News Summary - 12/10/2025

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Trump criticizes 'decaying' European countries and 'weak' leaders

Trump condemned European countries for failing to control migration and not taking action to end the Ukraine war, describing them as "decaying" with "weak" leaders. In response, the UK defended Europe's resilience and strength in the face of these challenges.

Sperm from donor with cancer-causing gene was used to conceive almost 200 children

Nearly 200 children were conceived using sperm from a donor carrying a cancer-causing gene. Some of these children have died, and only a small number of those who inherited the mutation are expected to avoid developing cancer during their lifetimes.

Chaos in Brazil Congress during push to cut Bolsonaro's sentence

Scuffles erupted in Brazil's Congress amid a contentious vote aimed at reducing former president Bolsonaro's jail term, highlighting deep political tensions surrounding his sentencing.

Nobel officials unsure when Peace Prize winner will arrive for ceremony

Venezuela's opposition leader María Corina Machado is currently in hiding, and her exact location remains unknown.

"What's your name?" – Moment police confront Luigi Mangione at McDonald's

Prosecutors released bodycam footage capturing the first encounter between police and Luigi Mangione, the suspect in the CEO killing, at a McDonald's. The video reveals the moment officers questioned Mangione during the confrontation.

Man who grabbed Ariana Grande kicked out of Lady Gaga concert

The man who previously grabbed Ariana Grande was removed from a Lady Gaga concert in Australia. He had earlier been jailed for nine days and deported from Singapore for causing a public nuisance.

Iain Douglas-Hamilton, pioneering elephant conservationist, dies aged 83

Iain Douglas-Hamilton's pioneering research played a key role in banning the international ivory trade and safeguarding elephants from poaching.

Trump touts upbeat message on economy as Americans feel the pinch

President Trump emphasizes his commitment to "making America affordable again," highlighting a positive economic outlook despite rising living costs that are becoming a significant campaign concern for many Americans.

Congress increases pressure to release boat strike video with threat to Hegseth's travel budget

US lawmakers are threatening to withhold Pentagon travel funds until the unedited video of a controversial boat strike incident is made public.

EU investigates Google over AI-generated summaries in search results

The EU is investigating Google to determine if the company failed to provide appropriate compensation to web publishers for AI-generated summaries included in its search results.

French feminists outraged by Brigitte Macron's comment about activists

French feminists criticized First Lady Brigitte Macron for her choice of words describing activists who interrupted comedian Ary Abittan's show, sparking controversy and debate over her remarks.

Judge rules Ghislaine Maxwell grand jury records can be unsealed

Judge Paul Engelmayer ruled to unseal Ghislaine Maxwell's grand jury records, citing a newly passed law mandating the release of files related to Jeffrey Epstein.

Lithuania declares emergency situation over Belarus balloons

Lithuania has declared an emergency due to a "hybrid attack" involving balloons from Belarus. Prime Minister Inga Ruginiene warns the situation threatens national security and civil aviation, prompting urgent response measures.

French PM wins crucial budget vote

French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu narrowly secured parliamentary approval for the 2026 budget bill despite divisions within the assembly.

Czech billionaire becomes PM with promise to cut ties to business empire

The new Czech Prime Minister, a billionaire, has pledged to sever all financial links to his vast business empire, Agrofert. If he honors this promise, he will no longer profit from any Agrofert products, ranging from frankfurters to fertilizers.

Jakarta office fire kills at least 22, police confirm

A fire broke out in an office in Jakarta, Indonesia, during workers' lunch break, resulting in at least 22 deaths, according to police. Emergency responders are investigating the cause and managing the scene.

Sudan air force bombing of towns, markets and schools has killed hundreds, report says

A report reveals that Sudan's air force has conducted bombings targeting towns, markets, and schools, resulting in hundreds of civilian deaths. The study emphasizes the devastating impact of the military's aerial campaign on innocent people.

Sacked agents sue FBI, saying they were punished for taking the knee

A group of former FBI agents sued the agency, claiming they were fired for taking a knee during a 2020 protest. They argue that the gesture, used by protesters, helped ease tensions at the demonstration.

UN environment report 'hijacked' by US and others over fossil fuels, top scientist says

The US and several other governments obstructed consensus on a global environmental report, according to its co-chair. The interference centered on fossil fuel-related content, undermining the report's integrity and consensus.

Dozens injured after magnitude 7.5 quake strikes northern Japan

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

Tanzania crackdown on planned protest leaves streets deserted

Authorities in Tanzania deployed a heavy police presence across major cities and urged residents to remain indoors, resulting in deserted streets amid a crackdown on a planned protest.

Burkina Faso accuses Nigerian Air Force of violating its airspace

Burkina Faso claims that the Nigerian Air Force violated its airspace. Nigeria denies this, stating the aircraft involved made an emergency landing in Burkina Faso due to a technical issue.

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

Indian police confirmed that the two nightclub owner brothers fled to Phuket, Thailand, just hours after a deadly fire broke out at their venue. Authorities are investigating their actions following the tragedy.

Sudan militia chief sentenced to 20 years for war crimes during Darfur conflict

Ali Kushayb, leader of the Janjaweed militia, was sentenced to 20 years for war crimes linked to a brutal campaign in Darfur that caused hundreds of thousands of deaths.

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

President Trump announced a $12 billion aid package to support farmers affected by unfair trade practices. He also threatened to impose an additional 5% tariff on Mexico amid disputes over water supplies critical to US agriculture.

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 New York's mayor, ending uncertainty about whether he would remain in his rent-stabilized Queens apartment.

How long Britain could really fight for if war broke out tomorrow

An expert warns that the British Army might become ineffective in ground combat within weeks of a war starting, although the duration depends heavily on the nature of the conflict.

'It's insulting they think we can't handle it': The Australian teens banned from social media

Australian teens face a sweeping ban from social media platforms, sparking controversy over who benefits or suffers. Many youths feel insulted, arguing they're capable of managing online spaces. Critics warn the restrictions may hinder social connection and digital literacy, while supporters claim they're necessary for protecting young users from harmful content. The debate highlights tensions between safety and freedom online.

Indian couple trolled over skin colour after wedding video goes viral

Rishabh Rajput and Sonali Chouksey's wedding video went viral, attracting both congratulatory messages and a wave of trolling based on their skin colour, with many sharing jokes and memes targeting the couple.

Two teenagers went to seek gold. They were buried alive in a mine collapse

In Sierra Leone, poverty is forcing more students into dangerous labor. Two teenage boys seeking gold were tragically buried alive in a mine collapse, highlighting the severe risks faced by impoverished youth compelled to work in hazardous conditions.

Ukrainians raise flag to show BBC the fight goes on in city claimed by Russia

Ukrainian forces maintain a tenuous hold on Pokrovsk and continue to resist Russia's advance, raising their flag to demonstrate ongoing defiance despite the city's contested status.

Why are Thailand and Cambodia fighting at the border?

The border conflict between Thailand and Cambodia stems from a century-old dispute over territorial claims. Historical ambiguities in border demarcation, intertwined with national pride and cultural heritage sites like the Preah Vihear temple, have fueled ongoing tensions and clashes between the two Southeast Asian neighbors.

A coup too far: Why Benin's rebel soldiers failed where others in the region succeeded

The failed coup in Benin was due to rebels misreading public sentiment and the regional neighbors' improved responses, having learned from previous mistakes. Analyst Paul Melly notes that unlike other coups in West Africa, Benin's national mood and external factors led to the plot's collapse.

Does Japan's megaquake warning mean the 'big one' is coming?

Japan recently issued a megaquake alert, drawing widespread attention in a nation accustomed to earthquake warnings. The alert highlights growing concerns about a potential "big one," though experts caution that such warnings do not guarantee an imminent major quake, emphasizing preparedness and monitoring instead.

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

European leaders are balancing support for Ukraine's sovereignty and regional stability with efforts to maintain a positive relationship with Donald Trump, aiming to keep US backing without causing political friction.

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

In 12 Indian states, 118 million women receive unconditional cash transfers as part of one of the world's largest experiments aimed at financially empowering women by recognizing unpaid domestic work.

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

Australia's new policy banning social media use for children aims to enhance online safety, following years of advocacy and pressure. The regulation has caught major tech companies off guard, prompting them to adjust their platforms and policies to comply with the stricter rules protecting young users.

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

One year into his leadership, Syria's new ruler has gained favor with Trump and the West. However, despite this external approval, Syrians remain aware of his internal weaknesses, signaling ongoing challenges within the country.

White South Africans divided on US refugee offer

Donald Trump claims white South Africans face persecution warranting US asylum, while also acknowledging that black farmers are victims of violence in the region.

Japan is facing a dementia crisis – can technology help?

Nearly 30% of Japan's population is aged 65 and over, contributing to a growing dementia crisis. As the elderly demographic expands, the country is exploring technological solutions to support care and improve quality of life for those affected by dementia.

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, marking a return to festive traditions in the occupied West Bank.

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

The aurora borealis, while beautiful, is caused by solar storms that can disrupt life on Earth. These storms can interfere with power grids, communication systems, and satellites, posing risks beyond just visual spectacle.

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

Frank Gehry, known for his provocative and creative architecture, has designed iconic buildings globally, showcasing innovative and imaginative structures that challenge traditional design.

Single women risk rape and exploitation in search for better life in Europe

Esther, fleeing abuse in Nigeria, experienced sexual violence during her journey to Europe. Many single women undertaking such migrations face heightened risks of rape and exploitation as they seek improved lives abroad.

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

Designer Nerida Hansen has acknowledged disappointing customers by failing to deliver textiles ordered through her businesses, despite receiving thousands of dollars. This has led to a breakdown of trust and raised concerns among buyers.

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

Kenyan families are appealing for the safe return of their sons who were misled by attractive job offers and ended up conscripted to fight for Russia. They seek government intervention to bring the young men home safely.

Watch Australian teens test out social media on first day of ban

Australian teens under 16 shared with the BBC their experiences attempting to access social media on the first day of the new age-based ban, revealing the immediate impact of the government’s policy.

Watch: Ozzy the dog sets Guinness World record for longest canine tongue

Ozzy, a mastiff mix from Oklahoma City, set a new Guinness World Record for the longest canine tongue, measuring 7.83 inches (19.89 cm), surpassing the previous record.

NASA astronaut and cosmonauts return to Earth after 245 days in space

NASA astronaut Jonny Kim and cosmonauts Sergey Ryzhikov and Alexey Zubritsky have safely returned to Earth after spending 245 days aboard the International Space Station.

CCTV shows suspects fleeing on foot with stolen artworks

Brazilian officials report that thieves robbed a security guard and an elderly couple before fleeing on foot with stolen artworks, including pieces by renowned French artist Henri Matisse.

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

BBC's Hugo Bachega interviews Syrians reflecting on life a year after Assad's fall. They discuss changes since the revolution, highlighting ongoing challenges, hopes for stability, and the impact on daily living amid the nation's uncertain future.

The Supreme Court Sees No "Alternative Explanation" That Would Allow Questioning That García Ortiz Leaked and Breached His "Duty of Confidentiality" with the Note

The court considers that the leak by prosecutor García Ortiz constitutes a crime for violating his duty of confidentiality. Furthermore, it emphasizes that there is solid evidence confirming that he leaked the email to the media.

Sánchez once again backs García Ortiz after the ruling: "He has defended the truth and the one who needs to apologize is Ayuso"

President Sánchez supports García Ortiz following the ruling, emphasizing that he has defended the truth. He points out that the real apology should come from Ayuso, while the Madrid president warns that the ruling would seriously affect any government in a liberal democracy.

Robe Iniesta, leader of Extremoduro, dies at 63

The musician Robe Iniesta, leader of the band Extremoduro, passed away at the age of 63, his communication agency announced this Wednesday.

Extremoduro bids farewell to the "master of masters": "This is the saddest news of our lives"

Extremoduro and their followers mourn the death of Robe Iniesta, considered a "master of masters." The news has generated numerous emotional reactions, highlighting the artist's impact and musical legacy.

The flu surges before Christmas: the most affected regions surpass the peak of the last three years

Flu cases increased by 145% in Madrid and tripled in Andalusia during the first week of December, exceeding the peaks recorded in the past three years ahead of the holiday season.

María Corina Machado will not accept the Nobel Peace Prize this Wednesday in Oslo

Kristian Berg Harpviken, director of the Nobel Institute, confirmed to the Norwegian public television NRK that María Corina Machado will not attend Oslo to accept the Nobel Peace Prize this Wednesday.

These are the restrictions in Catalonia with the entry into force of the emergency due to African swine fever

The emergency due to African swine fever has been declared in Catalonia, published in the DOGC, to accelerate procedures and curb the spread of the virus through new restrictions and control measures.

Dying Without Leaving Everything Tied Up: The Economic Hole You Can Cause If You Lack a Will

One in five Spaniards dies without a will, which can lead to family conflicts and economic losses. The absence of a will complicates the distribution of assets and can increase legal procedures and costs for the heirs, highlighting the importance of planning and having everything properly arranged to avoid problems after death.

Two Years of Chainsaw: Milei Surpasses Half of His Term Amid Macroeconomic Achievements and Broken Promises

Milei achieves a significant reduction in inflation and maintains fiscal balance, but family income, employment, and consumption remain stagnant, reflecting macroeconomic progress contrasted with unfulfilled promises.

Strange, but not unprecedented: experts point out that an earthquake like the one in Álava "can occur at any point on the Peninsula"

The IGN rules out a direct link between recent earthquakes in Álava, Murcia, Málaga, and Melilla. Experts warn that seismic activity on the Peninsula is unpredictable and can happen anywhere.

Confusion with the Copa del Rey Schedules: Atlético Will Play on Thursday at 9 PM... and in the League on Sunday at 2 PM

Atlético will play in Palma de Mallorca on Thursday at 9 PM for the Copa del Rey, a match that will end late. Despite this, LaLiga has scheduled their next game on Sunday at 2 PM, creating a scheduling conflict and allowing little rest time for the team.

Blanca Romero and Quique Sánchez Flores go out together: their close photos around Madrid

Blanca Romero and Quique Sánchez Flores were seen enjoying time together in Madrid, sharing a pleasant evening. The images show their closeness, as revealed by 'Lecturas'.

The boyfriend of the mother of the murdered boy in Almería raped and beat him to death, according to the Guardia Civil

The Guardia Civil is investigating the murder of the boy Lucas in Almería, indicating that the mother's boyfriend raped and beat him until he died. They do not rule out that the woman may have witnessed part of the assault.

A 'final' for Xabi Alonso on the ropes... with Guardiola threatening: Real Madrid faces Manchester City

Xabi Alonso faces a crucial Champions League final this Wednesday, where a defeat could cost him his job. Real Madrid takes on Manchester City, led by Pep Guardiola, increasing the pressure on the Basque coach.

The Government tries to break down a firewall by placing the blame for the mismanagement of the Salazar case on Ferraz: "In Moncloa, action was taken quickly"

The Government defends its handling of the Salazar case, stating that in Moncloa they acted swiftly in response to the reprehensible actions, and emphasizes that no organization is free from such situations, highlighting the importance of the response to them.

Great comeback by Atlético de Madrid against PSV to break their bad streak

Atlético de Madrid defeated PSV 3-1 with goals from Julián Álvarez, Hancko, and Sorloth, achieving an important comeback and putting an end to their bad streak.

An expert points out the main cause of tourist deaths due to sea surges

Sebastián Quintana explains that tourists underestimate the danger by thinking they are safe within the perimeter of the natural pool, but the rough sea outside poses a risk that can cause fatal sea surges.

Trump claims that Maduro's "days are numbered" and Venezuela says it is willing to "fight"

Chavista chief negotiator Jorge Rodríguez warned that Venezuela is prepared to defend itself and fight against any military aggression, in response to Trump's statements about Maduro.

Barça Delivers in Eintracht Visit Thanks to Koundé's Double

Barcelona, coached by Hansi Flick, came from behind to defeat Eintracht 2-1, with a decisive double from Koundé. With this victory, the team adds three crucial points in the Champions League.

Wages slow down in the final stretch of the year: grew by 2.3% in the third quarter, half of last year's rate

Hourly wages have been slowing down for four consecutive quarters, reaching levels similar to those at the end of 2021. However, sectors such as transportation, storage, and construction showed an increase in compensation.

Trump's peace shatters in Asia: Thailand and Cambodia return to arms over historic border dispute

The peace agreement signed in October in front of Donald Trump is nullified, as Thailand and Cambodia resume armed clashes over a historic border dispute.

Georgina's 'double' describes the confusion she causes on social media and in the street: "I'm poorer"

Georgina Rodríguez's double mentions on 'El tiempo justo' that people mistake her for AI and that she had to record a video without makeup to prove she is real, emphasizing that her life is much more modest than that of the celebrity.

Kicks, punches, hair pulling... Investigation into the beating of a 13-year-old girl after leaving a tennis class

A 13-year-old girl was brutally attacked after leaving a tennis class. The young girl is suffering from pain in her neck and knees, and the attack was recorded by a group of youths. Authorities are investigating the incident.

This Museum Is a Ruin: The Louvre Closes Its 'Annus Horribilis' Awaiting Funds to Become a 21st Century Museum

The Louvre is facing a difficult year with a robbery, a flood caused by a broken pipe, and a strike, all of which have severely deteriorated its condition. The museum is awaiting funds to modernize and avoid ruin, aspiring to become a 21st-century museum.

Criticism of Natalia Osona for showing her domestic worker helping her set up the Christmas tree

Influencer Natalia Osona defends that all jobs are dignified and rejects hiding her domestic worker on social media, arguing that doing so would be arrogant and classist. Her post showing the worker helping her set up the Christmas tree sparked criticism.

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 different lifestyles.

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

The ski season brings excitement, but also the risk of common injuries such as sprains, fractures, and bruises. To avoid them, it is essential to warm up, use proper equipment, and practice correct technique. Prevention helps you enjoy this sport safely.

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

Chris Martin ironically commented on the incident where Andy Byron, CEO of Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, HR director, were caught being unfaithful to their partners during a 'kisscam' show.

Disable this option on your mobile phone if you don't want to fall victim to scams

Some scammers use internet-accessible devices that do not require technical skills to operate, making it easier to commit fraud. It is recommended to disable certain functions on your mobile phone to avoid becoming a victim of these scams.

Madrid residents living in towns with up to 2,500 inhabitants will be able to receive their medications at home

An agreement between the Community of Madrid and the College of Pharmacists will allow residents in towns with up to 2,500 inhabitants to receive medications at home, as well as facilitate the purchase of blood pressure monitors and defibrillators.

Alice Campello speaks out about rumors of a crisis with Álvaro Morata: "Whether we are good or bad..."

Alice Campello responded to a user who asked her about her husband Álvaro Morata's absence at a wedding in Spain, clarifying rumors about a possible crisis in their relationship.

Guardiola's Surreal Advice to Xabi Alonso: "Let Him Do His Thing, and Since He Won't Pee Cologne..."

Pep Guardiola reflected on Xabi Alonso's tenure as coach of Real Madrid, their next opponent in the Champions League, and gave him surreal advice to stay authentic and confident in his style.

Jorge Martínez, Leader of Ilegales, Dies at 70 Due to Cancer

Jorge Martínez, leader of Ilegales, passed away at the age of 70 after battling cancer. Two months ago, he announced the suspension of concerts to focus on his treatment.

The Four Seasons Hotel Begins Setting Up the Christmas Tree on Its Facade After a Delay in the Municipal Permit

The Four Seasons Hotel started assembling its Christmas tree on the facade after a delay in the municipal permit prevented the decorations from being ready by the end of November, surprising visitors during the December holiday weekend.

The Federal Reserve Prepares the Last Pending Interest Rate Cut Awaiting Powell's Successor

The market anticipates a 25 basis point rate cut by the Federal Reserve, setting the interest rate between 3.5% and 3.75%, awaiting the decision of Jerome Powell's successor.

Russell Crowe lashes out at 'Gladiator 2' and criticizes Ridley Scott's film: "It's an unfortunate example"

Russell Crowe, star of 'Gladiator', criticized the 2024 sequel directed once again by Ridley Scott, calling it "an unfortunate example." Crowe expressed his dissatisfaction with the film, highlighting differences with the original one he starred in.

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

The 'floral bag' combines the elegance of the traditional bouquet with the convenience of a handbag, becoming the favorite accessory for brides seeking style and practicality at their 2026 wedding.

The Side Effects on the Brain of Compulsively Using TikTok

Compulsive consumption of social networks like TikTok can negatively affect the brain, causing addiction, attention disorders, and difficulties in managing emotions—consequences that often go unnoticed.

China’s New Era of Super Soldiers: Meet the Humanoids That Will Guard Its Border

UBTech Robotics will deploy 1.76-meter humanoid androids at border crossings, logistics zones, and industrial complexes in China. These robots can carry up to 15 kilograms and have swappable batteries for surveillance and security.

Route through the Network of Movie Villages: from Game of Thrones to the Latest by the Javis

The project aims to attract tourism while highlighting the cultural and architectural value of Spain, promoting villages that have served as settings for series such as Game of Thrones and recent productions by the Javis.

Analyzing Supermarket Panettones: Which One Is Worth It the Most

This article analyzes the panettone options available in the most popular supermarkets across the country, focusing on finding products that are good, appealing, and affordable for consumers.

Gemini AI in Google Maps will revolutionize the concept of a navigator

Google's Gemini artificial intelligence model has been integrated into Google Maps and Android Auto, marking a significant advancement by enhancing the experience and functionality of these navigation applications.

Abandoned sites that have an aura of mystery and are worth visiting

These abandoned sites exude an aura of mystery that makes them fascinating to explore. Their hidden stories and unique atmospheres make them interesting destinations for those seeking uncommon experiences.

Alternatives to the Connected V16 Beacons that the DGT Could Have Implemented

In 2021, the DGT established the V16 beacons as the only mandatory pre-signaling system starting in 2026, although during this period other more innovative technologies could have been developed that might offer more modern alternatives for road safety.

Lecornu remains Prime Minister 'in extremis' by managing to approve France's Social Security accounts

The approval by only thirteen votes in the Assembly guarantees France's public accounts until 2026, ensuring Lecornu's continuation as Prime Minister 'in extremis'.

Putin insists that Donbas belongs to Russia and assures that they will achieve their objectives in Ukraine

Despite increased peace negotiations, President Putin maintains a firm tone, reaffirming that Donbas belongs to Russia and assuring that they will fulfill their objectives in the war in Ukraine.

A British soldier dies in Ukraine in an "accident" during a test of "new defensive capabilities"

A British soldier died in Ukraine due to an accident during a test of new defensive capabilities. So far, no further details or official statements have been provided by Ukrainian authorities regarding the incident.

This is the Christmas hamper of Inditex workers

Several employees of Inditex brands have shared on social media the products they receive in their Christmas hamper, revealing its contents to the public.

María Corina Machado's Press Conference in Oslo Canceled on the Eve of Receiving the Nobel Peace Prize

The Nobel Institute confirmed that it had direct contact with María Corina Machado, who reaffirmed her trip to Norway to receive the Nobel Peace Prize. However, the press conference scheduled in Oslo was canceled without further details.

Ruxxo, rapper and one of the few black police officers in Spain, recalls his near arrest

Ruxxo, rapper, police officer, and former footballer, shared how people react to his uniform and recalled the surreal situation in which his own colleagues almost arrested him for not identifying him upon seeing him.

The Secret Tricks of Economist Gabriel García to Spend Less at the Supermarket When Shopping

Economist Gabriel García shares his tips for saving money at the supermarket, highlighting practical strategies to reduce expenses on daily shopping amid rising inflation and increasing prices.

What You Need to Know If You Are Going to Buy or Sell Gifts on Wallapop

A Wallapop study reveals that more users prefer to buy reused items. The platform offers advice for making purchases and sales safely and effectively, thus promoting the circular economy and responsible consumption.

Hacienda technicians recommend taking advantage of the final stretch of the year to reduce the Income Tax bill by up to 3,370 euros

Starting in 2025, recipients of unemployment benefits will be required to file an Income Tax Return. Hacienda advises taking advantage of the end of the year to apply deductions that could reduce the tax bill by up to 3,370 euros.

Valencian Titaina, the Typical and Cheap Recipe That Not Many People Know About in the Rest of Spain

Valencian titaina is a traditional and affordable recipe that uses tonyina de sorra (salted tuna), although it can be prepared with ventresca (tuna belly) as a substitute. It is little known outside of Valencia.

35 Christmas Recipes That Never Fail: Easy, Original, and For All Tastes

Enjoy this Christmas with 35 easy and original recipes that include appetizers, seafood, fish, and sweets. Simple and quick dishes with a traditional touch to surprise your guests and relax on Christmas Eve or New Year's Eve.

From Nougats to Advent Calendars: The Most Authentic Gift Ideas for Your Beer-Loving Friend

Six original gift ideas are presented for friends who love beer, ranging from beer-flavored nougats to beer Advent calendars, perfect for surprising with authentic and themed presents.

This Is the Christmas Hamper for Inditex Workers

Workers from Inditex brands have shown on social media the products included in the traditional Christmas hamper they receive each year.

The Sequin Midi Skirt from Zara That Will Be the Most Sought-After Item for Women in Their 50s This Christmas

Zara has designed a perfect sequin midi skirt for women in their 50s, ideal to wear during the Christmas parties.

This is the heartwarming Christmas miniseries on Netflix starring Rowan Atkinson (Mr. Bean)

The creator of Mr. Bean returns with a hidden sequel to 'Man vs. Bee,' where he plays a caretaker for wealthy apartments, causing hilarious problems in this Christmas miniseries on Netflix.

Violeta Mangriñán, blunt after infidelity rumor following her separation from Fabio: "Ask him"

Violeta Mangriñán breaks her silence after the separation from her partner, Fabio, who went to Argentina for work. Facing rumors of infidelity, she responds firmly and avoids confirming details, suggesting that those questions be directed to him.

Luz Casal recalls her "big hassle" singing for former French President François Hollande

Luz Casal remembered the awkward experience of singing before former French President François Hollande and King Felipe VI. After the dinner, Felipe VI mentioned to her the next day the "big hassle" the situation had caused him.

Eight Dead and Four Injured in Building Fire in Southern China

A fire in a self-built four-story concrete building in southern China affected about 150 m², causing the death of eight people and leaving four injured.

Six activists accuse the PSOE secretary in Lugo of sexual harassment, according to 'Código 10'

Six women activists reported sexual harassment against José Tomé, secretary of the PSOE in Lugo, on the program hosted by Nacho Abad and David Alemán. They stated that these behaviors were "an open secret" and that senior officials of the PSdeG were aware.

Foreigners Take the Wheel in Freight Transportation

The number of foreign workers in the transportation sector has increased by 32.9% in the past year, making it the sector with the highest growth, where they now represent almost 18% of the total.

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 increasing, seeking to maintain independence, balance personal lives, and avoid previous conflicts. This trend reflects a new relationship model that prioritizes autonomy to preserve the emotional connection.

The life of José Antonio in a van due to the housing crisis: "Young people have a bleak future"

José Antonio chose to live in a van because of high real estate prices and bad experiences sharing flats, reflecting the difficult situation many young people face amid the housing crisis.

Europe Stirs

Donald Trump harshly criticized Europe for its management and policies, while showing a complacent and favorable attitude towards Vladimir Putin, generating controversy and tensions on the international stage.

The Stories They Wanted to Tell

In Gaza, the banks have been destroyed and there are no banknotes available, which has spurred a boom in the business of repairing these structures in the Strip.

Tenth Floor

A mother, affected by depression, threw herself off the balcony of her home carrying her two children in her arms, in a tragic event that reflects the thin line between depression and suicide.

This Does Exist

Feminism seeks equality; it does not take away men's rights, but rather reduces privileges. Where there are privileges, there are also those who are oppressed.

The PSOE joins its partners to process a law that would safeguard linguistic immersion in Catalonia

The PSOE, together with its partners, is promoting a law to protect linguistic immersion in Catalonia, ensuring teaching in Catalan in schools against possible legislative changes. This initiative aims to consolidate the current educational model and defend the Catalan language as a key element of identity and social cohesion in the region.

General strike in Portugal: Air Europa cancels flights this Thursday and Iberia reduces its routes by up to 75%

Trade unions in Portugal have called a general strike against the labor reform of Luís Montenegro's government. As a result, Air Europa cancels flights and Iberia reduces up to 75% of its scheduled routes for this Thursday.

Felipe VI highlights that the United States cannot be understood without Spanish and the Spanish-speaking community

The board met to plan activities scheduled for 2026, emphasizing the importance of Spanish and the Spanish-speaking community in the United States, according to Felipe VI.

Carme Chaparro returns home after her latest hospital stay: "Flowers from friends as a welcome"

Journalist Carme Chaparro has returned home after a month and a half hospitalized for two operations related to her illness, receiving flowers from friends as a welcome.

Robert Kennedy accepts a challenge and performs 20 pull-ups at 71 years old to promote physical exercise

At 71 years old, Robert Kennedy completed 20 pull-ups as part of a challenge to encourage physical activity among older adults. His participation aims to motivate people to adopt healthy habits and demonstrate that age is not a barrier to staying fit and active.

Atresmedia presents its new Christmas campaign inviting to ignite hope, magic, and the desire to celebrate

Iñaki López and Sonsoles Ónega star in Atresmedia's Christmas campaign, titled 'Light Up Christmas Where We All Are,' broadcast simultaneously on their programs to encourage igniting hope, magic, and the spirit of celebration.

Manu fails to catch up to Rosa in 'El Rosco' of 'Pasapalabra' and is defeated

Rosa, the Galician contestant, defeated Manu in today's episode of 'Pasapalabra' on Antena 3, taking the victory in 'El Rosco'.

Wyoming, upon learning of the sentence against García Ortiz: "It was written that he was going to be convicted no matter what"

Wyoming commented on the Supreme Court's sentence against the former Attorney General, García Ortiz, stating that his conviction seemed inevitable from the beginning.

AI Is Clear: These Are the 'OT 2025' Contestants with the Most Future in Music

With the OT 2025 finale approaching, AI has identified the contestants with the greatest potential for a long-lasting music career, highlighting their talent and prospects in the industry.

Martín Berasategui on 'El Intermedio': "I started working in the kitchen at 15 years old"

Martín Berasategui took part in the 'Zetas y boomers' segment of El Intermedio alongside chef and influencer Elías Dosunmu, where he shared that he began working in the kitchen at the age of 15.

The Alleged Victim of Harassment by Antonio Navarro: "I Have Been Afraid, He Controls Me and Follows Me"

The woman reports having been harassed, followed, and controlled by Antonio Navarro, expressing fear. Additionally, she mentions that there is another similar case of harassment by the politician towards another woman.

A popular petition with 16,000 signatures asks Portugal to withdraw from Eurovision due to Israel's participation

A petition with 16,000 signatures has requested that Portugal withdraw from Eurovision in protest of Israel's participation, following the public broadcaster RTP's confirmation to remain in the contest. The initiative was launched four days ago in response to this decision.

Distribution of Songs for the Grand Finale of 'OT 2025': a Group Song by Amaral and the Edition's Anthem to Close Gala 13

The five finalists of 'OT 2025' will sing a group song chosen by them, the top three will reprise the song from Gala 0, and they will close Gala 13 with the official anthem of the edition.

Guillo Rist, the last evicted contestant of 'OT 2025': "You are aware that they are recording you, but it hasn't stopped us from being natural"

Guillo Rist, the 23-year-old Catalan and last evicted contestant of 'OT 2025', stated after being eliminated close to the final that, although he knew the cameras were recording him, this did not prevent him from behaving naturally during his time in the Academy.

Dani Güiza's First Wife, Rocío Aranda, Joins Nuria Bermúdez's Criticism: "He Is Not Behaving Like a Father"

Rocío Aranda, Dani Güiza's ex-wife, joins Nuria Bermúdez in criticizing the footballer, accusing him of not behaving properly as a father towards his children.

Carmen Lomana remembers, with a broken heart, the death of her husband 26 years ago: "I haven't gotten over it"

Carmen Lomana painfully recalls the death of her husband, Guillermo Capdevilla, who died in 1999 in a traffic accident caused by an ice patch. She confesses that she still hasn't overcome her loss, 26 years later.

Luis Tosar, on the young people who believe the dictatorship was good: "It pains me to hear kids praising Franco"

Luis Tosar expresses his pain when hearing young people defend the Franco dictatorship, showing his rejection of those who praise Franco and criticizing this mindset in today's society.

Alejandra Rubio confesses on television: "I trust my father more than anyone"

Alejandra Rubio, daughter of Terelu Campos, opened up on Nagore Robles' podcast 'La casa de mi vecina,' where she stated that she trusts her father more than anyone, thus revealing the importance of her paternal relationship.

The fan who lunged at Ariana Grande is expelled from Lady Gaga's concert

A young man in disguise entered Lady Gaga's concert, but upon being identified and booed by the audience, he was detained by security and escorted out of the venue.

Pamela Anderson Reveals Details About Her Relationship with Liam Neeson: "We Will Always Be Present"

Pamela Anderson shared details about her relationship with Liam Neeson in an interview with People magazine, highlighting that, despite the circumstances, their connection and mutual presence endure in their lives.

AuronPlay Undergoes Emergency Surgery Due to a Gallbladder Problem

AuronPlay reported on social media about persistent back pain that was found to be caused by two gallstones, leading to emergency surgery.

Charlie Kirk's Widow Talks About Her Pain: "My Daughter Tells Me She Wants to Go to Heaven with Her Father"

Charlie Kirk's widow expresses her deep pain after the loss of her husband. She recounts how her daughter, affected by his absence, has expressed her desire to reunite with her father in heaven, showing the emotional impact on the family.

Kiko Hernández's Husband Protests the Closure of His Business and Starts a Hunger Strike

Fran Antón, husband of Kiko Hernández, shared an emotional video denouncing the closure of his business. With tears, he explained his difficult situation and announced that he has started a hunger strike as a form of protest.

How to Detect if a V16 Beacon is Certified or Fake

V16 beacons will be mandatory starting January 1, 2026. Their use has sparked controversy among drivers due to the circulation of fake beacons. To determine if a beacon is certified, it is essential to verify that it has the CE marking, a visible certification number, and complies with established safety regulations.

Foreigners Take the Wheel of Freight Transport

The presence of foreign workers in transportation has grown by 32.9% in the past year, becoming the sector with the highest increase and representing almost 18% of the total.

The Wave of Rehabilitation Aid Does Not Prevent Energy Poverty from Doubling in Just Three Years

Between 2020 and 2023, an average of 540,000 renovations were carried out annually, but energy poverty increased from 10.9% to 20.7%, indicating that rehabilitation aid has not succeeded in preventing its doubling in three years.

The President of the Referees, Satisfied with Quintero González's Performance Against Real Madrid: "He Will Certainly Officiate Them Again"

Fran Soto, president of the referees, expressed satisfaction with Quintero González's refereeing in the match against Real Madrid, noting that specific decisions depend on the Technical Commission and assuring that the referee will officiate the team's matches again.

Xabi Alonso, on Real Madrid's situation: "We are all in this together"

Xabi Alonso, coach of Real Madrid, spoke before the match against Manchester City at the Bernabéu, highlighting the team's unity in the current situation.

Ilia Malinin, the 'god of quadruples' who has made history again in skating with an impossible routine

Ilia Malinin, the American prodigy, made history by performing up to seven quadruple jumps in his free program, achieving his third victory in the Grand Prix final.

The Meeting Between King Juan Carlos I and the Sainz Family at the Abu Dhabi Formula 1 Grand Prix

King Emeritus Juan Carlos I attended the qualifying session of the Abu Dhabi Formula 1 Grand Prix, where Lando Norris was crowned world champion. Additionally, he had a meeting with the Sainz family during the event.

Definitive cycle change at Red Bull: Max Verstappen's 'godfather' leaves the team after more than 20 years of success

Helmut Marko, a key figure in Red Bull's success for over 20 years, leaves the team after 417 races, achieving six Constructors' Championships and eight Drivers' Championships.

Justin Gaethje warns: "I'm going to ruin everything, there won't be any Paddy Pimblett against Topuria"

Justin Gaethje is preparing for his second fight for the interim title and warns that he won't let the situation repeat itself like with Paddy Pimblett against Topuria, promising to ruin everything in the octagon.

Elena, from the Cuidador Lazarillo association: "A minor cannot be excluded for needing care"

Elena, from Cuidador Lazarillo, defends the right of minors with disabilities or serious illnesses to access community spaces accompanied by their caregivers, preventing their exclusion for requiring special attention.

Sara, 'highly qualified' and fighting for equality of opportunities: "A lot of talent is lost"

Sara de Piniés lost her sight at the age of 30, but she has continued training and seeking employment, including in sports. She highlights the importance of equality of opportunities without receiving preferential treatment due to disability, warning that a lot of talent is lost when those options are not provided.

Valiente, on the podcast 'Capaces de todo': "Labeling special education as non-inclusive is a mistake"

Carlos Valiente, neuroscientist and president of ANCEE, states on the podcast 'Capaces de todo' that considering special education as non-inclusive is a mistake, highlighting its value and the need to recognize its contribution to truly inclusive education.

A Hair-Thin Brain-Computer Interface Could Treat Diseases Like ALS

A U.S. team has created an ultrathin brain-computer interface, the thickness of a hair, which is implanted in the brain to improve communication in patients with diseases such as ALS. This advanced technology offers a less invasive and more precise solution to monitor and stimulate brain activity, potentially revolutionizing neurological treatments.

The Trawling Fleet Takes a Gamble in Brussels: Will Europe Stop Fishing for Prawns, Shrimp, or Norway Lobster?

The European Commission proposes to reduce fishing days in the Mediterranean and ban trawling in 87 areas of the Northeast Atlantic, casting doubt on the future of prawn, shrimp, and Norway lobster fishing in Europe.

The battle to acquire Warner Bros becomes complicated: from Trump's son-in-law to US antitrust laws

The dispute over Warner Bros intensifies the concentration in a sector dominated by large conglomerates of film, media, television, and streaming, while US antitrust laws and figures like Trump's son-in-law complicate the competition.

Sánchez and the ‘Swedish Theory of Love’

Pedro Sánchez loses his key man for succession after the falls due to alleged corruption of his former protégés Ábalos and Cerdán, affecting his political strategy.

Unicaja gives away 50 euros for inviting friends to become clients and allows donating the incentive to an NGO

Unicaja offers a 50-euro incentive to clients who invite new customers, who must set up a direct deposit for a salary or pension of at least 600 euros or a freelance payment of at least 50 euros. The incentive can be received by the referrer or donated to an NGO.

The Treasury will maintain its net debt issuance at 55 billion euros next year

The Minister of Economy, Carlos Cuerpo, announced that net debt issuance will be maintained at 55 billion euros in 2024, although gross issuances will rise by more than 4% due to the increase in redemptions that must be met.

The Government Sends Debt Forgiveness to Congress, Facing Junts' Blockade

Montero assured that the law for debt forgiveness will be approved in the first quarter and that the communities will have a limited time to make use of it. However, the PP, which governs in most of the autonomous communities, continues to reject benefiting from this debt write-off, thereby creating obstacles to its implementation.

The Netflix and Paramount War for Warner, Explained: What Each Offers and What It Means for Hollywood’s Future

Netflix surprised by announcing the purchase of Warner, although Paramount, led by David Ellison, remains in competition. This dispute is redefining the Hollywood landscape, reflecting the intense battle for control and future strategies in the entertainment industry.

'Bridgerton' won't return until 2026, but Netflix ignites your desire with this even more daring series

Netflix brings back 'The Great', the acclaimed satire about Catherine the Great starring Elle Fanning and Nicholas Hoult, to keep viewers interested until 'Bridgerton' returns in 2026.

Paul Dano, Unconcerned by Tarantino's Controversy, Joins Penélope Cruz and Javier Bardem in Their New Film

Paul Dano stays out of the controversy caused by Quentin Tarantino, who insulted him by calling him a "wimp" over his role in 'There Will Be Blood'. Meanwhile, Dano joins Penélope Cruz and Javier Bardem in their new film project.

A masterpiece of cinema over seven hours long: this is the adaptation of the best novel by the new Nobel Prize in Literature

'Sátántangó', available on Filmin, is a cinematic adaptation over seven hours long based on the first novel by László Krasznahorkai, who also participated as a screenwriter.

'Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour - The Final Show': How Many Episodes Does the Series Have? Release Dates on Disney+

The docuseries 'Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour - The Final Show' reviews the singer's most successful tour, showcasing key moments of her career and her cultural impact. The series will be available on Disney+, with details about the number of episodes and release dates.

The feature we all want in the car: Tesla will alert you if you forget your phone inside

Tesla will implement a feature that alerts drivers if they forget their phone inside the car, offering greater peace of mind and security by preventing loss or theft of the device.

The green and transparent Nothing phone that looks to retro and 90s technology

Nothing launches the Phone (3a) Community Edition, a limited edition of 1,000 units with a green transparent design inspired by the aesthetics of the 90s and 2000s, combining nostalgia and current technology.

The Alexa feature that fights online harassment and you can still try it

The Alexa feature is designed to normalize asking for help in the face of online harassment and to offer support resources to victims, promoting a safer and more accessible environment.

Tesla's humanoid robot suffers an embarrassing fall that casts doubt on Elon Musk's project

Tesla's humanoid robot demonstrated arm movements that mimicked a person but suffered an embarrassing fall, raising doubts about the viability and progress of the project led by Elon Musk.

Apple and Google Team Up to Make Switching from iPhone to Android (and Vice Versa) No Longer a Headache

Apple and Google are collaborating on a native transfer system that will make switching between iPhone and Android easier, ensuring a simple and lossless data migration.

Can Shampoo Repair Hair? 4 Popular Hair Myths That Are Not True

Trichologists debunk four common myths about hair care, clarifying that shampoo cannot repair damaged hair and emphasizing the importance of knowing which products and habits truly benefit hair health.

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

Luxury brands are increasing their sponsorship of female athletes in sports such as tennis, skiing, sailing, and soccer, reflecting a growing trend towards visibility and support for women in elite sports.

Melania Trump Shows the Color Combination That Will Never Fail

Melania Trump welcomed the iconic ambassador of Lapland wearing a classic and safe color combination, ideal for those days when you don't know what to wear.

The Christmas Sweater Returns: Do You Love It or Hate It?

The Christmas sweater returns as a fun and humorous symbol of the holidays, generating divided opinions between those who love it and those who hate it.

The Founders of Female Startup Leaders: "Balance is Achieved When You Understand That Your Emotions Are Not a Weakness"

Esther Molina and Carmen Hidalgo, founders of Female Startup Leaders, share how their community promotes female leadership in entrepreneurship, highlighting the importance of accepting emotions to achieve personal and professional balance.

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

Waterproof Chelsea boots are becoming the most versatile and stylish alternative for rainy days, replacing traditional rain boots this season.

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 detail he shares with Ferran Adrià.

The Burger Joint in Downtown Madrid with the Cheapest Smash Burger in the Capital

El Rancho Urban, located near Gran Vía in Madrid, offers delicious burgers at very affordable prices, featuring its popular smash burger, considered the cheapest in the capital.

Lion’s Mane, the ‘Miracle Mushroom’ with Countless Health Benefits That Is Easy to Cook

Lion’s mane is an Asian mushroom known as ‘the brain food,’ famous for its multiple health benefits. Besides being nutritious, it is easy to prepare and stands out for its ability to improve cognitive function and strengthen the nervous system.

What If We Make Our Own Nougat for Christmas? This Is the Jijona Recipe

Making homemade soft nougat allows you to control the level of sweetness, helping to reduce sugar consumption according to nutritional recommendations, and enjoy a traditional and personalized nougat for Christmas.

Arguiñano, on the recipe that never fails: "You should make this chicken at least once every 15 days"

Chef Arguiñano recommends preparing stewed chicken with sweet potato, an ideal autumn recipe that he suggests making at least once every fifteen days for its flavor and simplicity.

Unlimited Cocido, Omelette, and Croquettes: The All-You-Can-Eat Buffet That’s a Hit for Less Than €35

Preciados 33, a restaurant in Madrid, has become very popular for its all-you-can-eat buffet that includes unlimited cocido, omelette, and croquettes, all for less than 35 euros. This gastronomic concept has won over diners looking for quality and variety at a good price in the capital.

Travel from Paris to Berlin While Sleeping: The New Night Train with Sleeper Car Launching in 2026

European Sleeper will launch a night train with sleeper cars in March 2026 that will connect Paris and Berlin, offering a comfortable and sustainable travel option between the two capitals.

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

Portugal has been recognized for the fourth consecutive time as the best beach destination in the world, surpassing popular places such as the Caribbean, Thailand, and the Maldives. Its proximity to Spain makes it a privileged choice for beach lovers.

The Vibrant Argentine City Where Chenoa Was Born: Beaches, Historic Buildings, and Unique Cuisine

The Argentine coastal city, known as the birthplace of Chenoa, is a prominent tourist destination. It stands out for its wide beaches, historic architecture, and a diverse culinary scene that attracts visitors from all over the country.

Fjords, Volcanoes, and Waterfalls in the Must-Visit Port of Any Iceland Route

The place is famous for its stunning fjords, volcanoes, and waterfalls, making it an essential destination on any trip around Iceland. Its beauty and uniqueness have even inspired the singer Aitana, who dedicated a song to it, reflecting the magic that surrounds this unique destination.

These Are the Ten Most Spectacular Sites in the World Named World Heritage in 2025

UNESCO has declared ten new sites as World Heritage in 2025, highlighting their exceptional cultural and natural value. These places include architectural wonders, unique landscapes, and vital ecosystems, reflecting the diversity and richness of the global heritage that is sought to be preserved for future generations.

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, stands out as a unique example of an unfortified colonial city and for its characteristic wooden balconies. Additionally, it features a cathedral inspired by the one in Pamplona.

Air Europa will add more than 130 new flights and 27,000 seats for this Christmas

Air Europa will increase more than 130 flights and 27,000 seats for this Christmas, focusing on improving connections between the peninsula and the Canary and Balearic archipelagos.

Doctor Eduardo Miñambres: "Many families do not find meaning in the death of a child, and that meaning can be helping others through organ donation"

Only 2% of organ donors in Spain are children, while more than 70 minors urgently await a transplant. Doctor Miñambres emphasizes that donation can give new meaning to the loss for families.

A New Promising Therapy Developed for Patients with T-cell Lymphoblastic Leukemia

An innovative therapy shows promising results for treating T-cell lymphoblastic leukemia, an aggressive blood cancer that primarily affects children but can also occur in adults. This advancement could significantly improve treatment options and prognosis for affected patients.

They discover a lesser-known part of the coronavirus Spike protein that is "key" for infection

Researchers have identified a little-known region of the SARS-CoV-2 Spike protein that is crucial for viral infection. This finding could open new avenues for more effective treatments and vaccines against COVID-19 by targeting this vital area for viral entry into cells.

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

Tony Espigares explains that the brain is plastic and learns through repetition, so it is key to train it for a good balance between daily activity and nighttime rest. He recommends not fighting insomnia, as resistance only feeds it.

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

Irene Doporto emphasizes that overweight is a multifactorial problem that requires a personalized approach. Standard and restrictive diets are neither sustainable nor effective; it is essential to adapt the plan to each lifestyle to achieve lasting weight loss.

Manel Esteller, Longevity Expert: "If We Do Things Right, in 100 Years We Will See People Living to 130"

Manel Esteller emphasizes that researching longevity not only allows people to live more years but also to live healthily. He warns that if good practices are adopted, in a century there could be people living up to 130 years.

The Fatal Mistake When Removing Ice from the Windshield That Can Instantly Break It

Many people use inappropriate methods to remove ice from the windshield, unaware that they can seriously damage it or even break it instantly. It is important to use proper techniques to avoid this type of damage.

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

Pere Navarro, Director General of Traffic, announced at an event in Badajoz that Spanish cities will limit access for private cars, promoting public transport as the only form of urban mobility, focusing on reducing traffic and improving air quality in the future.

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

SYM introduces its new crossover range with the ADXTG 400 model, highlighting its power, technology, and versatility. The brand offers discounts of up to 700 euros on the ADX series, as well as including insurance in the promotion.

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

Approved V16 beacons by the DGT carry "IDIADA" or "LCOE" codes that identify the organization certifying their compliance with regulations. These numbers guarantee that the device meets the safety and quality standards required for official approval.

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.

An Iberian Necropolis from the 6th Century BC Found at the Caparacena Solar Plant, Granada

During the archaeological monitoring prior to the construction of a 150 MW photovoltaic plant in Caparacena, Granada, an Iberian necropolis dating back to the 6th century BC was discovered in Chimeneas and Ventas de Huelma, Alhama de Granada, which includes funerary urns and well-preserved historical grave goods.

Catalonia mandates the use of face masks in nursing homes and medical centers following the increase in flu cases

Catalonia has imposed the mandatory use of face masks in nursing homes and medical centers due to the rise in flu cases. The Catalan government also urges the population to get vaccinated against the virus to help save lives and reduce its spread.

The Girlfriend of the Confessed Perpetrator of the El Palmar Crime Claims that the Victim’s Son Told Her He Didn’t Want to Give Her the Inheritance

The court is trying the confessed perpetrator of the murder of a woman in 2023 and the victim’s son, both accused of stealing a supposed inheritance that the deceased kept at home. The accused’s girlfriend asserts that the son confessed to her that he didn’t want to share the inheritance.

A new outbreak of avian flu is being investigated in the Getafe area after several storks were found dead

The regional government has collected samples from dead storks in Getafe and is awaiting results from the national laboratory in Algete to confirm a possible avian flu outbreak.

Driver in A Coruña Sentenced to Three and a Half Years in Prison for Causing a Fatal Accident and Fleeing the Scene

A driver in A Coruña was sentenced to three and a half years in prison after causing a fatal accident by speeding up following an argument. Additionally, he fled the scene, which worsened his legal situation.

Seville Local Police Accepts the Christmas Plan Proposed by the Mayor, Although It Must Be Voted on Again in the Council Meeting

The Seville Local Police accept the Christmas plan proposed by the mayor, but the agreement must be voted on again in the Council Meeting on December 18 for approval and to take effect the following day.

Intercity Buses Arrive on Google Maps: Here’s How You Can Check Their Location in Real Time

Google Maps now allows you to see the exact real-time location of intercity buses, providing users with more precise information than just the estimated arrival time at the stop.

Majadahonda offers up to 30 minutes of free parking in blue zones starting January 2026

The Majadahonda City Council will offer up to 30 minutes of free parking in blue zones to support local businesses. This temporary measure will be in effect from December 9, 2025, to January 10, 2026, except in the Virgen de Icíar zone.

The body of the 70-year-old woman who was missing in Avión is found

The body of the 70-year-old woman who was missing in Avión was found by her son in a thicket, two kilometers from the place where she was last seen.

The alleged perpetrator of the gender-based murder of a woman in Seville sent to prison

The detainee, with a history of gender-based violence in a previous relationship, has been sent to prison accused of the gender-based murder of a woman in Seville.

Man Arrested for Pushing and Assaulting an Elderly Woman at Sol Metro Station

A man was arrested for pushing and assaulting an elderly woman at Sol Metro Station. Metro has announced that it will act as a private prosecutor in the case to support the victim and cooperate with the authorities.

A Symphony of Barks: 2,300 Golden Retrievers Gather in a Park to Break a World Record

In Los Bosques de Palermo, Buenos Aires, 2,300 golden retrievers and their owners came together to attempt breaking a world record, enjoying a day that celebrated the passion for this breed.

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

A young woman entered the metro in Germany greeting in Spanish, surprising those present. Far from being annoyed, several passengers responded kindly and followed her, showing a positive and open reaction to her unexpected greeting.

Two 'Santa Clauses' Trade Punches Inside a Supermarket

Two people dressed as Santa Claus fought in a supermarket over the best spot inside the store.

Christmas Plants That Can Be Dangerous for Your Dog: How to Decorate Safely This Holiday Season

Traditional Christmas plants such as holly, mistletoe, and poinsettia are toxic to dogs and children. It is recommended to exercise caution when decorating to avoid risks during the holidays.

Layla, the Dog Who Inspired Jacob Elordi to Play Frankenstein

Jacob Elordi stood out in the film directed by Guillermo del Toro, drawing inspiration from his dog Layla to portray Frankenstein.

A study reveals that 9 out of 10 workers in animal shelters suffer from secondary traumatic stress

A study highlights that 90% of workers in animal shelters suffer from secondary traumatic stress, affecting both their well-being and the stability of animal protection centers.

Check Your Daily Horoscope for Wednesday, December 10

Check the daily horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es and discover what destiny has in store for you in different aspects of your life.

Canary Islands Work Calendar 2026: When Canary Islands Day, Candelaria, El Pino, and Other Holidays Fall

In 2026, in addition to the eleven national holidays, each island in the Canary Islands will have an additional local holiday of its own, adding up to two different local holidays depending on the municipality.

When will the AVE between Valencia and Alicante be ready: this is the date it will start operating

High Speed will allow travel from Valencia to Murcia in 90 minutes, as well as improve fast connections to Elche and Alicante.

This is the Basque company that won gold in the flavored white chocolates category

Kaitxo, a Basque company, is based on the 'bean to bar' philosophy, controlling the entire process from the cacao to the final bar. This dedication allowed them to win gold in the flavored white chocolates category, standing out for the quality and unique flavor of their products.

Where does the expression 'puñalada trapera' come from?

The expression 'puñalada trapera' means a treacherous attack, literally referring to a stab wound received in the back. Its origin is unclear, and there are several hypotheses about how this term arose.

In Praise of Critical Thinking, Not Very Christmas-like

In an environment saturated with stimuli that encourage consumption, the importance of maintaining a critical will is recognized to avoid falling into superficial impulses, promoting reflective thinking even during traditionally consumerist times like Christmas.

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

Madrid's Barajas Airport reached a record 66 million passengers in 2024, establishing itself as a major international hub. Now, from Madrid, you can travel directly to destinations like Orlando and Hong Kong, among others, expanding options for those seeking new travel experiences.

World legends, Hollywood actors, the award to Trump... the best photos from the World Cup draw

The 2026 World Cup draw took place in Washington on December 5, announcing the groups for the tournament that will be held in the USA, Mexico, and Canada next summer. The event was notable for the presence of football legends, Hollywood actors, and the presentation of a special award to Donald Trump.

From Hazard to Ronaldo: Great Football Stars Who Had a Poor Ending

Many football stars have experienced great successes but also ups and downs. These figures had incredible careers, although they ended up retiring without reaching the same level of recognition they enjoyed at their peak. Do you remember them?

The Best Cartoons by Malagón

All the cartoons published by Malagón in 20minutos, offering a complete selection of his illustrations and satirical comments on current topics.

An Explosion in a Hidden Black Hole in a Distant Galaxy Generates Ultra-Fast Winds of 60,000 km per Second

The winds ejected by the black hole in a distant galaxy reach speeds of 60,000 km/s and are compared to solar coronal mass ejections, showing massive eruptions of material similar to those of the Sun.

Airplane accident in Russia: a military plane crashes into a reservoir, leaving at least seven dead

A Russian military plane disintegrated in the air and crashed into a reservoir at 12:00 pm, leaving at least seven dead, according to eyewitnesses.

Iker Casillas increases his millionaire fortune with the purchase of a gem in the Caribbean; this is his new home

Iker Casillas has invested in a property in Cap Cana, Dominican Republic, thus increasing his fortune with this exclusive acquisition in the Caribbean.

Lola Índigo organizes a festival hosted by Illo Juan and featuring performances by Pepe and Vizio, Vera GRV...

The festival GRX: La Feria will be held on May 30, 2026, at Cortijo del Conde, with hosting by Illo Juan and performances by Pepe and Vizio, Vera GRV, among others.

With a Repsol Sun and a Menu with Pictograms: This Is the First Restaurant for Autistic People in Barcelona

Nectari, led by chef Jordi Esteve, is the first restaurant in Barcelona designed for people with autism. Recognized with a Repsol Sun and the 2025 National Hospitality Award of Spain for its commitment to people with disabilities, it offers a menu with pictograms to facilitate the experience.

Talavera and Guadalajara Hit the 'Jackpot' in the Copa del Rey: They Will Face Real Madrid and Barça

The draw for the round of 32 of the Copa del Rey paired Talavera and Guadalajara against the big clubs of the Spanish Super Cup, Real Madrid and Barcelona, respectively, creating attractive matchups for this stage of the tournament.

Brussels opens an investigation against Google over its artificial intelligence system

The European Commission is investigating Google for possible practices that distort competition by imposing unfair conditions on publishers and content creators related to its artificial intelligence system.

Kallas attacks the US for accusing Europe of lack of freedoms: "It's ridiculous"

The High Representative criticizes the US for accusing Europe of lacking freedoms, calling it "ridiculous." She also warns that peace in Ukraine will not be possible without the active participation of Europeans in the negotiations.

The PSOE Submits 1,325 Amendments to Ayuso’s Budget for 2026: More Affordable Housing, Strengthening of Public Hospitals...

The PSOE presents 1,325 amendments to Ayuso’s 2026 Budget, focusing on affordable housing and the reinforcement of public hospitals, and criticizes the Government for using the budget as a "showcase" rather than a tool to improve citizens' lives.

Juan José Badiola, Professor of Animal Health: "Wild boars are now a plague in Spain and their hunting must be encouraged"

Juan José Badiola, veterinarian and epidemiologist, warns about the African swine fever outbreak in Catalonia. He points out that if it is not controlled, the disease could become endemic. Additionally, he highlights that wild boars have become a plague in Spain and urges promoting their hunting to prevent the spread.

Minister Ben-Gvir Brings Gallows-Shaped Pin to Parliament to Support Death Penalty for Palestinians Who Kill Israelis

Israeli minister Ben-Gvir attended Parliament wearing a gallows-shaped pin, thereby expressing his support for the death penalty for Palestinians who kill Israelis. This action has sparked controversy and reflects the growing tension in the region.

More than one third of apartments with up to three bedrooms sell in less than a month

Homes with up to three bedrooms sell quickly, with more than one third sold in under 30 days between July and September. Larger houses, with four or more bedrooms, take longer to sell, according to data from Idealista.

Reverte recommends a history book that should "be in every school"

The writer Arturo Pérez-Reverte recommends reading Bernal Díaz del Castillo's chronicle, 'True History of the Conquest of New Spain,' considering it an essential work that should be included in school education.

21 Anti-Abortion Activists Acquitted After Gathering and Praying Outside a Clinic

Twenty-one anti-abortion activists were acquitted after gathering and praying outside a clinic, as the court considered that their behavior was neither coercive nor violent.

The harsh attack by Nick Kyrgios on Rafa Nadal: he claims he would prefer to hit the Spaniard for "50 million"

Nick Kyrgios, who will return to competition in the 'Battle of the Sexes' against Aryna Sabalenka, fuels his feud with Rafa Nadal by stating that he would prefer to hit him if he were paid 50 million.

Catalonia Studies Measures to Encourage the Hunting of Wild Boars and Reduce Population Density

The Department of Agriculture of Catalonia is preparing a report to implement measures that encourage the hunting of wild boars, with the aim of reducing their population density and mitigating the environmental impact they cause in the territory.

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

20AM offers a daily summary with the most important news to start the day well informed. It covers current national and international topics, economy, politics, and culture, providing key data and concise analysis to quickly understand the day's relevant facts. Ideal for those looking to stay up-to-date with essential information from early on.

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

This article offers practical strategies for better managing your personal budget, including expense tracking, financial planning, and saving tips. It emphasizes the importance of setting clear financial goals and using digital tools to monitor income and expenses, helping to maximize the use of money and avoid unnecessary debt.

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

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

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

The last episode of 'Stranger Things' on Netflix will have an epic duration and will premiere in Spain on New Year's Eve at dawn, marking a special event for fans around the world.

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

Drivers have been purchasing the new mandatory V16 beacons since January, but questions remain about what happens after activating the device, especially whether it is possible to test it at home without notifying emergency services.

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

Casa 47 is the new public housing company created in accordance with Article 47 of the Spanish Constitution. Its goal is to offer affordable rentals. The article highlights the requirements, prices, and the process to apply for housing through this state initiative that seeks to facilitate access to housing in Spain.

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

Several European cities become ideal destinations for those over 60 at Christmas, offering markets and rich culture at affordable prices, combining charm and economy for a memorable experience.

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

Ryanair launched the Primer program with discounts for 250,000 potential customers, but it only attracted 55,000. Due to the losses and low acquisition, the airline has decided to suspend this program.

Everything You Can Watch for Free on Movistar Plus+ in December: Two New Channels and Featured Premieres

Movistar Plus+ is launching a new free channel dedicated to Christmas and science titles in December, expanding its entertainment offerings for the last month of 2025. Additionally, it presents featured premieres and another new channel to enjoy at no extra cost.

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

To properly wash socks and eliminate stains and bacteria, it is important to consider the type of fabric, the colors, and select the appropriate washing machine cycle. This helps keep them clean and in good condition.

When the AVE between Valencia and Alicante will be ready: this is the date it will start operating

High-Speed Rail will allow travel from Valencia to Murcia in 90 minutes and will offer faster connections to Elche and Alicante, significantly improving communication between these cities.

Intercity buses arrive on Google Maps: this is how you can check their real-time location

Google Maps now allows users to see the real-time location of intercity buses, providing more accurate information than just the estimated arrival time at the stop.

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

This transport card in Madrid offers tourists unlimited travel on metro, bus, and commuter trains for just 10 euros, providing affordable access without the need to buy a ticket for each trip.

This is the radar that issues the most fines in Donosti

A new radar installed in San Sebastián captures more than 15 violations per minute, creating a significant impact among local drivers.

Gold prices steady as Fed rate cut looms; silver hits record high over $62/oz

Gold prices remained steady ahead of a potential Federal Reserve rate cut, reflecting cautious market sentiment. Meanwhile, silver surged to a record high above $62 per ounce, driven by strong demand and bullish investor outlook amid expectations of easing monetary policy.

Oil steady as supply concerns cap gains, market eyes Ukraine peace talks

Oil prices remained steady as concerns over supply disruptions limited gains, while investors closely monitored upcoming Ukraine peace negotiations. Market participants weighed the impact of geopolitical tensions and potential shifts in supply, balancing cautious optimism with uncertainty about future production and demand.

Oil prices steady after declines with US crude draw, Fed decision in focus

Oil prices stabilized following recent drops, supported by a US crude inventory draw. Market participants are closely watching the Federal Reserve's upcoming decision, which could influence economic outlook and oil demand. The balance between supply concerns and economic indicators is maintaining cautious sentiment among traders.

Silver prices hit record high above $60/oz on rate cut bets

Silver prices surged past $60 per ounce for the first time, driven by investor expectations of upcoming interest rate cuts. The rally reflects growing optimism about looser monetary policy, which typically boosts precious metals by lowering opportunity costs and weakening the dollar. Market participants are positioning for potential economic easing, pushing silver to new record highs amid global economic uncertainties.

Oil settles down about 1% as traders focus on Ukraine peace talks, Fed policy decision

Oil prices fell about 1% as traders shifted focus to upcoming Ukraine peace talks and the Federal Reserve's policy decision. Market participants remain cautious amid geopolitical tensions and potential interest rate changes, which could impact global demand and supply dynamics.

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Exclusive – US Bank Floats Plan to Repay US Investors via Lukoil Asset Sale, Sources Say

A US bank is considering repaying American investors by selling assets linked to Russian oil company Lukoil, according to sources. The plan aims to recoup funds amidst regulatory challenges and geopolitical tensions affecting Russian-linked investments. Details on the asset sale and investor compensation remain under discussion as the bank navigates complex cross-border financial issues.

EIA adjusts U.S. oil production forecast for 2025 and 2026

The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) revised its oil production outlook, lowering forecasts for 2025 and 2026 due to anticipated market and regulatory challenges. The adjustments reflect expectations of slower output growth amid industry shifts and policy impacts, signaling a more conservative future supply scenario.

Gold prices slightly higher ahead of Fed decision; silver near record highs

Gold prices rose modestly as investors awaited the Federal Reserve's decision, reflecting cautious market sentiment. Meanwhile, silver approached record high levels, driven by strong demand and inflation concerns. Both metals remain attractive safe-haven assets amid economic uncertainties and potential shifts in monetary policy.

Trafigura lifts dividend payments in 2025 despite lower net profits

Trafigura plans to increase dividend payments in 2025 even though its net profits have declined. The company aims to reward shareholders while managing the financial challenges posed by fluctuating commodity markets and operational costs. This move highlights Trafigura's confidence in its long-term strategy despite short-term profit dips.

Magnum’s stand-alone future: Sweet success or sticky start? Barclays weighs in

Barclays analyzes Magnum’s potential as an independent brand after its separation from its parent company. They assess the opportunities for growth and the risks of market competition, focusing on maintaining brand loyalty and innovation to ensure long-term success. Barclays emphasizes the importance of strategic marketing and product development to navigate challenges in the competitive ice cream sector.

Japan stocks lower at close of trade; Nikkei 225 down 0.12%

Japan's stock market closed lower, with the Nikkei 225 index falling 0.12%. The decline reflected cautious investor sentiment amid mixed economic data and global market uncertainties. Trading volume was moderate as investors awaited upcoming corporate earnings and policy announcements for clearer market direction.

Storebrand raises 2028 profit target by 40%, announces NOK 12 billion buyback plan

Storebrand has increased its profit target for 2028 by 40%, reflecting stronger-than-expected performance. The company also announced a NOK 12 billion share buyback plan to return value to shareholders, signaling confidence in its future growth and financial health.

Aegon to move headquarters to US, announces €400 million buyback

Aegon plans to relocate its headquarters from the Netherlands to the US to focus on growth in the American market. The company also announced a €400 million share buyback program to enhance shareholder value and optimize its capital structure. This strategic move aims to strengthen Aegon's position in its core markets and improve operational efficiency.

How China Inc is marching into Vietnam amid US tariffs​​​

Chinese companies are increasingly investing in Vietnam to bypass US tariffs amid the ongoing trade war. Vietnam offers lower labor costs and a strategic location, attracting manufacturers relocating production from China. This shift helps firms avoid added costs from tariffs on Chinese goods entering the US, boosting Vietnam's export-driven economy while complicating US efforts to limit China’s trade advantage.

TSMC revenue slips in November, still posts strong yearly growth

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) reported a decline in November revenue due to seasonal demand drops but maintained strong overall growth for the year. Despite the monthly slip, robust global chip demand and strategic investments contributed to solid annual financial performance.

Taiwan stocks higher at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted up 1.15%

Taiwan stocks closed higher, with the Taiwan Weighted Index rising 1.15%. Gains were driven by strong performances in technology and semiconductor sectors, supported by positive investor sentiment and robust export data. Market optimism was boosted by global economic recovery signs and easing geopolitical tensions, prompting increased buying activity across key industries.

Chinese chipmakers extend losses after US moves to ease Nvidia export curbs

Shares of Chinese chipmakers fell further following the US announcement to relax export restrictions on Nvidia, permitting the sale of more advanced AI chips to China. Despite this easing, concerns about the broader US-China technology rivalry and ongoing regulatory pressures continue to weigh on Chinese semiconductor stocks. Investors remain cautious amid uncertainties in the chip sector.

Coupang CEO Park Dae-jun resigns following data breach

Coupang CEO Park Dae-jun has resigned after a major data breach compromised customer information. The breach raised concerns over the company's data security measures. Park's departure marks a move to rebuild trust and reinforce cybersecurity efforts within the company.

Amazon to invest over $35 billion in India on AI, exports

Amazon plans to invest more than $35 billion in India, focusing on artificial intelligence and boosting exports. This investment aims to enhance Amazon's technological capabilities and support India's growing digital economy, creating numerous opportunities in AI development and international trade expansion.

Trump defends economic record at Pennsylvania rally amid frustration over rising prices

Former President Trump held a rally in Pennsylvania, defending his economic record and blaming current inflation on the Biden administration. He highlighted job growth and market successes during his term while addressing voter frustrations over rising prices. Trump urged supporters to remain engaged ahead of upcoming elections, positioning himself as a candidate who can restore economic stability.

EU firms in China accelerating supply chain diversification, report finds

A recent report reveals that EU companies operating in China are increasingly diversifying their supply chains. Driven by geopolitical tensions and rising costs, firms are shifting production to other Asian countries and beyond to enhance resilience and reduce dependence on China. This trend reflects broader efforts to mitigate risks amid ongoing global economic uncertainties.

China CPI inflation rises in November, PPI falls further

China's consumer inflation edged up in November, driven by higher food prices, while producer prices continued to decline, reflecting ongoing weak demand in the industrial sector. The CPI increase signals gradual recovery in consumer spending, but the falling PPI highlights persistent challenges for manufacturers amid global economic pressures.

Trump suggests Biden's autopen‑signed Fed appointments may be legally challenged

Former President Trump implied that the legitimacy of Federal Reserve appointments signed by President Biden using an autopen device could face legal challenges. He questioned the legality of such signatures, hinting at potential disputes over the authority of these appointments.

Venezuela's Maduro says economy grew 9% in 2025, will grow 7% in 2026

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro announced that the country's economy expanded by 9% in 2025, driven by increased oil production and foreign investment. He projected a 7% growth for 2026, citing ongoing economic reforms and efforts to stabilize the market despite sanctions and political challenges.

South Korea jobless rate edges up to 2.7% in November

South Korea’s unemployment rate rose to 2.7% in November from the previous month, indicating a slight increase in joblessness. Despite this rise, the labor market remains relatively stable amid ongoing economic challenges. Authorities continue monitoring employment trends to support recovery efforts.

US crude oil inventories drop more than expected, signaling bullish trend for prices

US crude oil inventories fell significantly more than analysts anticipated, indicating tightening supply. This unexpected drop suggests stronger demand or reduced production, contributing to upward pressure on oil prices. The decline reflects bullish market sentiment, potentially leading to higher energy costs and influencing global oil markets.

USDA leaves US soybean export outlook unchanged after China sales resume

The USDA maintained its US soybean export forecast despite resumed sales to China. Recent shipments to China helped stabilize market expectations, but overall export projections remain steady due to balanced global demand and supply factors. This reflects ongoing trade normalization between the US and China without significant changes to the US soybean export outlook.

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Switzerland says US tariff reduction statement published in error

Switzerland clarified that a recent statement about US tariff reductions was published by mistake. The country emphasized that no official agreement or decision regarding tariff changes has been made yet between the US and Switzerland. The announcement was premature and did not reflect the current status of trade negotiations. Both parties continue to discuss tariff-related matters without any finalized commitments.

Bank of Korea board member says ’can’t sit and do nothing’ about a weaker won

A Bank of Korea board member expressed concern over the weakening South Korean won, emphasizing the need for proactive measures. He stated that the central bank "can’t sit and do nothing" as the depreciation could impact the economy, signaling potential intervention or policy adjustments to stabilize the currency and support economic stability.

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Shares on tenterhooks as Fed cut priced, guidance uncertain

Markets are cautious as a Federal Reserve interest rate cut is largely anticipated, but uncertainty remains over future guidance. Investors await clear signals on the Fed's economic outlook and policy direction, causing heightened volatility. The balance between supporting growth and controlling inflation keeps traders on edge, reflecting mixed expectations for upcoming monetary decisions.

US trade deal with Indonesia at risk of collapse, US official says

A top US official warned that the trade deal with Indonesia is at risk of collapsing due to unresolved issues. Key concerns include Indonesia's trade barriers and regulatory challenges, which hinder American businesses. Negotiations are ongoing, but without progress, the deal may fail, potentially impacting economic relations and trade growth between the two countries.

Analysis - Asian investors flock to Gulf debt in hunt for yield and growth

Asian investors are increasingly turning to Gulf debt markets attracted by higher yields and robust economic growth in the region. Favorable credit ratings, strategic geopolitical positioning, and the Gulf’s diversification efforts enhance its appeal. This trend reflects a shift in global investment flows as investors seek new opportunities amid low interest rates and market volatility elsewhere.

Trump plans final interviews with Fed Chair candidates in coming days - WSJ

President Trump is set to conduct final interviews with candidates for the Federal Reserve Chair position in the coming days, signaling a nearing decision. The move comes amid economic uncertainties, with the selection expected to influence future U.S. monetary policy significantly.

China’s consumer inflation quickens in November, producer deflation persists

In November, China’s consumer inflation rate increased, driven by higher food and service prices. However, producer prices continued to decline, reflecting ongoing deflationary pressures in manufacturing. The contrasting trends highlight challenges in balancing domestic demand with global supply issues amid economic recovery efforts.

Yen weak, dollar steady in countdown to Fed

The yen weakened while the dollar remained steady as investors await the Federal Reserve's upcoming policy decision. Market participants are cautious, anticipating signals on interest rates and economic outlook that could influence currency movements. The Fed's stance is expected to impact global financial markets and currency valuations.

Raleigh construction firm Cardinal Infrastructure raises about $241.5 million in US IPO

Raleigh-based Cardinal Infrastructure successfully raised approximately $241.5 million through its U.S. initial public offering. The construction firm plans to use the capital to expand operations and strengthen its market presence in infrastructure projects.

Bitcoin price today: rises to $92.6k ahead of potential Fed rate cut

Bitcoin surged to $92,600 as investors anticipate a possible Federal Reserve interest rate cut. The rise reflects optimism about easier monetary policy, which could boost risk assets. Market watchers are closely monitoring economic data and Fed signals to gauge the timing and scale of any rate adjustments.

Exclusive: GSX, Ubuntu Tribe launch $5B gold route to cut Africa–EU transfer fees

GSX and Ubuntu Tribe have launched a $5 billion gold trading route aimed at reducing costly transfer fees between Africa and the EU. This initiative enables gold as an alternative payment method, boosting trade efficiency and financial inclusion by bypassing traditional banking systems that incur high fees. The project is poised to strengthen economic ties and facilitate smoother financial exchanges across continents.

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Cardano Climbs 11% In Rally

Cardano's price surged 11% amid renewed investor interest and positive market sentiment. The rally was driven by increasing adoption and upcoming network upgrades, boosting confidence in Cardano's potential. Analysts see this momentum as a sign of strength for the cryptocurrency’s future prospects.

The Sandbox Ecosystem Welcomes Web3 Platform Corners, Beta Now Available to Coin Internet Content

The Sandbox ecosystem has integrated Corners, a Web3 platform designed to enhance internet content interaction. The beta version is now live, allowing users to access new features that blend decentralized technology with digital experiences, aiming to expand content engagement and monetization within The Sandbox's virtual world.

Bitcoin price today: edges lower to $90.5k ahead of pivotal Fed decision

Bitcoin's price dipped to $90,500 as investors await the Federal Reserve’s key policy announcement. Market participants are cautious, anticipating potential impacts on interest rates and economic outlook. This Fed decision is expected to influence crypto market trends in the near term.

Pendle achieves Record Growth for 2025, $40M Annualized Revenue, and Strategic Expansion to Funding Rates Markets

Pendle reports record growth for 2025 with $40M in annualized revenue. The company is strategically expanding into funding rates markets to diversify offerings and capitalize on new opportunities, signaling robust business development and financial strength.

BTCC Exchange Integrates with TradingView, Bringing Professional Trading Tools to its 10 Million Global Users

BTCC Exchange has integrated with TradingView, providing its 10 million global users access to advanced professional trading tools. This collaboration enhances the trading experience by offering customizable charts, indicators, and analytics directly on the BTCC platform, aiming to empower traders with better decision-making capabilities and improve overall market engagement.

StanChart cuts Bitcoin price forecast for 2026. Here is the new target

Standard Chartered has lowered its Bitcoin price forecast for 2026, citing increased regulatory pressures and market volatility. The new target reflects a more cautious outlook on Bitcoin's growth potential in the coming years, adjusting previous optimistic estimates to account for evolving economic and regulatory challenges.

TrustLinq Seeks to Solve Cryptocurrency’s Multi-Billion Dollar Usability Problem

TrustLinq aims to enhance cryptocurrency usability by addressing key issues like transaction complexity and slow processing times. The platform introduces user-friendly solutions to simplify crypto payments and improve accessibility for everyday users, targeting the multi-billion dollar challenge of mainstream adoption.

Anglo American and Teck shareholders approve merger to form Anglo Teck

Shareholders of Anglo American and Teck have approved their merger, creating Anglo Teck, a mining giant. The combined entity aims to enhance operational efficiency and strengthen market presence in metals and minerals, positioning itself as a leader in sustainability and innovation in the mining sector.

Cohort reports 9% revenue growth, maintains full-year outlook

Cohort announced a 9% increase in revenue, reflecting strong business performance. Despite market challenges, the company remains confident and maintains its full-year financial outlook, expecting continued growth and stability.

Sampo continues share buyback with €2.6 million daily purchase

Sampo is maintaining its share repurchase program, buying back shares worth €2.6 million daily. This strategic move aims to optimize capital structure and enhance shareholder value amid favorable market conditions.

Denali Therapeutics prices $200 million public offering

Denali Therapeutics has priced a public offering of $200 million, aiming to support its research and development programs. The funds will enhance the company's efforts in developing treatments for neurodegenerative diseases, fueling ongoing projects and potential expansions in their pipeline.

Terns Pharmaceuticals Prices Upsized $650 Million Public Offering

Terns Pharmaceuticals announced the pricing of an upsized $650 million public offering. The company aims to use the proceeds to advance its drug development programs and support general corporate purposes. The offering reflects strong investor demand and confidence in Terns' pipeline and growth prospects.

Kymera Therapeutics prices $602 million public offering of common stock

Kymera Therapeutics announced the pricing of a public offering of common stock, raising approximately $602 million. The funds are intended to support the advancement of the company's pipeline, including the development of targeted protein degradation therapies. This capital raise aims to strengthen Kymera's position in the biopharmaceutical sector and accelerate its clinical programs.

Structure Therapeutics prices upsized $650 million public offering

Structure Therapeutics announced the pricing of an upsized public offering totaling $650 million. The company plans to use the proceeds to advance its drug development programs and for general corporate purposes, reinforcing its financial position and supporting future growth initiatives.

Wave Life Sciences prices public offering at $19 per share

Wave Life Sciences announced a public offering of its common stock priced at $19 per share. The offering aims to raise capital to support ongoing research and development projects. The company intends to use the proceeds to advance its pipeline, enhance operational capabilities, and fund general corporate purposes. The offering reflects Wave’s strategy to strengthen its financial position and accelerate growth.

Dyne Therapeutics prices upsized public offering at $18.44 per share

Dyne Therapeutics has priced an upsized public offering at $18.44 per share. The company aims to raise additional capital to support its clinical development and corporate initiatives. This move reflects strong investor interest and confidence in Dyne’s innovative therapies targeting muscle diseases.

Leapfrog Acquisition Corp completes $143.75 million IPO

Leapfrog Acquisition Corp successfully raised $143.75 million through its initial public offering (IPO). The funds are intended to support the company's business growth and strategic initiatives. This capital infusion positions Leapfrog to pursue expansion opportunities and enhance shareholder value.