating solar and wind power sources, supporting Egypt's sustainable energy goals and reducing reliance on fossil fuels. This investment marks EDF's commitment to expanding clean energy infrastructure in the region.

Jefferies upgrades Berkeley to "buy," sees 34% upside on London policy shift

Jefferies has upgraded Berkeley Group to a "buy" rating, anticipating a 34% increase in its price. The upgrade follows policy changes in London that support housing development, which Jefferies believes will enhance Berkeley's growth and profitability. The firm emphasizes the positive effects of relaxed planning regulations and increased government support on the London property market, positioning Berkeley for significant future gains.

Ananym Capital pushes Siemens Energy to spin off wind business

Ananym Capital is urging Siemens Energy to spin off its wind power division to unlock shareholder value. The activist investor believes that separating the wind business would allow Siemens Energy to focus on its core operations and improve financial performance. Siemens Energy is currently evaluating strategic options to address these shareholder concerns.

U.S. solar installations surge 49% in third quarter

U.S. solar installations increased by 49% in Q3, driven by falling equipment costs and strong policy support. Residential and commercial sectors saw significant growth, contributing to record-breaking capacity additions. The surge reflects growing demand for renewable energy as the nation advances toward clean energy goals.

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Thailand's foreign tourist arrivals drop 7.19% in first 11 months

Thailand experienced a 7.19% decrease in foreign tourist arrivals during the first 11 months of the year, affected by global economic challenges and travel restrictions. The government and tourism authorities are developing strategies to revive the sector, concentrating on marketing campaigns and easing entry requirements to attract more visitors in the upcoming months.

Australia business conditions soften in November, capacity constrained

Australia's business conditions weakened in November amid ongoing capacity constraints. Firms faced challenges such as supply chain disruptions and labor shortages, impacting growth and operational efficiency. Despite these issues, some sectors reported steady demand, but overall business sentiment softened as companies struggled to navigate the constrained environment.

UK consumer spending disappointed in November, surveys show

UK consumer spending in November fell short of expectations, with recent surveys indicating weaker retail activity. Despite Black Friday promotions, demand remained subdued amid inflation concerns and economic uncertainty, suggesting cautious consumer behavior heading into the holiday season.

China funneled $80 billion into overseas cleantech in past year, report says

China invested $80 billion in overseas clean technology projects over the past year, according to a recent report. This significant funding highlights China's growing role in global cleantech development, supporting renewable energy, electric vehicles, and sustainable infrastructure worldwide. The report emphasizes the country's strategic push to expand its influence in the green energy sector internationally.

Sterling ticks lower as traders brace for busy week

Sterling edged slightly lower as traders prepared for a week packed with key economic data and central bank announcements. Investors remain cautious amid ongoing inflation concerns and geopolitical uncertainties, which could influence monetary policy decisions and market volatility in the days ahead.

German corporate bankruptcies to surge to a decade high in 2025

German corporate bankruptcies are expected to rise to their highest level in a decade by 2025. Economic pressures, including inflation and supply chain disruptions, are straining businesses. Experts warn that without intervention, the worsening financial situation could lead to increased insolvencies, impacting Germany's economic stability and job market.

German industrial output rises more than expected in October

Germany's industrial output increased more than anticipated in October, driven by gains in manufacturing and energy sectors. This unexpected rise signals strength in the country's economic recovery despite ongoing global challenges and supply chain issues. The positive data suggests improved production momentum heading into the final quarter of the year.

Hungary's budget deficit widens to $1.23 billion in November

Hungary's budget deficit expanded to $1.23 billion in November, driven by increased government spending and lower-than-expected revenues. Economic challenges and fiscal pressures have contributed to the widening gap, raising concerns about the country's financial stability and prompting calls for fiscal restraint moving forward.

Euro zone investor morale rises slightly, Germany still a drag on region

Euro zone investor morale improved slightly in May, supported by better economic sentiment in several countries. However, Germany's ongoing economic challenges continue to hinder overall regional optimism. Despite the modest rise, concerns about inflation and geopolitical tensions persist, limiting a stronger rebound in investor confidence across the euro area.

China's car sales extend decline in November in biggest drop in 10 months

China's car sales fell in November, marking the largest decline in 10 months, as weak consumer demand and economic uncertainties weighed on the auto market. The decrease highlights ongoing challenges in the sector despite government efforts to boost consumption and stabilize growth.

Stocks dip as nervy markets wait for Fed verdict, rates outlook

Global stock markets declined as investors awaited the Federal Reserve's decision and guidance on future interest rates. Uncertainty over the Fed's policy path sparked cautious trading, with markets reacting nervously to mixed economic data and inflation concerns. Traders are closely monitoring signals from the central bank to gauge the direction of monetary policy amid ongoing inflation and economic growth challenges.

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Morning Bid: Markets riddled with anxiety on almost-Fed day

Markets are tense ahead of the Federal Reserve's imminent announcement. Investors await signals on interest rates amid mixed economic data, balancing inflation concerns with growth uncertainties. Volatility is expected as traders position for potential policy shifts that could impact stocks and bonds.

Bitcoin’s 2025 rollercoaster may end on a low

Bitcoin's 2025 outlook appears volatile with potential for significant price swings. Analysts predict the cryptocurrency could face downward pressures due to regulatory challenges and market uncertainty, possibly ending the year lower than expected despite intermittent rallies. Investors are advised to prepare for a turbulent year ahead amid shifting economic and policy landscapes impacting Bitcoin’s value.

Aussie dollar gains after RBA holds as Fed meeting nears

The Australian dollar strengthened following the Reserve Bank of Australia's decision to keep interest rates steady. Investors are now turning their focus to the upcoming Federal Reserve meeting, anticipating hints on future monetary policy, which is influencing currency movements globally.

Analysis – Euro’s hidden strength could complicate the ECB’s ’good place’

The euro's unexpected resilience is complicating the European Central Bank's efforts to balance inflation control and economic growth. While a strong euro helps reduce import costs and inflation, it also dampens exports, potentially slowing growth. This dual effect challenges the ECB’s position of managing inflation without harming the economy, making its policy decisions more complex amid global uncertainties.

Australia’s central bank holds rates steady, warns of inflation risk

The Reserve Bank of Australia kept interest rates unchanged, citing ongoing uncertainties in inflation and economic growth. While acknowledging progress in reducing inflation, the bank emphasized that risks remain, urging caution in future policy moves to support a stable recovery.

Australia central bank keeps rates at 3.6%, warns of inflation risk

The Reserve Bank of Australia maintained interest rates at 3.6%, citing ongoing inflation risks despite recent economic slowdowns. The bank emphasized the need for vigilance to ensure inflation returns to target levels, signaling potential future rate adjustments if inflation remains elevated.

RBA leaves interest rates unchanged, sounds hawkish on inflation risks

The Reserve Bank of Australia held interest rates steady, signaling concerns about persistent inflation risks. While acknowledging recent cooling in price pressures, the RBA emphasized caution due to ongoing uncertainties in the economy and global factors that may impact inflation. The decision reflects a balanced approach amid mixed economic data.

China’s Li says tariff consequences increasingly evident

China’s top economic official, Li, highlighted growing negative impacts from US tariffs, noting disruptions in global supply chains and increased costs for manufacturers. He urged for dialogue to resolve trade tensions, emphasizing cooperation over confrontation to stabilize markets and support mutual economic growth amidst ongoing disputes.

Bitcoin price today: edges down to $90k ahead of pivotal Fed decision

Bitcoin's price slipped to around $90,000 as investors awaited the Federal Reserve's key interest rate decision. Market participants are cautious, anticipating the impact of the Fed's move on cryptocurrency valuations and broader financial markets. The outcome could influence Bitcoin's short-term trend amid ongoing economic uncertainty.

US banks with big crypto exposure face growing risks, Fitch warns

Fitch Ratings warns that US banks with significant cryptocurrency exposure face increasing risks due to market volatility, regulatory uncertainties, and potential for asset devaluation. These factors may impact banks' capital and earnings, prompting the need for robust risk management and monitoring to mitigate financial instability linked to crypto assets.

Moca Network Launches MocaProof Beta, the Digital Identity Verification and Reward Platform

Moca Network has introduced MocaProof Beta, a platform designed for digital identity verification combined with a rewards system. This launch aims to enhance security and user engagement by allowing users to verify their identities securely while earning rewards for participation. The technology targets improved trust and incentives in digital interactions.

xMoney Announces Three New Stablecoins to Bolster Global Payments Industry

xMoney revealed three new stablecoins aimed at enhancing the global payments sector. These stablecoins are designed to offer faster, more secure, and cost-effective cross-border transactions. By leveraging blockchain technology, xMoney seeks to streamline international payments, reduce fees, and increase financial inclusion worldwide. The launch underscores xMoney's commitment to innovation and expanding digital currency adoption in the financial industry.

Bitcoin price today: gains to $90.8k as Fed cut bets remain firm

Bitcoin’s price surged to $90,800 driven by persistent market optimism over potential Federal Reserve interest rate cuts. Investors are hopeful that easing monetary policy will boost asset prices, sustaining demand for Bitcoin. Despite some volatility, the crypto remains resilient as traders closely watch Fed signals for further rate decisions.

SemiLiquid Unveils Programmable Credit Protocol, Built with Avalanche, Advancing Institutional Credit on Tokenized Collateral

SemiLiquid has launched a programmable credit protocol on Avalanche, enabling institutions to extend credit using tokenized collateral. This innovation enhances transparency, automation, and efficiency in credit management, marking a significant step in integrating DeFi capabilities with traditional finance for institutional users.

Strategy buys 10,624 more bitcoins

Strategy increased its bitcoin holdings by purchasing 10,624 more coins, boosting its total investment. This move reflects confidence in bitcoin's long-term value amid market fluctuations.

Greenlane spends $8 million on BERA tokens, holds $32 million in reserves

Greenlane has invested $8 million to acquire BERA tokens, adding to its substantial reserve holdings valued at $32 million. This strategic purchase aims to strengthen Greenlane's asset portfolio and enhance its market position.

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KuCoin Deepens AU Market Presence, Celebrates Adam Scott’s Strong Performance

KuCoin has strengthened its presence in the Australian market, highlighting a strategic push to engage more users locally. The company also celebrated golfer Adam Scott’s recent impressive performance, linking it to their brand growth and community engagement efforts in Australia.

Sampo Oyj continues share buyback program, acquires 261,758 shares

Sampo Oyj has furthered its share buyback initiative by acquiring 261,758 shares. This move is part of the company's ongoing program to repurchase shares, aiming to enhance shareholder value and optimize its capital structure. The buyback reflects confidence in the company’s outlook and commitment to returning value to its investors.

Ford announces next phase of European strategy with Renault partnership

Ford revealed plans to deepen its European market presence through a strategic partnership with Renault. The collaboration focuses on developing electric vehicles and optimizing manufacturing, aiming to enhance competitiveness and sustainability. This move reflects Ford's commitment to innovation and growth in Europe amid evolving automotive industry demands.

Renault Group and Ford partner on EVs and commercial vehicles in Europe

Renault Group and Ford have announced a strategic partnership to collaborate on electric vehicles and commercial vehicles in Europe. The alliance aims to share development and production costs, accelerate EV adoption, and increase competitiveness in the European market. The collaboration includes joint vehicle platforms and leverages each company's strengths to enhance innovation and sustainability.

ITT prices public offering of 7 million shares at $167 each

ITT announced the pricing of its public offering of 7 million shares at $167 per share. This move aims to raise capital for corporate purposes, including potential investments and debt reduction. The offering reflects investor confidence in the company's growth prospects.

Cathie Wood's ARK Sells Tesla Stock, Adds to Baidu and GeneDx Holdings

Cathie Wood's ARK Invest sold a significant portion of its Tesla shares while increasing stakes in Baidu and GeneDx. The moves reflect a strategic shift to diversify holdings and capitalize on growth in AI and healthcare sectors amid market volatility. ARK's adjustments signal confidence in Baidu's innovation and GeneDx's potential in genetic testing.

Ooma Q3 2026 presentation slides: business segment drives growth amid acquisitions

Ooma's Q3 2026 slides reveal strong growth in its business segment, boosted by recent acquisitions. The company highlights increased revenue and an expanding customer base, emphasizing strategic investments that enhance product offerings and market reach. Cost management and integration efforts support ongoing profitability, positioning Ooma for continued success in the evolving telecommunications landscape.

Phreesia Q3 FY2026 slides: revenue up 13%, completes $160M AccessOne acquisition

Phreesia reported a 13% revenue increase in Q3 FY2026 and finalized its $160 million acquisition of AccessOne. The deal expands Phreesia’s service offerings and market reach, reinforcing its position in healthcare technology. The company remains optimistic about growth opportunities and integration benefits from the acquisition.

Trulieve Cannabis secures $100 million in senior secured notes

Trulieve Cannabis Corp. has raised $100 million through senior secured notes to support its growth initiatives. The financing will be used to expand operations, enhance product offerings, and strengthen the company’s market position in the cannabis industry. This strategic capital raise reflects Trulieve’s commitment to scaling its business amid increasing demand.

Lumen subsidiary to sell $1.25 billion in senior notes

Lumen Technologies’ subsidiary plans to issue $1.25 billion in senior notes to refinance debt and improve liquidity. The offering aims to support the company’s strategic initiatives and financial flexibility. Details regarding the notes’ terms and repayment schedule will be disclosed following regulatory approvals.

Paramount declares quarterly cash dividend of $0.05 per share

Paramount announced a quarterly cash dividend of $0.05 per share, reflecting the company's commitment to returning value to shareholders. The dividend will be paid to shareholders of record as of the specified date, with the payment date set accordingly. This move highlights Paramount's strong financial position and ongoing confidence in its business outlook.