News Summary - 12/11/2025

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Venezuelan opposition leader makes first public appearance after months in hiding

Nobel Peace Prize winner María Corina Machado, who had been in hiding since January, made her first public appearance by speaking to the BBC in Oslo following a secretive journey.

US seizes oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela, Trump says

Venezuela denounced the US operation seizing an oil tanker as "international piracy" and vowed to resist becoming an "oil colony," condemning the move amid heightened tensions.

Indigenous deaths in custody in Australia hit highest level since 1980

New data reveals that Indigenous Australians accounted for 33 of the 113 deaths in custody between last July and this June, marking the highest level of Indigenous deaths in custody in Australia since 1980.

Trump launches $1m 'gold card' immigration visas

The new $1 million "gold card" visas will be granted to individuals demonstrating they can provide a substantial benefit to the US. This initiative aims to attract high-value immigrants contributing significantly to the country's interests.

Portugal braced for mass disruption in first general strike for 12 years

PM Luís Montenegro faces strong opposition to his government's labour reforms, triggering Portugal's first general strike in 12 years. The strike signals widespread public discontent and promises significant disruption across the country.

Japanese chess player calls out association's pregnancy bias

A leading shogi player criticizes the association's rules, which she claims force female players to choose between motherhood and their professional careers, highlighting pregnancy-related discrimination within the sport.

String of celebrity scandals renews debate on South Korea's 'cancel culture'

Three major South Korean entertainers recently faced separate scandals, intensifying discussions about the country's 'cancel culture' and its impact on public figures and society.

Iceland becomes fifth country to boycott Eurovision

Iceland has announced it will boycott the 2026 Eurovision Song Contest, joining Spain, Ireland, Slovenia, and the Netherlands in refusing to participate.

Mexico approves up to 50% tariffs on China and other countries

Starting January 1, Mexico will impose tariffs of up to 50% on imports from China and other countries. These levies will affect various goods, including cars, clothing, and appliances. The move aims to protect domestic industries and regulate trade practices.

Italian cooking awarded Unesco cultural heritage status

Italian cooking has been granted Unesco cultural heritage status. Alongside it, other traditions such as an Egyptian snack, Icelandic pool culture, Cuban music, and Albanian lahuta music also received recognition.

Shares in AI giant Oracle fall after revenue results ramp up bubble fears

Oracle's recent revenue miss has fueled concerns about the company's financial stability, leading to a drop in its share price and intensifying fears of an overvalued AI market bubble.

Intensive work continuing on Ukraine plan, European leaders say after Trump call

Britain, France, and Germany's leaders emphasize Ukraine is at a critical moment following a joint call with Donald Trump, highlighting ongoing intensive efforts to address the situation.

Judge rules Epstein grand jury records from 2019 case can be released

A federal judge ordered the release of grand jury records from the 2019 Jeffrey Epstein case, citing a new law passed by Congress last month that allows these investigation materials to be unsealed.

US could ask foreign tourists for five-year social media history before entry

The US may require foreign tourists, including those from visa-exempt countries like the UK, to provide five years of social media history when applying via an electronic travel authorization form.

Taliban warn Afghans who wore 'un-Islamic' Peaky Blinders outfits

The Taliban warned Afghan youth for wearing clothing inspired by the TV show Peaky Blinders, stating that their outfits conflicted with Afghan and Islamic values, according to a Taliban spokesman speaking to the BBC.

Benin coup plot leader hiding in Togo, official tells BBC

The attempted coup in Benin was foiled when Nigeria deployed warplanes to remove mutineers from state TV offices. The coup plot leader is reportedly hiding in neighboring Togo, according to an official.

Rebels reportedly enter key DR Congo city despite Trump peace deal

Residents report intense artillery and gunfire in Uvira, a strategic DR Congo city near Burundi, as rebels allegedly advance despite a peace deal brokered during Trump's administration. The situation has caused fear and concern among locals.

At least 22 killed in building collapse in Morocco

Two four-story buildings housing eight families collapsed in Fez, Morocco, resulting in at least 22 deaths, according to state media reports.

US jets tracked circling Gulf of Venezuela as tensions mount

F/A-18 Super Hornet jets were spotted on flight tracking sites near Maracaibo, Venezuela's second-largest city, indicating heightened US military activity amid growing regional tensions.

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 already died, and only a few who inherit the mutation are likely to avoid developing cancer during their lifetimes.

US judge blocks Trump's National Guard deployment in Los Angeles

A US judge has ruled that control of National Guard troops deployed to Los Angeles in June must be returned to California's governor, blocking their continued deployment under federal authority.

Panic in France as children fall victim to lethal violence of Marseille drug gangs

The French government reports a fourfold increase in teenagers involved in the drug trade over the past eight years, highlighting rising concerns about youth exposure to lethal gang violence in Marseille.

The Swiss city that lets you pay for most things with bitcoin

Lugano, Switzerland, embraces bitcoin by enabling shops, restaurants, and the local council to accept the cryptocurrency for payments, making it one of the first cities to integrate bitcoin widely in daily transactions.

Why Thailand and Cambodia Are Fighting Again After Trump Ceasefire

Longstanding mistrust between Thailand and Cambodia has reignited conflicts despite previous ceasefires, including one during Trump's administration. Deep-rooted tensions and unresolved issues continue to fuel the dispute, making peace efforts challenging to sustain.

Big tech bets big on AI - but can India keep pace in the global race?

Experts see India as a safeguard against AI risks because of its relatively small role in the global AI boom. Despite significant investments by major tech companies around the world, Indian firms are largely missing from key AI advancements, prompting concerns about the country's competitiveness in the rapidly changing AI environment.

Sarkozy releases prison diaries about his 20 days behind bars

Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy has published diaries detailing his 20-day imprisonment linked to his involvement in an election campaign funding scandal.

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

An expert warns that the British Army might struggle to sustain effective land combat within weeks of a conflict starting. However, the duration and success of Britain's military efforts largely depend on the nature and form of the war.

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

Millions of Australian teens face a ban on social media use, sparking debate over the decision's fairness. Critics argue it underestimates teens' ability to manage online challenges, while supporters believe it protects young users from harm. The move raises questions about who benefits and who suffers from restricting teen access to social platforms.

Indian couple trolled over skin colour after wedding video goes viral

Rishabh Rajput and Sonali Chouksey's wedding video went viral, attracting many congratulatory messages alongside insensitive jokes and memes targeting their skin colour.

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

Poverty in Sierra Leone is forcing more students into dangerous jobs. Two teenage boys searching for gold were tragically buried alive in a mine collapse, highlighting the risks poor youths face.

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

Ukrainian forces, despite tenuous control over Pokrovsk, displayed their resilience by raising the national flag. This act signals their ongoing resistance against Russia's claimed advance in the city.

Why are Thailand and Cambodia fighting at the border?

The border conflict between Thailand and Cambodia stems from long-standing historical claims dating back over a century, involving disputed territories and cultural heritage sites. Tensions have escalated periodically due to differing interpretations of colonial-era maps and national pride, leading to military skirmishes and diplomatic challenges 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 the plotters' misreading of national sentiment. Unlike other regional coups, Benin's neighbors acted cautiously, having learned from previous mistakes, preventing the rebellion from gaining traction, analyst Paul Melly explains.

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

Japan recently issued a megaquake alert, drawing concern in a nation accustomed to earthquake warnings. While such alerts heighten awareness, experts caution they do not predict an imminent “big one,” emphasizing preparedness over panic.

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

European leaders are balancing support for Ukraine's sovereignty with the need to maintain good relations with former US President Donald Trump, aiming to ensure continental stability without alienating key US allies.

Watch: Video shows US military seizing oil tanker off Venezuela coast

US military seized an oil tanker off Venezuela's coast, shown in video shared by Attorney General Pam Bondi. The tanker was reportedly used to transport sanctioned oil from Venezuela and Iran.

"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 suspected CEO killer, at a McDonald's. The video reveals the tense interaction as officers question Mangione during the investigation.

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

Australian teenagers under 16 demonstrated to the BBC their experiences attempting to access social media on the first day of the new ban, highlighting the immediate impact of the restriction on youth online activity.

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 safely returned to Earth following a 245-day mission aboard the International Space Station.

CCTV shows suspects fleeing on foot with stolen artworks

Brazilian officials report that thieves assaulted 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 correspondent Hugo Bachega interviews Syrians reflecting on life a year after Assad's fall. Many express hope for a better future but also highlight ongoing challenges including instability, economic hardship, and rebuilding efforts. The revolution’s impact varies across regions, with some communities experiencing improved freedoms while others struggle with security and infrastructure issues.

Health Ministry summons doctors today after two days of strike to try to stop it but with little expectation of an agreement

Doctors in Spain face their third day of strike demanding their own framework statute that grants them the recognition they believe they deserve, according to the president of CESM. The Health Ministry is holding a meeting today to try to end the strike, although with little expectation of reaching an agreement.

Second Day of Medical Strike with Protests at Healthcare Centers and Patients' "Frustration" Over Appointment Cancellations

On the second day of the medical strike in Madrid, patients at health centers report not being affected, while in hospitals they have experienced cancellations and waits of up to an hour, causing frustration due to the protest.

LIVE | Corina Machado is already in Oslo, but she will not greet her followers

María Corina Machado arrived in Oslo, Norway, but she will not make public appearances or greet her followers as had been previously announced.

María Corina Machado's Daughter Accepts the Nobel Prize and Reads Her Mother's Speech: "We Will Return to Venezuela Soon"

María Corina Machado's daughter received the Nobel Prize on behalf of her mother and read her speech, in which she assured that they will soon return to Venezuela to continue the fight for freedom and democracy in the country.

The ‘Secret’ Route Corina Machado Took to Travel to Oslo… and the Difficulties She Faces Returning

The Wall Street Journal details Corina Machado's secretive journey to Oslo to receive the Nobel Prize, highlighting the challenges she faces both during travel and in her anticipated return.

Vicente Fernández, Montero’s Right-Hand Man from His Time in Andalusia to His Placement in SEPI

Vicente Fernández has been a close collaborator of Montero since his time in Andalusia, consolidating a working relationship that led to his appointment at SEPI. His career reflects strong trust and significant support within the political environment, facilitating his placement in a strategic position within the public entity.

Leire Díez and former SEPI president Vicente Fernández detained for alleged irregularities in public contracts

Leire Díez and Vicente Fernández, former president of SEPI, have been detained for alleged irregularities in public contracts, as part of an investigation into possible corruption and administrative mismanagement.

Until the Last Payroll

The chamber, an ideal space for dialogue, seems to have been filled more with confrontations and outbursts than with constructive words, reflecting a climate of antagonism among the participants.

Ferraz receives an internal complaint for "sexist behavior" against the president of the Lugo Provincial Council

Ferraz has received an internal complaint through the PSOE channel reporting "sexist behavior" by the president of the Lugo Provincial Council, a party leader.

Medals and Strategies

Democracy is considered the best political invention of humanity, while the European Union is seen as a political miracle and the second-best invention in this field.

A front will cause heavy rain, snowfall, and very cold weather before the arrival of a DANA over the weekend

A cold front will bring intense rain, snowfall, and a significant drop in temperatures in the coming days, setting the stage for the arrival of a DANA that will affect the weather over the weekend.

Real Madrid Deepens Its Crisis Against City Despite Improving Its Image: Xabi Alonso Remains on the Brink

Real Madrid, led by Xabi Alonso, faces a crucial tie against Manchester City at the Bernabéu, competing for a place among the top 8 in the European competition. Despite showing improvements in their play, the team's crisis persists, putting Alonso's future at risk.

Manuel Carrasco pays tribute to Robe Iniesta by singing 'Si te vas': "His music will never end"

Manuel Carrasco paid tribute to Robe Iniesta during his visit to Pablo Motos's show, performing 'Si te vas'. The singer emphasized that Robe's music will endure, in a gesture dedicated to his colleague while promoting his new album 'Pueblo Salvaje II'.

Jordi Hurtado explains his relation to Jordi Évole on 'La Revuelta': "His grandmother was first cousin to my father"

Jordi Hurtado, host of 'Saber y ganar,' visited Broncano's show 'La Revuelta' to celebrate the 29 seasons of his quiz show on La 2 and revealed that he is related to Jordi Évole, as Évole's grandmother was first cousin to his father.

Parking meters change in Madrid: active at night and on weekends in saturated neighborhoods

The new mobility ordinance in Madrid will allow extending the operating hours of parking meters to also activate them at night and during weekends, aiming to guarantee parking for residents in neighborhoods with high saturation and significant activity.

The Element That Can Increase the Value of Your Home by Up to 70%: "It Is No Longer a Luxury, but a Necessity"

Accessibility is key to the value of homes in Spain, especially with 20% of the population over 65 years old. Adapting apartments to improve accessibility can raise their price by up to 70%, shifting from being a luxury to a necessity for today's market.

Salazar, Navarro, Tomé... sexual harassment complaints against socialist leaders shake the PSOE in the last month of the year

The PP questions the PSOE's feminist commitment following sexual harassment complaints against several socialist leaders. Government partners demand a firm and decisive response to these cases, which affect the party's image at a crucial moment.

Moncloa now talks about a "dilemma" regarding the management of the PSOE's internal anti-harassment channel: "It cannot turn into Big Brother"

The PSOE provisionally suspended José Tomé within 48 hours, respecting the presumption of innocence and established protocols, while Moncloa warns about the necessary balance to prevent the internal anti-harassment channel from becoming a "Big Brother."

The PP criticizes Sánchez for calling the Salazar case a "structural problem" after "covering it up": "It will take them years to regain credibility"

The PP criticizes Sánchez for labeling the Salazar case as a "structural problem" after having covered it up, and also blames his coalition partners for supporting a government they describe as "corrupt" and "sexist." They claim it will take years to regain the lost credibility.

Critical summit for Spanish fishing aiming to avoid another 'cutback' from Brussels in the Mediterranean

The ministers of agriculture and fishing meet to discuss the new fishing quotas in the Mediterranean, seeking to avoid additional cuts imposed by Brussels that would severely affect Spanish fishing. The meeting is key to protecting the economic and environmental sustainability of the fishing sector in Spain, in the face of proposals that could significantly limit the allowed catches.

What Spain has at stake in the 2026 quota negotiations

The negotiation of fishing quotas for 2026 is key for Spain, as it influences its ability to generate economic activity, employment, and provide healthy food, being one of the main fishing economies in the European Union.

Advances in the Mediterranean are not reversible

Although certain measures limit catches in the short term, they promote the capture of larger and more valuable specimens, improving the profitability and future sustainability of fishing in the Mediterranean.

Glaciers Are Dying on the Planet: The Retreat of Kolahoi Glacier in the Himalayas Creates a New Natural Environment

The retreat of the Kolahoi glacier in the Himalayas alters the flora and disorients the local fauna, as well as affecting water supply and agriculture in Kashmir, generating a new natural environment.

EU Foreign Ministers Support Ukraine Today in Lviv Amid Trump’s Pressure and One Week Before a Key Summit

The EU Foreign Ministers are meeting in Lviv to show support for Ukraine while facing pressure from Trump and an upcoming key summit. They will discuss how to unlock the use of frozen Russian assets to finance aid to Kyiv.

Athletic holds firm against the European champion at San Mamés: earns a draw against PSG in the Champions League

Athletic secured a draw against European champions PSG in the final matchday of the Champions League group stage, successfully defending at San Mamés and keeping their chances alive in the competition.

After generating green electricity, what is done with it: the renewable sector calls for the deployment of storage and the IDAE foresees more aid

Batteries and pumped hydro storage are essential to store wind and solar electricity, which often exceeds demand and causes negative prices. The renewable sector requests greater implementation of these technologies, while the IDAE announces upcoming aid to boost energy storage.

Aless Gibaja introduces her new boyfriend: "He is my little prince, a pure soul"

Aless Gibaja introduced her new boyfriend, Marcos, at a public event, describing him as her "treasure" and "my little prince, a pure soul." She shared details about how they met and expressed her happiness about this new relationship.

Fernando Alonso and Melissa Jiménez are expecting their first child: the journalist is six months pregnant

Fernando Alonso and Melissa Jiménez are expecting their first child. According to close sources, the journalist is six months pregnant and the couple is very happy with the news.

Cristina Serra breaks up with Pep Guardiola and leaves the family home

Cristina Serra breaks up with Pep Guardiola and moves after acquiring a new property in the Eixample neighborhood of Barcelona, leaving the family home.

"The Brain Needs Boredom and Silence"

María Angustias Salmerón, an expert in digital health, emphasizes the importance of both children and adults disconnecting from technology. She highlights that the brain requires moments of boredom and silence for its proper functioning and mental well-being.

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

With the arrival of the skiing season in Spain, concern about common injuries among skiers increases. This sport presents frequent risks such as knee sprains, fractures, and bruises. To prevent them, it is recommended to do a good warm-up, use equipment properly, apply the correct techniques, and pay attention to mountain conditions.

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

Chris Martin commented with humor on the incident during the 'kisscam' where Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot were caught cheating on their partners, suggesting facing difficult situations with a positive attitude.

US seizes sanctioned oil tanker off Venezuela, and Caracas denounces a "blatant theft"

The US seized a sanctioned oil tanker off Venezuelan waters, an act Caracas described as a "blatant theft." Neither the White House nor PDVSA have issued statements regarding the matter.

Sophie Kinsella, author of the 'Shopaholic' series, dies at 55 from aggressive cancer

Sophie Kinsella, renowned author of the 'Shopaholic' series, whose work was adapted into a film starring Isla Fisher, passed away at the age of 55 due to aggressive cancer.

Blanca Romero and Quique Sánchez Flores Go Out Together: Their Pictures Around Madrid

Blanca Romero and Quique Sánchez Flores were seen together during a pleasant evening in Madrid, according to the magazine 'Lecturas'.

Spain on Alert for Pro-Russian Cyberattacks: FBI Points to National Police and Civil Guard

An international alert highlights attempts of pro-Russian cyberattacks targeting systems that manage essential services in Spain, exploiting weak passwords and vulnerable remote accesses, especially affecting the National Police and the Civil Guard.

Ferrán Torres and Mental Health: "Therapy Helped Me Overcome One of the Worst Moments"

Ferrán Torres explained on 'Callejeros' how psychological therapy was key to overcoming a difficult period in his life, highlighting the importance of taking care of mental health with the same dedication as daily physical training.

Sofía Suescun and Kiko Jiménez share details of their spectacular beach house: "It's ours"

Sofía Suescun and Kiko Jiménez have shown photos of their new beach house, which is still under construction, highlighting their excitement about this joint project.

Lime took advantage of Moncloa's accounting moratorium to avoid dissolution

Lime used Moncloa's accounting moratorium to avoid the dissolution of the company. Although it plans to exit Madrid and Málaga, it expects its operations in Barcelona to partially offset these departures.

'The Goonies' Return to Theaters 40 Years Later: Here's Where You Can Watch Them

Richard Donner's classic film returns to theaters with a 4K re-release, celebrating its 40th anniversary and allowing new generations to enjoy it on the big screen.

The Three Cosmetic Procedures Simone Biles Has Undergone, According to Experts

American gymnast Simone Biles has recently revealed that she has undergone three cosmetic procedures. To better understand these treatments, two experts have explained in detail what they involve and their possible benefits and risks.

María García, Child Psychologist: "The Mobile Phone Cannot Relieve Frustration"

Digital dependence in children alarms parents and educators due to its negative effects on children's mental health. María García emphasizes that the mobile phone should not be used to soothe frustrations, as this can worsen emotional problems and hinder the development of skills to cope with difficulties.

With this new digital EU 'ID', you can complete your procedures from your mobile: what it is and what it’s for

The European Union launches the European Digital Identity, allowing citizens to carry out procedures from their mobile phones and access public and private services in a unified way, making digital interaction easier.

From the Faroe Islands to Vietnam: Destinations Threatened by Mass Tourism

Many paradise destinations, from the Faroe Islands to Vietnam, face threats from mass tourism, which causes overcrowding and puts their authenticity and environmental sustainability at risk.

Pizza Margherita, Fried Chicken, or Nachos: We Try Dabiz Muñoz's New Nougats

Dabiz Muñoz launches four innovative nougats with surprising flavors such as pizza Margherita, fried chicken, and nachos, offering a unique gastronomic experience that breaks with tradition.

The Civil Guard's trick to know if a V16 emergency light is valid or not

The Civil Guard revealed on their official TikTok Spain profile a simple method to verify if a V16 emergency light is valid and complies with regulations, thus helping to ensure road safety.

The Funniest Animal Photos of 2025 Already Have a Winner

The Comedy Wildlife Photo Awards 2025 have chosen their winning photo, featuring a funny and adorable image of an animal. This contest celebrates the comedic side of wildlife with surprising and charming photographs.

Extremoduro mourns the death of its leader: this is the emotional farewell video

The leader of Extremoduro has passed away at 63 years old. The band and their fans bid farewell to the musician with an emotional goodbye video, remembering his legacy and impact on music.

"Political correctness has always seemed to me a disguise for the bad": 10 quotes from Robe Iniesta that defined his way of understanding life

After the death of Robe Iniesta, his most emblematic quotes and lyrics are remembered, reflecting his direct and authentic vision of life, society, and culture, highlighting his rejection of political correctness and his commitment to sincerity in his art.

Dani Martín, Amaia Montero, Bunbury... the music world says goodbye to Robe Iniesta: "He has left us by giving his refuge"

The music community mourns the death of Robe Iniesta, expressing their sorrow and honoring his artistic legacy. Figures like Dani Martín, Amaia Montero, and Bunbury highlight how Iniesta left a cultural and emotional refuge through his music. His passing has deeply impacted the artistic world and his followers, who remember his talent and sensitivity.

Teresa Peramato swears in as the new Attorney General of the State before the King

Teresa Peramato has sworn in as the new Attorney General of the State in a ceremony at Zarzuela, attended by the Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez.

The Supreme Court sees no "alternative explanation" that questions that García Ortiz leaked the email and broke his "duty of confidentiality" with the note

The court considers that the dissemination of the note constitutes a crime for violating the confidentiality duty of prosecutor García Ortiz, supported by solid evidence confirming that he leaked the email to the media.

A donor with a cancer-causing mutation fathered 197 children across Europe, 35 in Spain

A sperm donor with a mutation that predisposes to cancer fathered 197 children in Europe, including 35 in Spain. Some minors have already developed tumors and several have died, according to the European Broadcasting Union.

Cardinal Baltazar Porras denounces that Chavista authorities took away his passport when he was trying to travel to Spain

Cardinal Baltazar Porras reported that Chavista authorities confiscated his passport when he tried to travel to Spain and threatened him with detention at Maiquetía airport, Caracas.

Shakira brings her children, Milan and Sasha, on stage for the first time to sing 'Acróstico' live

Shakira brought her children Milan and Sasha on stage during a concert at the Vélez Sarsfield Stadium in Buenos Aires, where they performed together in front of more than 50,000 people singing the song 'Acróstico'.

Fedra Lorente, 'La Bombi', in Ruins: "I Have Had to Turn to Cáritas, I Feel Locked In"

Fedra Lorente, known as 'La Bombi', is facing a severe financial crisis following the death of her husband three months ago. The actress has turned to Cáritas for assistance and feels trapped and isolated in her difficult situation.

Spaniards are already booking their summer trips: these are the destinations with the biggest fare drops

Domestic flight fares for the summer have dropped by 10%, making it a good time for Spaniards to book their trips for the upcoming summer season.

The Social Security Notice About the New Changes to the Minimum Living Income

Social Security informs that there will be an automatic transition between unemployment benefits and the Minimum Living Income, without the need to submit a new application.

Salary of 950 euros for three daily hours: the SEPE offer to work in educational centers

The SEPE offers 300 positions to work in educational centers as cleaning staff, dining assistants, and monitors, with a salary of 950 euros for three daily hours.

Chicken and Onion Pizza: A Healthy and Affordable Recipe for Dinner Without Guilt

This chicken and onion pizza recipe is a healthy and economical option to enjoy without guilt. Ideal for those who want to take care of their diet without giving up the pleasure of pizza.

Map of Christmas Lights in Madrid: all the trees, markets, and installations

Carlos Sainz will be the one to turn on the Christmas lights in Madrid on Saturday, November 22, marking the official start of the Christmas lights, trees, and markets in the city.

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

Zara has designed a sequin midi skirt that promises to be the favorite garment for women in their 50s this holiday season, combining style and elegance perfectly suited for Christmas time.

This is the Christmas Basket for Inditex Workers

Inditex workers have shared on social media the products included in their Christmas basket, revealing the items the company gives them as part of this annual tradition.

The 35 Christmas Recipes That Never Fail: Easy to Make, Original, and for the Whole Family

Discover 35 easy, quick Christmas recipes with a traditional touch, including appetizers, seafood, fish, and sweets, to surprise your guests and enjoy a stress-free Christmas Eve or New Year's Eve.

Easy Oven-Roasted Lamb Shoulder with Vegetables Recipe: Perfect for Christmas

This traditional and simple oven-roasted lamb shoulder with vegetables recipe is ideal for preparing in December and January, especially during Christmas.

The comet 3I/ATLAS makes its closest approach to Earth on December 19: here’s how you can observe it

The comet 3I/ATLAS will reach its closest proximity to Earth on December 19, approaching to 1.8 astronomical units, equivalent to about 270 million kilometers.

A Bonoloto Winner Takes the €1.8 Million 'Megabote' Jackpot

A player has won the €1.8 million 'megabote' jackpot in the Bonoloto. Additionally, there are three tickets that matched the second prize category in the draw.

The Mago Pop Announces a Worldwide Magic Tour in Stadiums with the First Stop at Santiago Bernabéu

The Mago Pop announced a worldwide magic tour in stadiums, starting at Santiago Bernabéu. Additionally, his show "Nothing is Forever" will be exclusive in Barcelona, following an event featuring stars like Helen Hunt and Aaron Paul.

This is the color of autumn-winter 2025 and these 9 Zara pieces have it

The standout color of autumn-winter 2025 adds texture and character to any look, from structured jackets to flowing skirts. Xisca Bosch highlights its versatility, and Zara offers nine key pieces in this shade to stylishly refresh your wardrobe this season.

Foreigners Take the Wheel in Freight Transport: "Spaniards Don’t Want to Drive Trucks"

The presence of foreign workers in freight transport increased by 32.9% in the past year, making it the sector with the highest growth. Currently, foreign employees account for nearly 18% of the total, reflecting the low willingness of Spaniards to drive trucks.

LAT Couples, partners who choose to live apart: "Living together, in our case, would kill the relationship"

In Spain, the number of steady couples who prefer not to live together is growing in order to maintain their independence, balance their personal lives, and avoid dynamics that previously frustrated cohabitation. This arrangement, known as LAT couples, aims to preserve the relationship without the pressures of daily life shared under the same roof.

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

José Antonio, affected by high housing prices and bad experiences with shared living, decided to live in a van. His case reflects the difficult situation many young people face amid the housing crisis, with little hope for a better future in accessing decent housing.

To Be God

Robe Iniesta, lead singer of Extremoduro, passed away yesterday at the age of 63, leaving an important legacy in Spanish music.

Change of Scenery

It is crucial to redefine and promote Spain's attractions with vision, avoiding reliance solely on mass tourism on beaches and the pressure in cities that displaces their residents.

Look Where You Are! You Have to Show Respect!

The article denounces that the respect demanded by a player is linked to mafia-like and corrupt values, ignoring fundamental principles such as equality.

War Between the Lines

Russia and the United States have clearly expressed their positions, especially following the new U.S. National Security Strategy. In contrast, the European Union maintains ambiguous communication, leaving European citizens without a clear understanding of the possible future scenarios they face.

The PSOE Joins Forces Again with the PP and Junts to Finalize Approval in Congress of the Law That Toughens Punishments for Repeated Petty Theft

The PSOE, PP, and Junts have agreed in Congress on a law to toughen penalties for repeated petty theft. This measure aims to combat recidivist crime and ensure greater security, preparing the regulation for its upcoming parliamentary approval.

A warmer than normal winter: there will be rain... but temperatures will be high

According to Eltiempo.es, much of Spain will experience a winter with temperatures between +0.5ºC and +2ºC above average, along with rain.

Former Bolivian President Detained for Alleged Mismanagement of Indigenous Fund

The former president of Bolivia was detained on suspicion of corruption related to the improper handling of a fund intended for indigenous projects during his tenure as Minister of Economy in Evo Morales's administration.

A priest, on the attractiveness of priests: "You get more attention with the clerical collar, I think because it's something forbidden"

The young priest, who studied Journalism, discovered his true vocation during his studies. He reflects on the appeal of priests, attributing it to the forbidden nature of the clerical collar, which generates interest and fascination.

How AI is Used to Spread Disinformation Narratives About Soldiers in Ukraine

AI is used to create and spread false narratives, including depicting Ukrainian soldiers as repentant volunteers, manipulating public opinion through disinformation.

Rodri and Gilbert Freak Out on 'The Island of Temptations' Seeing Claudia and Helena's Kiss: "Even with a Girl!"

Claudia and Helena share a passionate kiss during an ice game at Villa Playa, causing surprise and outrage in their boyfriends Rodri and Gilbert during the bonfire.

Mamen Mendizábal recalls the horror she experienced on her trip to Malaysia: "The boat flooded, the engine stopped..."

Mamen Mendizábal recounted her terrifying experience in Malaysia, where the boat she was traveling on flooded and the engine stopped. They spent three hours in the water surrounded by tiger sharks until they were finally rescued.

The Alleged Victim of Antonio Navarro's Harassment: "I Told Him I Didn’t Want Anything with Him and He Decided Not to Stop"

The alleged victim of Antonio Navarro's harassment expresses gratitude for the support received from other PSOE members after revealing that she rejected his advances, but he kept insisting.

Richard Pena's Advice on 'First Dates': "If Darkness Enters You, You Have to Go Out and Seek Help"

Richard Pena on 'First Dates' advises against becoming "grey" and hopeless people, emphasizing the importance of seeking help when inner darkness appears, promoting emotional support and personal growth.

Eleven of the 16 hopefuls to represent Portugal in Eurovision will withdraw from participation if they win the Festival da Canção

Eleven of the 16 candidates to represent Portugal in Eurovision have declared that they will withdraw from participation if they win the Festival da Canção, denouncing that silence in the face of certain situations is tantamount to being accomplices to a tragedy, according to a joint statement released on social media.

Iceland Announces Its Withdrawal from Eurovision Due to Israel's Participation, While Poland Confirms It Will Compete

Iceland is withdrawing from Eurovision because of Israel's participation, joining Spain, Ireland, Slovenia, and the Netherlands in this decision. Meanwhile, Poland confirms that it will compete in the contest.

The residents of Móstoles, fed up with 'El Burrito Sabanero' and Mariah Carey: "The noise has become torture"

The residents of Móstoles demand relocating the fairgrounds to the outskirts of the city due to the constant noise, which they consider torture, caused by songs like 'El Burrito Sabanero' and Mariah Carey during the festivities.

Rosa recalls on 'Pasapalabra' what her Christmases were like when she lived in Argentina: "Very hot"

Rosa shared on 'Pasapalabra' how she used to experience Christmas in Argentina, highlighting the typical heat of the season on the other side of the Atlantic, in contrast to the celebrations in other countries.

Jesús Cintora bids farewell to Robe Iniesta: "He is history, he transcended culture"

Jesús Cintora, host of 'Malas lenguas,' highlighted that Robe Iniesta brought many people closer to rock music and poetry, emphasizing his cultural impact and how his legacy transcends history.

Carlota Corredera breaks down in tears upon learning about the situation of Kiko Hernández and his husband: "Get out of there"

Carlota Corredera was moved upon learning about the difficult situation that Kiko Hernández and his husband are going through, expressing her emotional reaction and asking them to leave in order to protect themselves.

Amelia Bono's boyfriend is her personal trainer: his name is Alejandro and he is a running expert

Amelia Bono shared photos with her boyfriend Alejandro, her personal trainer and running expert, during her participation in the New York Marathon.

Oriana Marzoli reveals she declined to participate in 'The House of the Twins 2': "It scares me a little"

Oriana Marzoli explained that she did not accept to participate in 'The House of the Twins 2' because she fears the environment, where participants often cross the line with physical aggression without consequences.

Alba Carrillo on the health problem she had this year: "I woke up one day and I was deaf"

Alba Carrillo shared that her worst moment of 2025 was suffering from sudden deafness caused by stress, a shocking experience that led her to lose her hearing abruptly.

Carmen Borrego on José María Almoguera's surgery: "It went well"

Carmen Borrego, daughter of María Teresa Campos, has said that after José María Almoguera's surgery she feels relieved because "it went well."

Guitarist Iñaki Antón 'Uoho', close collaborator of Robe Iniesta, hospitalized

The guitarist Iñaki Antón 'Uoho', known for his collaboration with Robe Iniesta, has been hospitalized. No details have been disclosed about his health condition or the reason for the hospitalization.

Sofia of Sweden linked to Jeffrey Epstein: met him in New York while studying

Sofia of Sweden, married to the son of King Carl Gustav, was a reality show contestant and lingerie model. She is linked to Jeffrey Epstein, whom she met in New York during her student years.

Isabel Pantoja Could Arrive on Netflix with a New Docuseries About Her Life

Isabel Pantoja is said to have signed two agreements with Netflix to launch a new docuseries that explores her life, according to Luis Pliego, director of Lecturas.

María Riballo remembers when she rejected her partner’s unusual marriage proposal: “He was overcome by impulse”

María Riballo recounted on the podcast ‘La influencia’ how she rejected an unexpected marriage proposal from her partner aboard a boat in Mallorca, explaining that he acted on impulse at the moment.

Laurence Debray, Biographer of Juan Carlos I: "It Is Very Hard to Die Away from Home"

Laurence Debray highlights that the emeritus king values the figure of Queen Sofía, who will go down in history, while the mistresses will not. She also comments on the difficulty of dying far from home.

Robe Iniesta, Leader of Extremoduro, Dies at 63

Robe Iniesta, leader of the Extremaduran band Extremoduro, passed away at the age of 63, according to his communication agency on Wednesday.

Cristina Serra breaks up with Pep Guardiola and leaves the family home

Cristina Serra has decided to break up with Pep Guardiola and has left the family home after acquiring a new property in the Eixample neighborhood of Barcelona.

How to Detect If a V16 Beacon Is Certified or Fake

V16 beacons will be mandatory starting January 1, 2026, but many drivers have doubts due to the appearance of counterfeit products. It is important to know how to identify if a V16 beacon has official certification to ensure its effectiveness and safety in emergency situations.

Flood of sanctions for Real Madrid due to their dismissals against Celta: shorthanded against Alavés

The Disciplinary Committee has announced sanctions for the Real Madrid players sent off in the match against Celta, leaving them weakened for the upcoming game against Alavés.

Cañizares points out when the Real Madrid crisis began: "The worst institutional and media decision..."

Former goalkeeper Cañizares analyzed the current crisis at Real Madrid under Xabi Alonso, attributing it to a poor institutional and media decision that marked the beginning of the team's sporting problems.

Pimblett, Topuria's arch-enemy, surprises by giving support: "We don't get along, but I wish him all the best"

The British fighter Pimblett, Topuria's arch-enemy, has shown his support for the current UFC lightweight champion, expressing good wishes despite the rivalry between them.

Iran and Egypt Refuse Their 2026 World Cup Match to Be Part of the LGBTQ+ Community Tribute

The local organizing committee designated the match between Iran and Egypt in the 2026 World Cup as an "LGBTQ+ Pride Match," but both countries rejected their game being part of this tribute due to their opposing stances on the LGBTQ+ community.

Aryna Sabalenka on Trans Athletes: "It's unfair for a woman to compete against a biological man"

Aryna Sabalenka, Belarusian tennis player, expressed her opposition to the participation of transgender women in women's tennis, arguing that it is unfair for women to compete against biological men.

The Main Caregivers' Platform in Response to the Dependency Reform: "Our Proposals Have Not Been Included"

The National Platform of Main Caregivers criticizes that the dependency reform prioritizes professional caregivers, leaving aside the proposals of those who care for highly dependent family members. They point out a lack of recognition and consideration of their needs in the new legal framework.

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

Elena, from Cuidador Lazarillo, argues that minors with disabilities or serious illnesses should not be excluded from community spaces for needing care, emphasizing the importance of guaranteeing their right to inclusion together with their caregivers.

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

Carlos Valiente, PhD in Neuroscience and president of ANCEE, advocates for special education in the podcast 'Capaces de todo,' stating that considering it non-inclusive is a mistake. He highlights the importance of these centers in addressing the specific needs of certain students, complementing inclusive education, and ensuring appropriate and personalized support.

A Scholarship Program Launched to Ensure Early Care for Vulnerable Children

The Federation of Associations of People with Physical and Organic Disabilities of the Community of Madrid has launched a scholarship program to guarantee early care for vulnerable children. Applications can be submitted starting December 11.

Cocoa Drops 45% Due to Improved Harvests and the End of Speculation: Why It’s Not Reflected in the Price of Chocolate

The price of cocoa fell 45% from nearly $12,000 per ton at the end of 2024, now standing at around $5,000. Although the decline is significant, the value remains double the average from 2012 to 2022. This drop is due to improved harvests and the end of speculation, but it is not reflected in the cost of chocolate.

The Fed cuts interest rates by 25 basis points to ease pressures amid Trump

The U.S. Federal Reserve lowers the interest rate by 25 basis points, setting it between 3.5% and 3.75%, its lowest level since late 2022. The White House considers this measure insufficient to relieve economic pressures.

Trump considers the Fed's rate cut "quite small" and says it could have been "double"

U.S. President Trump described the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut as "quite small" and stated that it could have been double. He criticized the current monetary policy and suggested that a larger adjustment would benefit the U.S. economy.

Musk could more than double his fortune if SpaceX leads the largest IPO in history

Elon Musk's stake in SpaceX could exceed $625 billion, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, allowing him to more than double his fortune if the company carries out the largest initial public offering in history.

Small farmers demand the Government implement a comprehensive plan to control the wild boar population

The agricultural organization UPA emphasizes the importance of involving hunters and proposes conducting a preliminary count of wild boars to achieve a balanced population, thereby seeking to protect affected crops.

Warner Bros Shareholders Anticipate a "Bidding War" for the Company

David Ellison, CEO of Paramount, met with Warner Bros shareholders to encourage them to consider his offer as superior to Netflix's, anticipating a possible bidding war for the company.

The Government will create a task force to fight against banking cyber fraud

The government will form a task force composed of the Ministries of Economy and Digital Transformation, telecommunications operators, and financial institutions to combat banking cyber fraud. Additionally, the mortgage relief measures implemented in 2022 will be extended for one year.

"Call me, please": This is how (desperately) Paramount tried to buy Warner before Netflix got ahead

David Ellison, leader of Paramount Skydance, sent pleading messages to David Zaslav, CEO of Warner Bros. Discovery, desperately trying for Paramount to buy Warner before Netflix managed to get ahead in the deal.

Hugh Grant shocked a co-star with this surprising confession

Rosamund Pike revealed that Hugh Grant was just acting in a typically British manner, which surprised a co-star.

Trailer and release date for 'Berlin and the Lady of the Ermine': Pedro Alonso's gang returns

The prequel to 'Money Heist,' focused on Berlin, was a success in 2023. Netflix is already preparing its continuation, announcing a new trailer and release date to continue the story of the popular character.

The Norwegian miniseries under 80 minutes long to watch in one sitting: a hidden dystopia on streaming

This Norwegian miniseries, just over an hour long and based on the experiences of its creators, offers a dystopia perfect for watching on a winter afternoon.

The great return of Jeremy Renner after his accident is 'Knives Out': "I didn’t feel like I was in a movie"

Jeremy Renner returns after his accident with the movie "Knives Out: Glass Onion," available from December 12 on Netflix Spain.

WhatsApp is renewed with an unexpected design change in its chats

WhatsApp updates its chat design, incorporating a more modern and fresh touch that enhances the visual experience without altering its main functionality.

McDonald's Sparks Controversy with AI-Made Christmas Ad and Ends Up Pulling It

McDonald's Netherlands withdrew a Christmas advertisement created with artificial intelligence after receiving criticism for its strange aesthetic, depressing tone, and visual errors characteristic of AI.

Google Photos updates with new features to quickly create videos without leaving the app

Google Photos improves its features so users can create videos quickly and easily without leaving the application, making content creation easier.

The green and transparent Nothing phone that evokes retro style and 90s technology

Nothing presents the Phone (3a) Community Edition, a special limited edition of 1,000 units with a green and transparent design that evokes the retro aesthetic of the 90s and 2000s, blending nostalgia with modern technology.

The new era of China's supersoldiers: this is what the humanoid robots that will monitor its border look like

UBTech Robotics will deploy 1.76 m humanoid androids at borders, logistics zones, and industrial complexes in China. These robots can carry up to 15 kg and feature swappable batteries for efficient surveillance.

Edurne stuns on 'El Hormiguero' with a tight red jumpsuit perfect for a Christmas look

Edurne presented her first Christmas album, "Navidad junto a ti," on Pablo Motos' show. For the occasion, she chose a tight red jumpsuit, ideal for the holiday season.

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

Luxury brands are increasingly investing in sponsoring female athletes in sports such as tennis, skiing, sailing, and football, highlighting the growing importance and visibility of women in sports.

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

Trichologists clarify that shampoo cannot repair damaged hair and debunk other common myths about hair care, advising to base your routine on real facts to maintain healthy hair.

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

Christmas sweaters are making a comeback as a fun garment that many see as a humorous and festive gesture during the December celebrations, sparking divided opinions between those who love them and those who hate them.

Ana Ibáñez, neuroscientist: "The key to improving brain function is to speak kindly to yourself"

Ana Ibáñez emphasizes that positive self-talk directly influences brain function, suggesting that speaking kindly to oneself is key to improving brain health and performance.

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

Waterproof Chelsea boots are gaining popularity as a more versatile and stylish alternative to traditional rain boots for tackling rainy days this season.

Roscón de Reyes Gyozas: Where to Try These Asian Bites with the Flavor of Christmas Sweets

Gozas, a spot in the Chamartín neighborhood of Madrid, has launched Christmas gyozas that incorporate the flavor of Roscón de Reyes, blending Asian cuisine with a traditional Spanish Christmas sweet.

How to Choose a Good Supermarket Coffee, According to an Expert: "Check the Coffee’s Origin"

A coffee expert shares tips on TikTok for choosing good coffee in supermarkets, highlighting the importance of checking the coffee’s origin to ensure quality and flavor.

Lion's Mane, the 'miraculous mushroom' with countless health benefits that is easy to cook

Lion's Mane, an Asian mushroom known as 'the food for the brain,' offers numerous health benefits and is easy to prepare.

Neither pizza nor pasta: Victoria Federica’s star dish features the top ingredient

Victoria Federica revealed in the semifinal of 'MasterChef Celebrity' 10 that her star dish doesn’t include pizza or pasta, but instead its main ingredient is a very popular and valued food.

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

The chef suggests preparing a stewed chicken with sweet potato, an ideal recipe for autumn that he recommends making at least once every fifteen days because of its flavor and ease.

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 a success thanks to its all-you-can-eat buffet that includes unlimited cocido, omelette, and croquettes for less than €35. This place attracts those looking for a varied and abundant culinary experience at a good price.

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

European Sleeper will launch a sleeper train with sleeping cars in March 2026 that will connect Paris and Berlin, allowing passengers to travel comfortably overnight between the two capitals.

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

Portugal has been recognized as the best beach destination in the world, surpassing places like the Caribbean, Thailand, and the Maldives. The European country has defended this prestigious title for the fourth consecutive time, highlighting its proximity to Spain and the quality of its beaches.

The Charming Country Where One of the Most Magical Christmases in Europe Is Experienced

Hungary celebrates Christmas with great passion in cities such as Budapest, Eger, Debrecen, and Győr, offering a magical atmosphere that stands out in Europe during the holiday season.

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

The place stands out for its impressive combination of fjords, volcanoes, and waterfalls, making it a key destination in Iceland. Its beauty has even inspired the singer Aitana to dedicate a song to it, reflecting the unique attraction that this natural site holds.

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

UNESCO has added ten new spectacular sites to the World Heritage list in 2025. These places stand out for their cultural, historical, and natural value, representing the diversity and richness of the world’s heritage. The inclusion aims to promote their conservation and attract sustainable tourism.

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

This town in Tenerife, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a unique example of an unfortified colonial city, famous for its wooden balconies and its cathedral inspired by the one in Pamplona.

The Medieval Secret of Brittany: One of the Best-Preserved Historic Centers in Europe

The small town in the Gulf of Morbihan in Brittany stands out for its almost intact walls and colorful facades, preserving one of the most beautiful and best-preserved medieval ensembles in France.

Pedro Valenzuela, Montessori Method Expert: "Any Educational Process Should Have the Child's Development at Its Core"

Pedro Valenzuela emphasizes that the Montessori method focuses on respecting the child's pace, allowing them to set the rhythm without pressure, placing their development at the center of any educational process.

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

T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia is an aggressive blood cancer that primarily affects children, although adults can also be affected. A promising new therapy has been developed that could significantly improve the treatment and outcomes for these patients.

A Less Known Part of the Coronavirus Spike Protein That Is "Key" to Infection Has Been Discovered

Researchers have identified a little-known region of the SARS-CoV-2 Spike protein that is essential for the virus's infection, which could open new avenues for more effective treatments and vaccines.

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, due to its plasticity, learns through repetition. Therefore, it is important to train it both for daily activity and for nighttime rest, and not to resist insomnia if you wake up during the night.

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, adapted to each person's lifestyle, since standard and restrictive diets prove to be unsustainable and ineffective for 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 extends life but also improves its quality. According to him, with the right advancements and habits, we could see people living up to 130 years within a century.

We Get an Exclusive First Look at the Renewed Opel Astra 2026 in Germany: First Impressions

The renewed Opel Astra 2026 features a more technical design, an improved interior, and advanced technology that elevates it to higher segments, highlighting a strong commitment to innovation and comfort.

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

Many drivers use inappropriate methods to remove ice from the windshield, unaware that these techniques can seriously damage it or even break it instantly.

Citroën unveils the Elo, a fun six-seater electric prototype with lots of “treats”

Citroën introduces the Elo, a compact six-seater electric prototype that incorporates innovative solutions and technological features that anticipate the brand's future design and functionalities.

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

The V16 beacons approved by the DGT carry a code after "IDIADA" or "LCOE" that indicates the organization that certified their approval. These numbers identify the laboratory responsible for the technical approval, ensuring that they comply with regulations and are safe for use in road emergencies.

Lexus rescues the spirit of the iconic LFA with this electric prototype

Lexus presents the LFA Concept, an electric prototype that pays tribute to the iconic LFA. This new electric sports car promises to combine innovation and performance, with a scheduled launch in 2027.

Valdecarros will have 5,000 subsidized housing units built by the Community Social Housing Agency

The regional government has approved funds to cover urbanization costs, expropriation, and fees, promoting the construction of 5,000 subsidized housing units in Valdecarros by the Social Housing Agency.

Regional government, city councils, and island councils do not clarify who should oversee the coasts of the Canary Islands

The mayor of South Tenerife, Emilio Navarro, denounced that the regional government, city councils, and island councils in the Canary Islands evade responsibilities and do not clarify who should be in charge of coastal surveillance, creating uncertainty and a lack of coordination in their protection.

Two Minors Sentenced to Six Years of Detention for Killing a Social Educator in Badajoz

The two minors convicted of killing a social educator in Badajoz will serve six years of detention. A third minor, accomplice in murder and robbery with violence, must serve five years in a center and three years of supervised release.

The collision with a wild boar disrupts the FGC S2 line and activates African swine fever protocols

A wild boar that was hit has interrupted the circulation of the FGC S2 line, activating biosecurity protocols against African swine fever mandated by the Agents Rurals, which has altered the service's frequency.

The Generalitat rules out that the works at the CReSA laboratory caused the outbreak of swine fever in wild boars

The group of experts investigating the outbreak of swine fever in wild boars will present their report next week, concluding that the works near the CReSA laboratory did not cause the outbreak.

A neighbor from Urretxu harvests a giant carrot in his garden: "I never imagined seeing something like this"

A man from Urretxu, who worked his whole life as a boilermaker, grows vegetables as a hobby in his farmhouse. Recently, he harvested a giant carrot that surprised him, something he never would have imagined seeing.

The Former Nuns of Belorado Denounce Acts of Vandalism at the Monastery of Derio

Former nuns of Belorado denounce acts of vandalism at the monastery of Derio, suggesting that the liturgical arrangement may have facilitated rituals of a satanic nature.

Taxi driver arrested for running over a man in Santa Coloma de Gramenet after an argument

A taxi driver was arrested after running over a man in Santa Coloma de Gramenet following an argument. The victim was hospitalized due to the injuries sustained.

Pre-trial detention for the man arrested for beating his partner to death in Catarroja

The woman died at La Fe Hospital after spending three days in the ICU following multiple blows. The man was arrested and placed in pre-trial detention for his alleged responsibility in the death.

Montero calls Moreno a "dog in the manger" and he criticizes the "Government's attacks" on judges

In Brussels, during the presentation of Málaga as a potential headquarters for the European Customs Authority, Montero called Moreno a "dog in the manger," while he responded by criticizing the alleged attacks of the Government on judges. Both maintain an exchange of reproaches in a tense political context.

Three Family Members Rescued After Being Trapped in Their Car Due to Rain on the A-492

Three family members were trapped in their car due to the rain on the A-492 and were rescued in perfect condition.

The surprise of a young Spanish woman on her second day of work in Denmark

Rosa, a young Spanish woman, was surprised on her second day of work in Denmark when she received a half-hour break during a half-day shift, something she had never experienced before in Spain.

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

A young woman greeted in Spanish as she entered the subway in Germany, surprising those present. Far from being annoyed, several passengers responded and enthusiastically followed her, showing a positive and friendly reaction to her gesture.

Excess of Christmas Spirit: This Is the Eye-Catching Decoration of a Balcony in Alcorcón, with Neon Lights and Christmas Carols

A balcony in Alcorcón stands out for its exaggerated Christmas decoration, filled with neon lights, figures, and Christmas carols that fill the festive atmosphere, becoming a striking attraction for the neighbors.

The Molecular Secret of Aging Might Be in Dog Blood

Canine biology, close yet distinct, reveals vital processes similar to those in humans. Research suggests that dog blood could contain key molecular clues to understand and combat aging in humans.

How to Recognize Hypothermia in Dogs and Act in Time

Hypothermia in dogs can progress quickly, starting with shivering and potentially becoming fatal if the temperature drops to 31ºC. It is crucial to identify symptoms early to take action and protect their health.

Discover the Medieval Names Given to Dogs

The study of medieval names given to dogs reveals aspects of the relationship between humans and their pets in the Middle Ages, providing a better understanding of their historical bond.

Check your daily horoscope for Thursday, December 11

Check the horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es to learn about daily astrological predictions and advice.

The 10 municipalities in Huelva that do not publish their mayors' salaries

The mayors' salaries in the province of Huelva are public, but ten municipalities still do not disclose their mayors' salaries, maintaining opacity regarding this information.

Everything You Need to Know About the Big Free Hot Chocolate Event That Will Be Held in Valladolid on the 12th

Trapa returns to the Christmas market at El Corte Inglés in Valladolid, where a big free hot chocolate event will be held on the 12th, offering attendees a delicious Christmas experience.

These are the neighborhoods in Madrid that will have a new Metro stop next year

The Madrid Metro is progressing with its expansion works, and in 2026 several neighborhoods will have new stops, thus improving connectivity and making transportation easier for more citizens.

"I did it because I felt it," the wildcard of 'The Island of Temptations'

The reality show 'The Island of Temptations' exposes relationships in crisis, reflecting a problematic and dangerous view of love based on impulses and momentary emotions, questioning the maturity and depth of the connections shown.

A woman carries an ear on her foot for five months before having it reattached

A medical team performed a 10-hour surgery to suture blood vessels on the top of a woman's foot, where an ear had been placed for five months, allowing the appendage to properly recover before being reimplanted.

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

Madrid’s Barajas Airport reached a record of over 66 million passengers in 2024. The city offers numerous international connections, including new direct flights to appealing destinations such as Orlando and Hong Kong, making it easier to explore new places from the Spanish capital.

Abandoned Sites That Have an Air of Mystery and Are Worth Visiting

These abandoned sites possess an enigmatic appeal that makes them fascinating destinations to explore. Their atmosphere, filled with mystery, invites you to uncover their hidden stories and enjoy a unique and unforgettable experience.

From Hazard to Ronaldo: great football stars who had a disappointing ending

Many great footballers have experienced ups and downs in their careers. Although they achieved success, they ended their journeys with less recognition than expected. This gallery recalls stars who, after notable achievements, concluded their professional stage in a modest or disappointing way. Do you remember them?

The Best Cartoons by Álvaro Terán

All the cartoons published by Álvaro Terán in 20minutos, highlighting his sharpness and unique style in satirical illustration.

Investigation Reveals That the Louvre Thieves Escaped in Less Than a Minute: "The Cameras Recorded It Perfectly"

The investigation reveals that the thieves at the Louvre escaped in less than a minute, with the cameras capturing everything clearly. Noel Corbin stated that the police almost managed to prevent the robbery due to the speed of the events and constant surveillance.

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

The Louvre faces a disastrous year marked by a broad daylight theft, a flood caused by broken pipes, and a strike, leaving the museum in an almost ruinous state. It now awaits funding to modernize and transform into a 21st-century museum.

The flu skyrockets in Spain two weeks before Christmas: the most affected regions surpass the peak of the last three years

In the week from December 1 to 7, flu cases in Spain have increased significantly, with a 145% rise in Madrid and incidence tripling in Andalusia, surpassing the peaks recorded in the last three years.

The Pope, on the Blue Mosque: "I prefer to pray in a Catholic church in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament"

The Pope stated that he prefers to pray in a Catholic church before the Blessed Sacrament, but denied having never prayed in other places, suggesting that he might even be praying at that moment.

Don Omar will perform in Tenerife in his only confirmed European date for 2026

Don Omar will perform on July 16th at the Tenerife Cook Music Fest, marking his only confirmed European date for 2026. Tickets will go on sale this Friday.

At least 22 dead and 16 injured after the collapse of two buildings in Morocco

Two four-story buildings collapsed in the Mostaqbal neighborhood of Fez, Morocco, leaving at least 22 dead and 16 injured. Authorities are working on rescue and assistance for those affected.

Trump once again attacks immigration at a rally: "Why do we only accept people from shithole countries?"

The U.S. president repeated the controversial phrase about Haiti and African countries at a rally, an expression he had previously denied having said, criticizing the country's immigration policy.

The SAS will begin on January 12 to carry out all tests in one day for women with a high suspicion of breast cancer

The SAS will start on January 12 to perform all tests in a single day for women with a high suspicion of breast cancer. Hospitals will have until February 28 to adjust their schedules and comply with this new measure according to the order published by the Health Department.

One year in prison requested for a man accused of pushing two police officers who asked him to make less noise

Two police officers responded to a building on Antonio Puga Street following a complaint from a neighbor about noise. When they asked the accused to lower the volume, he pushed them. He now faces a request for one year in prison for these actions.

The Government, ERC, and Comuns establish a working group to advance free education

The Government, ERC, and Comuns have created a working group with a three-month deadline to develop a proposal aimed at advancing free education, with the goal of presenting a law to the Parliament.

The PP affirms that Génova will support Azcón in Aragón no matter what he decides: to agree on budgets or call elections for February

The Secretary General of PSOE Aragón, Pilar Alegría, maintains that an early election in Aragón would respond to "personal interest," while the PP assures that Génova will back Azcón, whether by negotiating budgets or calling elections in February.

A Peruvian presidential candidate will be chosen by flipping a coin

According to Peruvian electoral legislation, a presidential candidate can be chosen by flipping a coin.

Massiel and Rodrigo Cuevas join their voices in 'A Happy World,' a song full of positivity and feeling

Massiel and Rodrigo Cuevas have released the song "A Happy World" together, accompanied by a music video that has received thousands of views and positive reactions from their fans.

The Mayor of Algeciras Resigns from His Membership in the PP Following Harassment Complaints, but Remains in Office

Landaluce has resigned from his membership in the PP following harassment complaints, although he remains in his position as mayor. He reiterates his "absolute innocence" and expresses his determination to continue exercising his right to defense.

An Alzheimer’s NGO Will Raffle a Picasso Painting Among Those Who Buy €100 Tickets

The foundation acquired a Picasso painting valued at one million euros and aims to raise 12 million by selling €100 tickets to raffle the artwork, with the funds going towards the fight against Alzheimer’s.

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

The PSOE, together with its political partners, is promoting a law to protect and guarantee the linguistic immersion system in Catalonia, ensuring the predominant use of Catalan in schools. The initiative aims to strengthen existing legislation and prevent changes that could weaken this educational model.

Indonesia investigates a building fire in Jakarta that has left a total of 22 dead

The Indonesian Police are investigating the fire in a Jakarta building that caused 22 deaths, analyzing whether the incident is related to a possible battery explosion.

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 informed. It covers topics such as politics, economy, society, and culture, highlighting relevant events in Mexico and around the world to keep readers updated quickly and clearly.

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

The article offers practical advice to optimize your personal budget. It recommends planning expenses, prioritizing needs, avoiding impulsive purchases, and taking advantage of deals. Additionally, it suggests keeping detailed records to identify money leaks and thereby improve savings, achieving greater financial control and economic stability.

Cinemanía: The Series and Movies You Can’t Miss

The guide highlights the essential series and movies of the moment, recommending a variety of titles that cover different genres and platforms. This selection offers options for all tastes, from major productions to independent projects, ideal for movie and series lovers looking for new content to enjoy.

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

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

The Hidden Spanish 'True Detective' on Prime: Eight Episodes and from the Creator of 'The Ministry of Time'

Maggie Civantos and Salva Reina star in this eight-episode series on Prime, where they investigate the death of a young woman in the underworld of Málaga, becoming entangled in growing tension.

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

Drivers have been purchasing the mandatory V16 beacons since January, but questions remain about what happens after their activation, including whether it is possible to test them at home without alerting 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 in Spain, created in accordance with Article 47 of the Constitution to offer affordable rentals. It is designed to facilitate access to housing at regulated prices, with specific requirements for applicants. This initiative aims to address the housing crisis and promote the right to decent housing.

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

Several European cities transform into ideal destinations for older adults during Christmas, offering festive markets and a rich cultural experience. These places combine affordability and a special charm to enjoy the holiday season in a cozy and memorable atmosphere.

Ryanair Suspends Its Discount Program Due to Losses and Failure to Attract Customers

Ryanair launched the Primer program to attract 250,000 customers but only managed to attract 55,000, which resulted in losses and led to the suspension of the discount plan.

Djimon Hounsou, from being twice nominated for an Oscar to having financial problems: "I get paid very little"

Djimon Hounsou, an actor twice nominated for an Oscar for 'Gladiator' and 'Blood Diamond,' admits in an interview that although he has worked consistently since the early 2000s, he faces financial difficulties due to the low payments he receives in Hollywood.

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

To wash socks properly, it is essential to consider the type of fabric, colors, and washing machine program, thereby ensuring the complete removal of stains and preventing bacteria buildup.

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

The AVE between Valencia and Alicante will allow reaching Murcia in 90 minutes and offer faster connections to Elche and Alicante, significantly improving mobility in the region.

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

Google Maps now allows users to check the real-time location of intercity buses, providing precise information about the vehicle and not 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

An affordable transport card allows tourists to travel unlimited on metro, bus, and commuter trains for only 10 euros, making it easier to explore Madrid without buying individual tickets.

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, generating significant impact and frequent fines among the city's drivers.

Gold prices dip as markets digest Fed outlook; silver falls from record high

Gold prices declined as investors reacted to the Federal Reserve's outlook, indicating potential shifts in monetary policy. Meanwhile, silver prices retreated from their recent record highs, reflecting cautious market sentiment amid economic uncertainties and evolving Fed signals.

Over 30 sanctioned ships in Venezuela at risk after US tanker seizure

Following the US seizure of a tanker linked to Venezuela, over 30 ships under sanctions face increased risks. This move intensifies pressure on Venezuela's oil exports amid geopolitical tensions, potentially disrupting global oil markets and complicating diplomatic relations.

Oil prices rise on US seizure of Venezuelan tanker, falling crude stocks

Oil prices increased following the US seizure of a Venezuelan oil tanker suspected of violating sanctions. The move heightened geopolitical tensions, while falling US crude inventories supported the price rise. Market watchers remain alert to supply disruptions amid ongoing global energy uncertainties.

Oil tanker seized by US near Venezuela was falsely flying Guyana flag, government says

The US seized an oil tanker near Venezuela that was falsely flying Guyana’s flag, according to the Guyanese government. Authorities clarified the vessel was not registered in Guyana and condemned the misuse of their flag, emphasizing respect for their maritime sovereignty. The incident highlights ongoing tensions surrounding oil production and shipping in the region.

Mexico’s Senate approves tariff hikes on Chinese, other Asian imports

Mexico’s Senate has approved increased tariffs on certain imports from China and other Asian countries to protect domestic industries amid rising trade tensions. The measures target products like steel and electronics, aiming to discourage imports and boost local manufacturing. The decision aligns with Mexico’s broader economic strategy to reduce reliance on foreign goods and support national producers.

Oil extends gains after US seizure of tanker off Venezuela

Oil prices rose further following the US seizure of a tanker near Venezuela, heightening concerns about supply disruptions in the region. The move underscores ongoing geopolitical tensions affecting the oil market and contributing to price volatility. Investors remain cautious as the situation could impact global energy supplies amid already tight markets.

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Analysis - US farmers say Trump’s $12 billion aid package won’t cover losses

US farmers argue that President Trump’s $12 billion aid package will not fully compensate for losses caused by retaliatory tariffs. Many believe the aid falls short amid ongoing trade tensions with China, which have severely impacted agricultural exports. Farmers express concerns over future market uncertainties despite government support.

Trump administration allows six more states to restrict food stamp purchases

The Trump administration has permitted six additional states to limit food stamp recipients from buying certain items, such as hot prepared foods and sugary beverages. This policy aims to promote healthier eating habits among recipients by restricting the use of SNAP benefits on less nutritious options, expanding the previous allowances given to states under the administration.

Australian content creators feel sting of losing young fans to social media ban

Australian content creators report a decline in young fans following a social media ban affecting platforms popular among youth. The ban has disrupted content reach and engagement, impacting creators' ability to connect with younger audiences. Many express concerns over reduced visibility and revenue, urging for solutions to regain their audience and adapt to changing digital landscapes.

Jefferies downgrades Iberdrola, selects SSE and Engie as top utility picks

Jefferies has downgraded Iberdrola due to concerns about its growth and valuation. The firm now prefers SSE and Engie as leading utility choices, emphasizing their strong standings in renewable energy and favorable regulatory conditions. Jefferies views SSE and Engie as offering better upside potential and greater stability in the changing energy landscape.

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Taiwan stocks lower at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted down 0.43%

Taiwan stocks closed lower, with the Taiwan Weighted Index down 0.43%. Market pressures included concerns over global economic conditions and tech sector performance. Investors remained cautious amid mixed corporate earnings and ongoing geopolitical uncertainties affecting trade and investment sentiment.

SK Hynix considers US listing amid AI demand surge

SK Hynix is exploring a US stock market listing to capitalize on growing AI chip demand. The move aims to enhance global investor access and boost the company’s presence amid rising competition in the semiconductor industry driven by AI advancements.

Trump plans envision major U.S. investment in Russia, restoring oil flows to Europe, WSJ says

Reports reveal Trump’s proposed plans include significant U.S. investments in Russia and efforts to restart Russian oil exports to Europe. These initiatives aim to reshape energy dynamics but face criticism amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and sanctions related to Russia's actions in Ukraine.

Australia stocks higher at close of trade; S&P/ASX 200 up 0.15%

Australian shares rose modestly, with the S&P/ASX 200 index closing up 0.15%. Gains were supported by strength in materials and financial sectors, offsetting losses in healthcare. Investor sentiment was buoyed by positive global cues and steady commodity prices. Market participants remain cautious amid mixed economic data and ongoing geopolitical concerns.

CK Hutchison port deal slows amid disputes over buyer structure - Bloomberg

CK Hutchison's port sale faces delays due to disagreements over the buyer's ownership structure. The disputes have slowed progress, raising concerns about the timing and completion of the transaction. Both parties are engaged in negotiations to resolve the issues and move forward with the deal.

ZTE Corp shares slide on report of over $1 billion fine to US government

ZTE Corp shares dropped sharply following reports that the Chinese telecom giant may face a fine exceeding $1 billion by the US government. The potential penalty relates to violations of export controls and could impact the company’s business operations and financial standing. Investors reacted negatively amid concerns over regulatory scrutiny and the broader US-China trade tensions.

Softbank shares slide as AI doubts swirl after Oracle earnings

Softbank shares fell following Oracle's earnings report, which raised concerns about the short-term growth prospects of the AI sector. Oracle's cautious outlook sparked investor doubts about the pace of AI adoption and its impact on tech companies, leading to a sell-off in related stocks, including Softbank, which has significant investments in AI-driven firms.

Australia November jobs fall most in nine months, unemployment rate steady

Australia experienced its biggest decline in jobs in nine months in November, but the unemployment rate stayed unchanged. This indicates a cautious labor market where job losses did not substantially increase unemployment, reflecting underlying economic stability despite slower hiring.

Australia jobs unexpectedly fall in Nov; unemployment rate steady at 4.3%

In November, Australia experienced an unexpected drop in employment, with jobs decreasing despite strong economic conditions. However, the unemployment rate remained steady at 4.3%, indicating that the labor market is holding firm amid ongoing global uncertainties. This suggests cautiousness among employers and potential shifts in workforce dynamics as the economy adjusts.

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US can replicate revenues if Supreme Court rules against IEEPA tariffs, trade chief says

The US Trade Representative stated that if the Supreme Court overturns tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA), the government can recover lost revenues through alternative trade measures. The official emphasized the administration’s readiness to adapt strategies to maintain economic stability and protect domestic industries despite potential legal challenges to current tariff policies.

Federal Budget Deficit Narrows, Beats Market Forecast

The federal budget deficit decreased more than expected, outperforming market predictions due to higher tax revenues and controlled spending. This improvement reflects stronger economic conditions and fiscal discipline, easing concerns about national debt growth. However, analysts caution that long-term challenges remain as structural deficits persist.

Switzerland says lower US tariffs to be applied retroactively from November 14

Switzerland announced that reduced U.S. tariffs on Swiss products will be applied retroactively starting November 14. This move follows trade discussions aimed at resolving tariff disputes, providing relief to Swiss exporters affected by the previous higher rates. The adjustment reflects progress in bilateral trade relations and is expected to enhance Swiss product competitiveness in the U.S. market.

EIA crude oil inventories drop more than expected, bullish signs for crude prices

The EIA reported a larger-than-anticipated decline in crude oil inventories, signaling tightened supply. This unexpected drop has been interpreted as a bullish indicator for crude prices, potentially leading to price increases in the near term as markets respond to reduced stock levels.

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Italy industry output falls more than expected as economy struggles

Italy's industrial output declined more than anticipated, highlighting ongoing economic challenges. The drop signals persistent weakness in manufacturing and production sectors, reflecting broader struggles within the Italian economy. This downturn adds pressure on policymakers to address growth and stability concerns amid uncertain global conditions.

Ghana's economy grows 5.5% in third quarter

Ghana's economy expanded by 5.5% in the third quarter, driven by increased activity in agriculture, industry, and services. This growth reflects recovery from previous downturns, boosted by government initiatives and a stable macroeconomic environment. The agriculture sector led with strong outputs, while industrial growth was supported by manufacturing and mining, indicating overall positive momentum for Ghana's economy.

Bullish views rise on most Asia currencies, Indian rupee shorts spike

Investor optimism is growing for most Asian currencies, reflecting improved regional economic outlooks. However, short positions on the Indian rupee have surged, signaling skepticism about its near-term prospects amid domestic concerns. This divergence highlights varying market sentiments across Asia, with bullish bets increasing broadly except for caution noted specifically in India’s currency market.

Analysis - Fed signals pause on rate cuts as investors navigate data uncertainty and leadership change

The Federal Reserve indicated a pause on interest rate cuts amid uncertain economic data and a leadership transition. Investors face challenges due to mixed signals on growth and inflation, prompting caution in market strategies. The Fed's stance reflects a wait-and-see approach as officials assess evolving economic conditions before adjusting monetary policy further.

Bank of Japan reluctant to intervene on rising yields, sources say

The Bank of Japan is hesitant to step in as government bond yields rise, according to sources. Despite increased market volatility and growing concerns over inflation, the central bank remains cautious about intervening, signaling a shift in its long-held ultra-loose monetary policy stance. The move reflects challenges in balancing yield control while supporting economic recovery amid changing market conditions.

Morning Bid: Oracle brings reality check after Fed-inspired rally

Oracle's recent earnings report tempered the optimism from a Fed-driven market rally, highlighting ongoing challenges despite broader economic support. The tech giant's mixed results serve as a reminder of the market's underlying vulnerabilities amid fluctuating economic signals.

Bitcoin dips below $90,000 as AI worries dent risk appetite

Bitcoin fell below $90,000 amid growing concerns over the impact of artificial intelligence on market stability. Investors grew cautious, reducing appetite for high-risk assets like cryptocurrencies, leading to a dip in Bitcoin’s value. The sell-off reflects broader uncertainty as AI developments prompt reevaluation of risk across financial markets.

Oracle knocks stocks as Fed’s message drags on dollar

Oracle’s weak earnings report pressured stocks, as investors also grappled with a mixed Federal Reserve message that kept the dollar under pressure. The Fed signaled steady rates but hinted at cautious economic outlooks, contributing to market uncertainty and affecting investor sentiment.

BOJ to hike rates to 0.75% in Dec, 1.0% by next Sept, majority of economists say - Reuters poll

A Reuters poll shows most economists expect the Bank of Japan to raise interest rates to 0.75% in December and to 1.0% by next September. This marks a shift as the BOJ moves toward tighter monetary policy amid rising inflation and economic changes.

Hong Kong central bank cuts interest rate, tracking Fed move

Hong Kong's central bank has cut its base interest rate in response to the U.S. Federal Reserve's recent rate reduction. The move aims to maintain currency stability and support the local economy amid global financial uncertainties. This adjustment aligns Hong Kong's monetary policy with U.S. trends, reflecting its linked exchange rate system.

Japan plans tax breaks to spur capital spending, Nikkei reports

Japan is preparing tax incentives to encourage corporate capital investment, aiming to boost economic growth amid global uncertainties. The measures reportedly include accelerated depreciation and tax credits, intended to support businesses in upgrading equipment and technology. The government seeks to enhance productivity and competitiveness through these fiscal policies, as reported by Nikkei, reflecting efforts to stimulate domestic demand and innovation.

Fed may not give Trump his rate cuts, but has set out a positive view of the 2026 economy

The Federal Reserve signaled it may not implement the rate cuts favored by Trump but presented a generally optimistic outlook for the U.S. economy in 2026, indicating steady growth and controlled inflation. This balanced stance highlights the Fed's cautious approach amid economic uncertainties while maintaining confidence in long-term stability.

BTSE Unveils Stable Staking: A Major Initiative Offering Up to 500% APR

BTSE has launched Stable Staking, a new offering providing up to 500% APR for users staking stablecoins. This initiative aims to deliver attractive, low-risk returns leveraging BTSE’s platform benefits. It reflects BTSE’s commitment to innovative crypto financial products, catering to users seeking high yields with lower volatility. The program supports multiple stablecoins and reinforces BTSE’s position in the DeFi space.

BOLTS Launches Quantum-Resilience Pilot On Canton Network To Future-Proof $6T Real-World Assets

BOLTS has initiated a quantum-resilience pilot on the Canton network to safeguard $6 trillion in real-world assets against future quantum computing threats. This project aims to enhance security protocols, ensuring long-term protection and trust in digital asset management amid evolving technological risks.

Bitcoin price today: gains to $92k ahead of expected Fed rate cut

Bitcoin's price surged towards $92,000 as investors anticipate a Federal Reserve rate cut. The potential easing of monetary policy has boosted market optimism, driving demand for the leading cryptocurrency. Analysts suggest that the rate cut could enhance liquidity and risk appetite, supporting further price gains for Bitcoin in the near term.

Bybit Releases World Crypto Rankings 2025: Global Leaders and Institutional Hubs Redefine Crypto Adoption

Bybit's World Crypto Rankings 2025 highlights the top countries leading in crypto adoption and investment. The report identifies global leaders and key institutional hubs driving innovation and market growth. Trends indicate increased mainstream acceptance and regulatory advancements shaping the crypto landscape worldwide.

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BITmarkets Survey Finds Majority of Crypto Holders View Digital Assets as Store of Value

A BITmarkets survey reveals most cryptocurrency holders consider digital assets primarily as a store of value rather than for transactional use. The study highlights growing trust in crypto for preserving wealth amid economic uncertainties, with many respondents emphasizing long-term investment over daily spending. This trend underscores crypto's evolving role in personal finance and asset diversification strategies.

Capital.com and APCO report reveals MENA as major retail trading hub

A report by Capital.com and APCO highlights the MENA region as a significant hub for retail trading, driven by increased digital adoption and growing investor interest. The study emphasizes rising market participation, innovative trading platforms, and regional economic diversification as key factors bolstering MENA's retail trading landscape.

CARV Deep Dive: Cashie 2.0 Integrated x402, Turning Social Capital Into On-Chain Value

The article explores CARV's Cashie 2.0 integration with x402, presenting a new approach to converting social capital into on-chain value. This innovation aims to enhance user engagement by linking social interactions with blockchain assets, fostering a deeper connection between community building and digital economy participation. The integration promises streamlined value creation and improved transparency in social-driven blockchain activities.

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

GSX and Ubuntu Tribe have partnered to create a $5 billion gold trading route aimed at reducing high transfer fees between Africa and the EU. This initiative leverages gold as a value carrier to facilitate cheaper and faster cross-border payments, benefiting remittances and trade. It promises to enhance financial inclusion and economic ties by bypassing expensive traditional transfer channels.

U.S. banks allowed to act as intermediaries on crypto transactions

U.S. regulators have permitted banks to act as intermediaries in cryptocurrency transactions. This move aims to integrate traditional banking with digital assets, promoting broader crypto adoption while ensuring regulatory compliance and financial security within the banking sector.

Sampo repurchases over 260,000 shares in ongoing buyback program

Sampo has repurchased over 260,000 shares as part of its ongoing share buyback program. This move reflects the company's strategy to enhance shareholder value and optimize its capital structure. The repurchase aligns with Sampo's commitment to capital management and signals confidence in its financial position.

Zealand Pharma partners with OTR Therapeutics on metabolic disease drugs

Zealand Pharma has entered a collaboration with OTR Therapeutics to develop and commercialize treatments for metabolic diseases. The partnership aims to leverage Zealand's peptide expertise and OTR's innovative platforms to advance new drug candidates targeting diabetes and obesity, enhancing therapeutic options for patients. Financial terms and specific drug targets remain undisclosed.

BioVersys initiates phase 3 trial for BV100 antibiotic candidate

BioVersys has launched a phase 3 clinical trial for its antibiotic candidate BV100, targeting serious bacterial infections. This trial aims to evaluate the drug’s efficacy and safety compared to current treatments. The advancement marks a significant step toward addressing antibiotic resistance and expanding treatment options for resistant infections.

Zealand Pharma and OTR Therapeutics form metabolic disease partnership

Zealand Pharma and OTR Therapeutics have entered into a partnership to develop new treatments for metabolic diseases. The collaboration aims to combine Zealand's peptide expertise with OTR's therapeutic platforms to create innovative solutions for conditions like diabetes and obesity, potentially improving patient outcomes and expanding the companies' product pipelines.

Antin to acquire data center operator NorthC from DWS

Antin Infrastructure Partners plans to acquire NorthC, a data center operator, from asset manager DWS. The deal aims to capitalize on growing demand for data centers driven by digital transformation. NorthC operates multiple facilities across Europe, providing critical infrastructure for cloud and internet services. The acquisition aligns with Antin’s strategy to expand its presence in the technology infrastructure sector.

Perseus Mining terminates bid for Predictive after Robex match

Perseus Mining has ended its bid to acquire Predictive Discovery following a matching offer from Robex Resources. After Robex matched Perseus's bid, Perseus chose to terminate its offer, allowing Robex to proceed with its acquisition attempt for Predictive.

Stewart prices public offering of common stock at $68 per share

Stewart has priced its public offering of common stock at $68 per share. The offering aims to raise capital to support the company’s growth initiatives and strengthen its financial position. Details about the number of shares offered and the use of proceeds were not disclosed. The company plans to use the funds to enhance business operations and explore new opportunities.

Bimergen Energy to list on NYSE American under ticker BESS

Bimergen Energy announced plans to list on the NYSE American exchange under the ticker symbol BESS. This move aims to enhance the company’s visibility and access to capital, supporting its growth and development in the energy sector. The listing marks a significant step in Bimergen’s strategy to expand its market presence and investor base.

Quantum BioPharma closes non-brokered private placement for $750,000

Quantum BioPharma has successfully closed a non-brokered private placement, raising $750,000. The funds will support the company’s ongoing research and development efforts and help advance its pipeline of drug candidates. The placement reflects investor confidence in Quantum BioPharma’s innovative approach and growth potential in the pharmaceutical sector.

Cathie Wood's ARK sells Iridium stock, buys Nurix on Wednesday

Cathie Wood's ARK Invest sold its stake in Iridium Communications and purchased shares of Nurix Therapeutics on Wednesday. This move reflects ARK's strategy to realign its portfolio towards companies with growth potential in biotech and technology sectors. The transaction highlights ARK’s ongoing adjustment amid market shifts and emerging industry trends.