News Summary - 12/15/2025

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A 10-year-old, two rabbis and a Holocaust survivor - Who are the Bondi shooting victims?

Authorities confirm that the victims of the Bondi shooting include two rabbis, a Holocaust survivor, and a 10-year-old girl.

Hollywood director Rob Reiner and wife Michele found dead in LA home

Renowned director Rob Reiner, known for films like The Princess Bride, This Is Spinal Tap, and When Harry Met Sally, and his wife Michele were found dead in their Los Angeles home.

Pro-democracy Hong Kong tycoon Jimmy Lai found guilty of colluding with foreign forces

Jimmy Lai, a 78-year-old UK citizen and pro-democracy tycoon, was convicted for lobbying foreign governments to impose sanctions on Hong Kong and China.

Chile elects far-right José Antonio Kast as next president

José Antonio Kast, considered the most right-wing leader since dictator Augusto Pinochet, has been elected Chile's next president. His victory marks a significant shift in Chile's political landscape.

'Person of interest' detained over Brown University shooting to be released, officials say

Two people died and nine were injured in a shooting at Brown University in Rhode Island on Saturday. A person of interest was detained, but officials have announced they will be released. Investigations into the incident are ongoing.

'Never give up': Belarusian prisoners celebrate release after US lifts sanctions

Political prisoner Maria Kolesnikova, freed after over five years, describes her release as incredible happiness. Her freedom follows the US lifting sanctions on Belarus, prompting celebrations among former detainees.

Five arrested over plot to attack German Christmas market

Authorities arrested five suspects, including an imam, linked to a planned attack on a German Christmas market. Police claim the imam advocated for a vehicle attack, prompting the crackdown to prevent potential violence.

Israel targets senior Hamas official in deadly Gaza strike

Israel conducted a strike in Gaza killing Raed Saad, a senior commander in Hamas' Qassam Brigades, according to the Israeli military.

John Cena takes his final bow, after last ever WWE fight

John Cena ended his 24-year wrestling career, concluding his journey as one of WWE's most iconic and celebrated stars.

Three Americans killed by IS gunman in Syria, US military says

Two US soldiers and a civilian interpreter were killed in an attack carried out by an IS gunman in Syria, the US Central Command confirmed.

Angry fans throw chairs and bottles at Messi event in India

Lionel Messi, currently touring India with stops in Kolkata, Hyderabad, Mumbai, and Delhi, faced unrest as angry fans threw chairs and bottles at one of his events, disrupting the proceedings.

One million households without power in Ukraine after Russia attacks energy grid

Overnight attacks on Ukraine's energy grid have left one million households without power. These assaults coincide with upcoming talks between US envoy Steve Witkoff and Ukraine's president, aiming to address the ongoing conflict and energy security.

Cambodia shuts border crossings with Thailand as fighting continues

Cambodia has closed its border crossings with Thailand amid ongoing fighting, despite US President Donald Trump's assertion that both sides agreed to a ceasefire.

New photos from Epstein estate show Trump, Andrew and Bill Clinton

The House Oversight Committee obtained a collection of photos from Jeffrey Epstein's estate, including new images featuring Donald Trump, Prince Andrew, and Bill Clinton. These photos do not suggest any wrongdoing.

From booze to black belts: Virginia's drunk raccoon suspected in karate shop break-in

The "trashed panda," a raccoon known for its drunken antics, is now suspected of breaking into a karate shop in Virginia. It is also believed to have burglarized snacks from the Department of Motor Vehicles, highlighting its unusual and mischievous behavior.

Street art festival sees Lagos turned into 'open-air gallery'

Lagos, Nigeria's largest city known for its vibrant arts and nightlife, is embracing street art through a new festival that transforms the city into an open-air gallery, highlighting this often overlooked creative form.

Ukraine's health supplies hit in series of Russian strikes on medical warehouses

Several warehouses that supply most of Ukraine's pharmacies have been destroyed due to Russian strikes over recent months, severely impacting the country's health supply chain.

Turkish car ferry damaged in strike at Ukrainian port

Ukraine's president accused Russia of attacking a Turkish car ferry at a Ukrainian port. In response, Turkey urged a halt to strikes on shipping and port facilities to protect maritime activities.

Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi arrested in Iran, supporters say

Nobel Peace Prize winner and women's rights activist Narges Mohammadi was reportedly arrested by Iranian security forces while attending a memorial, according to her supporters.

The difficult question of what it would take to stop Putin fighting in Ukraine

Amid ongoing peace talks in Berlin, uncertainty remains over what might persuade Putin to halt Russia's aggression in Ukraine. Analysts debate if shifts in European policies or increased diplomatic pressure could influence his stance, but no clear solution has emerged to end the conflict.

What we know so far about the Brown University shooting

The identities of those killed or injured in the Brown University shooting have not been disclosed. The university confirmed that all victims were students.

'A nightmare' - The battle over Warner Bros is turning Hollywood upside down

Interviews with actors, producers, and crews expose Hollywood's struggle amid the Warner Bros battle, facing tough decisions in a challenging industry landscape.

He was an Uber driver in the US. Now he's scared of jihadists after deportation to Somalia

A Somali man deported from the US, where he worked as an Uber driver, now fears for his safety in Mogadishu due to the threat of jihadists. His story highlights the anxieties faced by some migrants forced to return amid Somalia’s ongoing instability.

Trump's 'historic' peace deal for DR Congo shattered after rebels seize key city

Despite being called "historic" by President Trump, the Washington Accord has failed to stop the conflict in DR Congo, as rebels recently captured a key city, highlighting ongoing instability and challenges to peace efforts.

The making of a WWE legend: John Cena faces his final fight

John Cena, famous for the "You Can't See Me" catchphrase, is set to retire on Saturday night, closing a remarkable career in WWE that made him a legendary figure in wrestling.

An Eyebrow Tip and McDonald's Footage: Takeaways from Luigi Mangione's Evidence Hearing

Prosecutors presented extensive evidence at Luigi Mangione's hearing, including dozens of body camera videos and witness testimonies from the day of his arrest, shedding light on the events leading up to and during the incident.

As Trump targets Venezuela, its allies Russia and China show little signs of support

Experts indicate that Russia and China have significantly reduced their support for Venezuela, offering little to no military or financial assistance amid increasing pressure from the Trump administration.

A new Bollywood film is dividing opinions in India and Pakistan

Dhurandhar, an espionage thriller set in Pakistan, has sparked heated debate regarding its political themes, dividing audiences in India and Pakistan over its portrayal and messaging.

Eyewitness captures moment man tackles and disarms Bondi shooter

A shooting at Bondi Beach targeting the Jewish community resulted in 11 deaths, plus the gunman. New South Wales Police confirmed the casualties. An eyewitness recorded the moment a man tackled and disarmed the shooter, helping to end the attack.

BBC captures celebrations as Belarus frees political prisoners

BBC correspondent Sarah Rainsford reports from Lithuania, documenting celebrations as Belarus releases political prisoners, some of whom were brought to Lithuania following their release.

Watch: Furious fans invade pitch at Messi event in India

Thousands of fans, who paid up to 12,000 rupees to see Lionel Messi, invaded the pitch during his event in India, showing intense excitement and causing disruption.

Watch: A Niagara Falls wreck and the rescue that saved two Americans

The 1918 barge wreck near Niagara Falls, known for a dramatic rescue of two Americans, has shifted closer to the falls due to recent movements, moving it further from its original resting place.

Six injured as house explodes in California

A natural gas leak caused a house explosion in California, injuring six individuals and damaging multiple nearby properties. Emergency responders are investigating the incident.

Venezuelan Nobel winner tells BBC people risked their lives for her to come to Oslo

The Venezuelan opposition leader revealed she escaped Venezuela after months in hiding, with people risking their lives to ensure her safe journey to Oslo.

The PP would gain more than all the left in Extremadura but would still need Vox to govern

The PP would obtain more votes than the total of all left-wing parties in Extremadura, according to recent polls. However, it would still depend on Vox’s support to reach the necessary majority and form a government in the region.

More than half of Extremadurans are in favor of extending the useful life of the Almaraz nuclear power plant

More than 50% of Extremadurans support extending the useful life of the Almaraz nuclear power plant. Additionally, 40% back the opening of lithium mines in Extremadura, a region rich in minerals key to Europe, while 33.5% oppose this measure.

The lack of opportunities for young people and railway connections, main problems for the people of Extremadura

According to a DYM survey for 20minutos, the people of Extremadura consider that the lack of opportunities for young people, poor railway connections, unemployment, and the absence of businesses are the main problems that the political class should address.

PSOE Voters Rate the Unidas por Extremadura Candidate Higher than Gallardo

The president and candidate of the PP, María Guardiola, is the best-rated leader by the people of Extremadura, nearly reaching a passing grade, while PSOE voters rate the Unidas por Extremadura candidate higher than Gallardo.

Sánchez takes stock of 2025 today, surrounded by cases of corruption and harassment but determined to hold on without changes

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The PP Accuses the Government of "Hiding" in the Next Senate Control Session Due to Sánchez and Thirteen Ministers' "Runaway"

The PP criticizes the Government for avoiding the upcoming control session in the Senate, specifically pointing to María Jesús Montero, whom they accuse of lying and mocking the Spanish people. They denounce that Montero has only attended one of the ten control sessions held since September.

The Minimum Wage Faces an Unprecedented Legal and Numerical Battle

Yolanda Díaz plans to veto compensation and absorption, which is creating a legal conflict with the employers' association. Negotiations on the minimum wage will begin next week with four different salary proposals, anticipating a complex and contentious debate.

Joan Pradells, Professional Bodybuilder: "I Suffered an Epileptic Seizure in China and at the Hospital I Appreciated Spain's Healthcare System"

Joan Pradells, a professional bodybuilder, experienced an epileptic seizure while in China. During his hospital stay, he gained a deep appreciation for the Spanish healthcare system. He also shared how his lifestyle has changed, now enjoying meals with family instead of eating from containers even on holidays.

Film director Rob Reiner and his wife murdered in their Los Angeles home

Film director Rob Reiner and his wife were stabbed to death in their Los Angeles home, according to police sources.

Breaking News of the Murder of Rob Reiner, Live | Police Question His Son

The police confirmed that the victims were stabbed to death. They are currently questioning Rob Reiner's son in connection with the case.

Rob Reiner, director of classics such as 'The Princess Bride,' 'When Harry Met Sally,' and 'A Few Good Men'

Rob Reiner, born on March 6, 1947, in the Bronx, New York, is a renowned film director. He has been married to Michele Singer since 1989 and is known for directing classics such as 'The Princess Bride,' 'When Harry Met Sally,' and 'A Few Good Men.'

The holidays and the "call effect" trigger a surge in sexist murders committed "with greater rage"

So far this year, 45 women have been murdered by their partners or ex-partners, including four in December. Miguel Lorente, former Government Delegate against Gender Violence, notes an increase of more than 50% in knife attacks in recent years, reflecting more intense sexist violence.

Questions and Answers about the Flu Epidemic: Infections Despite the Vaccine, Greater Aggressiveness, and Expected Peak

José María Molero, spokesperson for the Infectious Diseases Group of semFYC, explains that the current flu epidemic is driven by a new, more contagious variant, although so far it has not caused an increase in severe cases. He clarifies doubts about infections despite vaccination and points out the expected peak of the epidemic.

Red Alert in Almería and Valencia, which suspend classes and experience adverse hours

Storm Emilia causes a red alert in Almería and Valencia, where classes are suspended and adverse conditions are recorded. Authorities maintain vigilance in the face of the storm's impact.

Storm Emilia will bring rain to much of Spain this Monday, with heavier showers in the Levante and southeast

Storm Emilia will cause rain across much of Spain this Monday, especially intense in the Levante and southeast. In Castellón, accumulations of 80-100 liters per square meter are expected within 12 hours.

The secret Russian radio station that has broadcast 15 mysterious messages and puts the West on alert

The Russian radio station UVB-76 transmits a monotonous buzz with 25 pulses per minute for more than 23 hours a day. Occasionally, it broadcasts cryptic coded messages, generating speculation and concern in the West about its purpose and origin.

Real Madrid survives Alavés: Mbappé and Rodrygo give Xabi Alonso some breathing room

Real Madrid won against Alavés at Mendizorroza with goals from Mbappé and Rodrygo, giving coach Xabi Alonso some breathing room on the bench.

Right-winger Kast wins the presidential election in Chile: "The hope of living without fear has won"

Right-wing candidate Kast won the presidential election in Chile, promising security and hope. President Boric will receive him at La Moneda this Monday, although Kast will officially take office in March.

Madrid completes four years without high pollution episodes and without the need to activate traffic restrictions

Madrid has not recorded any high pollution episodes since 2021. None of the 24 measurement stations have exceeded the nitrogen dioxide limits established by regulations, thus avoiding the need to impose traffic restrictions.

A man is sentenced to three years in prison for stealing 1.48 euros from a gas station in Huelva

A man was sentenced to three years in prison for stealing 1.48 euros from a gas station in Huelva. Additionally, his ordinary suspension of the execution of the sentence was denied, so he must serve the prison term.

They Discover the First Evidence That Humans Made Fire More Than 400,000 Years Ago

A team of archaeologists found rock fragments that were used to create sparks, confirming that humans controlled fire more than 400,000 years ago.

Alexia Rivas updates the status of her alopecia areata and shows her head after the initial infiltrations of her treatment

Alexia Rivas has shared a photo of the bald spot that suddenly appeared on her head due to alopecia areata. Additionally, she has shared details about the start of her treatment with infiltrations to stop hair loss.

A shooting at Bondi Beach during a Jewish party in Sydney leaves 15 dead and dozens injured: the attackers, father and son, are shot dead

The Australian Prime Minister confirmed that the shooting at Bondi Beach during a Jewish Hanukkah celebration was a terrorist attack targeting Australian Jews, resulting in 15 dead and dozens injured. The attackers, a father and his son, were shot dead by the police.

Videos from the Hell Experienced During the Bondi Beach Shooting: Victims, the Arrest of the Attackers, and Bathers Fleeing Amid Gunfire

A shooting at Bondi Beach, Sydney, Australia, left multiple dead and dozens injured. Videos show the chaos, with victims, the arrest of the attackers, and bathers fleeing amid gunfire.

Ahmed al Ahmed, the fruit vendor hero of the Bondi Beach shooting in Sydney: he confronts a shooter and grabs his weapon while being shot at

Ahmed al Ahmed, 43 years old and owner of a fruit business, became a hero by disarming an attacker during the Bondi Beach shooting in Sydney, risking his life while being shot at.

A survivor of the Hamas attacks on October 7 who emigrated to Australia, injured in the Bondi Beach attack

A man who fled the Hamas attacks on October 7 and emigrated to Sydney two weeks ago was injured in the Bondi Beach attack while celebrating Hanukkah. He did not want to reveal his identity.

Spectacular tribute to Robe Iniesta in his hometown of Plasencia: thousands of fans, a special 'Jesucristo García,' and 12 hours of farewell

Robe Iniesta, who passed away at the age of 63, received an emotional tribute at the Plasencia Conference Center. Thousands of fans gathered to celebrate his legacy, featuring a special version of 'Jesucristo García' and a 12-hour event in honor of the musician.

Rupa Parmar, doctor: "If you have this type of cough, it's COVID and not the flu or a cold"

Flu infections have increased significantly, and the peak is expected to occur during the Christmas season, highlighting the importance of distinguishing between cough caused by COVID and other respiratory illnesses.

A girl dies and her mother and grandmother are injured after being hit by a car that mounted the sidewalk

A driver lost control of the vehicle, possibly due to distraction or illness, and hit a girl, her mother, and her grandmother. The girl died, while her mother and grandmother were injured.

A JetBlue plane avoids collision with a US military aircraft near Venezuela

The pilot of JetBlue flight 1112, bound for JFK, reported that a US military tanker aircraft crossed into their flight path near Venezuela, narrowly avoiding a collision.

Juegaterapia: Video Games That Aid in the Recovery from Childhood Cancer

The Juegaterapia Foundation uses video games to support the physical and emotional rehabilitation of children undergoing cancer treatment, improving their recovery and quality of life during and after cancer.

The Santander Solidarity Network that Demonstrates the Strength Arising from the Union of Social Entities

Banco Santander has supported more than 100 social organizations, promoting their growth, innovation, and sustainability, offering not only financial support but also guidance and expertise.

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

Chris Martin joked about the incident on the 'kisscam' where Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot were caught cheating on their partners, suggesting to make the best of difficult situations with humor.

Fernando Alonso reappears in a spectacular classic Ferrari with a hidden message in the license plate: "3314"

Fernando Alonso was seen driving a Ferrari 512TR in Monaco, whose license plate number "3314" refers to his long-awaited 33rd victory in Formula 1.

Energy Savings Certificate: the money you can earn by purchasing a washing machine, refrigerator, or electric car

The Energy Savings Certificate certifies that by applying energy efficiency measures, a reduction in final energy consumption has been achieved, generating economic savings for those who purchase products such as washing machines, refrigerators, or electric cars.

Jennifer Lopez shows an unusual photo of her sisters at her mother's birthday party

Guadalupe Rodríguez, Jennifer Lopez's mother, celebrated her 80th birthday with a lavish party at the Bellagio hotel in Las Vegas, where the singer shared an uncommon photo of her sisters.

Do You Want to Rent an Affordable Home in Casa 47? This Is the Salary You Must Have

The main requirement to access affordable rent in Casa 47, managed by the state entity succeeding SEPES, is meeting a specific income criterion.

Neither buried nor cremated: aquamation arrives as a new funeral method that uses water and is more environmentally friendly

Aquamation, a funeral method that uses water and is more eco-friendly, is practiced in several countries such as the USA, Mexico, Canada, and the United Kingdom. It has been regulated in the Netherlands since 2020 and is now beginning to be implemented in Belgium.

Gastronomy of the Valencian Community: tradition, flavor, and the finest of the Mediterranean

The Valencian Community stands out for its nationally and internationally recognized gastronomy, characterized by tradition, authentic flavor, and the richness of Mediterranean products, offering dishes that reflect its culture and culinary heritage.

Ibex 35 Banks Refuse to Correct and Defy Forecasts for 2026

Despite doubts about the economic cycle, the Ibex 35 banks maintain their strength and resilience, defying negative forecasts for 2026. This paradoxical behavior is strongly reaffirmed at the close of 2025.

"Wild, Fascist, Vengeful, and Grand": The Cult Film That Fascinated Tarantino

Written by Paul Schrader a year after 'Taxi Driver,' this revenge film deeply impacted Quentin Tarantino, establishing itself as a cult classic due to its wild and vengeful nature.

Elsa Pataky: "My biological age is 30 right now, but I always want to improve"

Elsa Pataky introduces "Forever," a supplement for women. In the interview, she shares her routines, how she balances family life, and reflects on the evolution and changes in women.

Roberto Antón, psychologist, explains why teenagers stop trusting their parents

Roberto Antón highlights that trust between parents and teenagers is built day by day through active listening and respect. A lack of communication arises when young people feel judged or misunderstood, affecting their openness. It is key to create a safe environment and avoid criticism to maintain a bond of trust during adolescence.

The Easiest Trick to Protect Passwords, According to a Hacker

A cybersecurity expert reveals a simple and effective method to protect passwords: adding a quick and strategic Spanish accent mark (tilde). This action minimizes risks and strengthens digital security in a practical way.

The town of Madeira that Churchill painted, impressed by its beautiful bay

This picturesque fishing port, located eight kilometers from Funchal, is known for its colorful boats and owes its name to the sea lions that used to approach its bay, a place that also impressed the painter Churchill for its beauty.

Lydia del Olmo, head chef of Ceibe: "There are more and more women in haute cuisine"

Lydia del Olmo, head chef of Ceibe in Ourense, reflects on the growing prominence of women in haute cuisine and highlights the positive evolution of the sector in recent years.

Aragonese Factories Behind the V16 Connected Beacons 100% 'Made in Spain'

Kepar Electrónica and Mirovi, manufacturers from Zaragoza, are the main producers of V16 Connected beacons in Spain, standing out for their fully national production.

Antonio Basanta, collector of 4,000 Christmas nativity scenes: "We went from storing them in the basement to keeping them in an industrial warehouse"

Antonio Basanta, a collector from Madrid with 4,000 handmade nativity scenes from around the world, is exhibiting three of his nativity sets this Christmas in Arganzuela, Retiro, and Hortaleza. His collection has grown so much that he went from storing them in a basement to an industrial warehouse.

The story of Carl Newton Mahan, the youngest killer in history: he was 6 years old when he killed another child

Carl Newton Mahan, 6 years old, killed another child in Kentucky in 1929 after a fight over a piece of metal, becoming the youngest recorded killer in history.

Who's who in the 'Me Too' shaking the PSOE: sexual harassment allegations and an unending stream of resignations

The dismissal of Moncloa's former advisor Paco Salazar for sexual harassment has triggered multiple complaints and resignations within the PSOE, highlighting a growing problem of inappropriate conduct among its leaders.

More Reports, Same Murders: The Psychosocial Theory Explaining Gender Violence

Gender violence persists because society needs between 60 and 90 years to change deep values and beliefs. Although the number of reports increases, murders do not decrease, revealing a gap between reporting and real cultural change.

The New Kia Sportage Arrives More Updated and Renewed Than Ever

The new Kia Sportage, with over 7 million units sold, arrives renewed with significant improvements to maintain its leadership in the compact SUV market.

Puente returns from China without an agreement to purchase trains before visiting Hitachi's plant in Florence

Puente visited the China Railway Construction Corporation and its train certification center in Beijing. He highlighted the commitment of Chinese airlines to expand operations in Spain, strengthening connections with Latin America, but did not reach an agreement to purchase trains before his visit to Hitachi's plant in Florence.

The document that can help you avoid a fine for your V16 beacon and you should always carry it in your car

Starting in 2026, driving without a V16 beacon or with a non-approved device will be fined 80 euros. Carrying a specific document in the car can help you avoid this fine.

The 'house hacking' method that guarantees you drastically reduce your mortgage payment

The 'house hacking' method allows you to significantly reduce your mortgage payment by lowering housing expenses and generating additional income, thereby enabling faster savings.

Cheese and Crispy Bacon Spread, an Affordable Appetizer to Make Your Christmas Table a Success

This spread combines caramelized onion, cheddar, and chives with crispy bacon, offering an economical and tasty appetizer perfect for impressing at the Christmas table.

Shares the prices of eggs and olive oil in 2007 and it goes viral: "Some say we live better now"

A post showing that in 2007 a dozen eggs cost 0.89 euros and a liter of olive oil 2.79 euros went viral, sparking a debate about whether the quality of life is better now compared to those prices.

Do You Have Half an Hour? Here's How to Prepare This Delicious Oven-Baked Pork Tenderloin

With just a few ingredients, this quick oven-baked pork tenderloin recipe is perfect for enjoying at Christmas, offering a delicious and easy-to-make dish in just half an hour.

If You’re Going to Buy a Mobile Phone at Christmas, This Interests You: Six Features to Keep in Mind

When buying a mobile phone at Christmas, it is crucial to pay attention to key aspects such as the battery, processor, screen, and cameras to ensure good performance and user experience.

Netflix Has Secret Codes to Watch All Christmas Movies: What They Are and How to Use Them

Netflix offers secret codes that allow direct access to specific lists of Christmas movies, making it easier to find and enjoy themed titles for every taste during the season.

Christmas at the Port in Barcelona: dates, schedules, attractions, activities, and news

Christmas at the Port in Barcelona celebrates its seventh edition, establishing itself as one of the main Christmas events in the city. It offers a variety of attractions and activities for the whole family, becoming a highlight in the Catalan capital during the festive season.

The small village on the banks of the Arnoia River that triumphs for its charm at Christmas: sustainable and artisanal

This village in Ourense stands out at Christmas for its sustainable and artisanal charm, becoming an ideal destination for those seeking a unique getaway during the festive season.

They Discover a Super-Earth with Atmosphere and Magma Ocean Thanks to the James Webb Telescope

An exoplanet orbiting every 11 hours has been detected with a possible atmosphere and magma ocean, a surprising find achieved thanks to the James Webb telescope.

The Zodiac Signs and the 2025 Christmas Lottery: The Luckiest Horoscopes

The article reveals which zodiac signs will be the luckiest in the 2025 Christmas Lottery, based on astrological predictions. Certain signs with greater luck and opportunities are highlighted, encouraging readers to consider their horoscope before participating in the draw.

Zoe Weissman, survivor of the shooting at Brown University who had already escaped another one in high school

Zoe Weissman, 20 years old, survived the shooting at Brown University and had previously escaped the attack at Parkland High School in Florida, where 17 people were killed.

A total of 60 Bonoloto winners win €2,800 and the jackpot rises to €500,000

The Bonoloto draw on December 14, 2025, had no first or second category winners. Therefore, for the next draw on December 15, the accumulated jackpot will be €500,000.

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

The presence of foreign workers in freight transport grew by 32.9% in one year, making it the sector with the highest increase. Currently, nearly 18% of drivers are foreigners, reflecting Spaniards' lack of interest in working as truck drivers.

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

In Spain, the number of LAT couples who choose to maintain stable relationships without living together is growing, seeking to preserve their independence, balance their individual lives, and avoid conflicts or frustrations caused by previous cohabitation experiences.

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

José Antonio chose to live in a van after facing high real estate prices and bad experiences sharing an apartment, reflecting the harsh reality that young people face in the housing crisis.

Sánchez contradicts Tezanos

The PSOE faces serious scandals that call into question the integrity of its internal structure, creating a significant crisis within the party.

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And on the third day… he spoke

The Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, spoke on Saturday about the sexual harassment allegations filed within the PSOE, addressing the situation after several days of silence.

Senior Talent: An Opportunity for Spain

For the first time in Spain, workers over 55 years old outnumber young people in the labor market, marking a significant structural change that opens new opportunities for senior talent in the country.

Russia rejects Zelenski’s peace proposal and pushes the end of the war further away: "Ukraine will never recover Crimea nor be in NATO"

Russia rejects Zelenski’s proposal to keep open the possibility of Ukraine joining NATO, considering its membership unacceptable. This stance pushes the end of the conflict further away, while the White House also opposes Ukraine having a direct path to enter the Atlantic Alliance.

The Córdoba Restaurant That Has Won the Best Burger in Europe 2025 Award

The restaurant 'Diamante Azul' from Córdoba has won the Best Burger in Europe 2025 award, surpassing Godeo, also from Córdoba, and the Gottan Grill restaurant from Málaga.

A New Species of Toad Discovered in Brazil: It Measures One Centimeter, Is Pumpkin-Colored, and Is Named After Lula da Silva

The new Brazilian toad species, only one centimeter in size and pumpkin-colored, was named in honor of Lula da Silva. Although newly discovered, it is already critically endangered due to the scarcity of specimens.

Outrage Among WWE Fans Over John Cena's Retirement: Flood of Insults and Boos Directed at Triple H

John Cena retired from WWE after losing to Gunther on 'Saturday Night's Main Event,' causing anger among many fans. The audience expressed their displeasure with insults and boos aimed at Triple H, who is seen as responsible for the situation.

Schwarzenegger starred in this movie that drove Kubrick crazy and James Cameron paid the price: "I didn’t expect it"

James Cameron was surprised to discover that Stanley Kubrick, whom he admired, also wanted to meet him.

Iker Jiménez on his DJ debut in Málaga: "I surprised myself, I didn't make any mistakes"

Iker Jiménez, host of 'Cuarto Milenio', made his DJ debut at Talent Land Spain in Málaga, where he mixed sounds and live voices using white noise from 70s synthesizers. He surprised himself and stated that he did not make any mistakes during his performance.

Maggie finally speaks in 'The Simpsons' and a famous Hollywood actress gives her voice

In the episode titled 'Parahormonal Activity', which airs this Sunday in the United States, Maggie Simpson finally utters words and her voice is performed by a well-known Hollywood actress.

The Mayor of Alcanar, after Five Floods in Seven Years: "It Is Not a Matter of Chance, We Are the Epicenter of Climate Change"

The mayor of Alcanar, Joan Roig, shares on Salvados the emotional impact and the challenges of protecting the community after experiencing five floods in seven years, pointing out that these disasters reflect climate change.

Charlie McGettigan, 1994 Eurovision winner, returns his trophy in protest against Israel's participation

Charlie McGettigan, 1994 Eurovision winner, returned his trophy in protest against Israel's participation in the contest. He joins Nemo, the 2024 winner, in this act of rejection.

María Patiño responds to Kiko Matamoros after he announces he is leaving 'No somos nadie'

Kiko Matamoros announced that he is leaving the program 'No somos nadie' following a heated confrontation with the host María Patiño. She has responded to his decision while Kiko prepares for new professional projects.

The Sounds We Only Hear at Night

The article highlights how the nighttime silence, along with the natural sounds that accompany it, is disappearing due to constant urban noise. This loss affects the quality of life and the connection with nature, emphasizing the importance of preserving these moments of sonic tranquility.

Nacho Cano harshly attacks the Government: "Pedro Sanchez doesn't deserve to see one of my shows"

Nacho Cano harshly criticized the Government, calling its members "criminals" and "shameless." Furthermore, he stated that Pedro Sánchez does not deserve to attend any of his performances, expressing his discontent with the Executive's management.

Sofía, on 'First Dates': "Wherever I go, there's always a man ruining everything"

Sofía shared on 'First Dates' that she experiences street harassment daily, including stares, catcalls, and car horn honks, lamenting the constant presence of men who disrupt her life.

First Words of Malena and Ernesto Alterio at Their Father Héctor Alterio's Funeral: "He Left in a Beautiful Way"

Malena and Ernesto Alterio said their goodbyes to their father, Héctor Alterio, at the M-30 funeral home in Madrid. In their first words, they expressed that their father "left in a beautiful way" while speaking to the press during the funeral.

Kim Cattrall's Lesson at 69: It's Never Too Late to Get Married If the Love Is Strong

After ten years with Russell Thomas, Kim Cattrall shows that marriage should be celebrated as an achievement of love, not just as a beginning. At 69 years old, she proves that it's never too late to get married if the relationship is solid and happy.

Concern Among Fans for the Health of La Toya, Michael Jackson’s Older Sister, Following Her Latest Instagram Post

La Toya Jackson caused concern among her followers after sharing on Instagram that she has been visiting a doctor for an undisclosed illness. Fans commented that she looks fragile and expressed their support for her health condition.

The porn actress Bonnie Blue, known for her controversial group sex challenges, will be deported from Bali after being fined

Bonnie Blue, a porn actress famous for her sexual challenges with crowds, will face deportation from Bali after receiving a fine in response to her controversial acts on the island.

Norma Duval Endures the Pain of Her Family Losses at Christmas: "These Are Very Special Dates"

Norma Duval expresses the sadness she feels at Christmas when remembering her deceased loved ones. The artist highlights that these dates are very special and evoke memories of her childhood with her father, mother, and siblings.

The Swedish Royal Family Rallies Around Princess Sofia Over Her Relationship with Jeffrey Epstein

Leaked emails reveal that Princess Sofia, wife of Carlos Felipe of Sweden, met the magnate Jeffrey Epstein when she was 20 years old. The royal family has shown support for her amid the controversy generated.

Paul McCartney against the European Union: the war of vegetarian burgers

Paul McCartney opposes a new European Union initiative that could affect the vegetarian burger company founded by his late wife, Linda. He seeks to prevent this regulation from coming into effect to protect the business and his wife’s vision.

Alba Flores's Emotional Speech After Winning the Forqué for 'Flores para Antonio': "Thank You, Dad"

Alba Flores thanked her family and the team behind the documentary that revives the memory of her father, musician Antonio Flores, telling his story from the perspective of his daughter.

This is Fred Savage Today, the Child Prodigy of the 80s: Watch Expert and Involved in Harassment Cases

Fred Savage, known for his success in the 80s, became an expert and collector of luxury watches since the late 90s. He currently runs a label specializing in the authentication of collectible pieces, while also having been involved in harassment cases.

Zootropolis 2 unleashes madness in China and pets also crowd the cinemas

Zootropolis 2 is breaking box office records in China, with theaters allowing dogs to enter during screenings. This phenomenon has generated great excitement on social media, but it has also sparked debates about animal welfare in cinemas.

Production of V16 Beacons Soars Due to High Demand

The mandatory requirement of V16 Beacons starting January 1 has caused their demand to skyrocket. In Zaragoza, the assembly plant produces 18,000 units daily, with employees working double shifts to keep up with the pace. These devices stand out for their high visibility and undergo strict quality controls. The company is considering expanding its workforce and facilities due to the high volume of orders, making the V16 Beacon a popular Christmas gift.

This is the aquatic Nativity scene with sharks at the Madrid Zoo

The Madrid Zoo installed its traditional aquatic Nativity scene featuring sharks, rays, and turtles, with the help of aquarists and the Special Underwater Activities Group of the Civil Guard. Additionally, this activity preceded the inauguration of the photographic exhibition of the Civil Guard Solidarity Calendar 2026, whose proceeds will be donated to the Autism Spain Confederation.

Outrage Over the Sky-High Ticket Prices for the 2026 World Cup: "Then They Say Football Belongs to the Fans"

Ticket prices for the 2026 World Cup are five times higher than those for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, sparking outrage among fans who criticize that football, supposedly for everyone, is becoming inaccessible due to these exorbitant costs.

European Cross Country History for Spain: Eight Medals, Three Gold, with a Great Thierry Ndikumwenayo

Athlete Thierry Ndikumwenayo led Spain at the European Cross Country Championships in Lagoa, Portugal, achieving a historic total of eight medals for the team, including three golds.

Former tennis player Stakhovsky's warning to Alcaraz and Sinner about Australia: "Djokovic has every chance to win"

Former Ukrainian tennis player Stakhovsky warns Alcaraz and Sinner that Djokovic is the main favorite to win the Australian Open, due to his experience and physical condition. He emphasizes that Novak has every chance of success in this tournament.

Levante vs Villarreal LaLiga Match and Valencia Basket vs Casademont Zaragoza Postponed Due to Red Alert for Heavy Rain

The Valencia City Council has requested to postpone the Levante vs Villarreal LaLiga match and the Valencia Basket vs Casademont Zaragoza game due to the red alert for heavy rain, prioritizing the safety of players and fans.

Helmut Marko says goodbye to Red Bull with a jab at Christian Horner: "Without him, Max Verstappen would have been world champion"

Helmut Marko, Red Bull advisor, criticized Christian Horner's late firing and stated that without Horner, Max Verstappen would have won the world championship earlier.

The Word That Heals: Why Writing Helps to Live Again When Disability Occurs

Two survivors of brain injury and a neuropsychologist highlight how writing becomes a vital resource for rehabilitation and personal reconstruction after disability, facilitating expression, self-knowledge, and emotional recovery.

Darío, the 'astronaut' boy with the rare disease FOP: "We need much research and visibility"

Darío suffers from Fibrodysplasia Ossificans Progressiva (FOP), a rare disease that transforms soft tissues into bone, limiting his mobility. His family calls for increased research and visibility to improve the understanding and treatment of this uncommon condition.

They Report that the Government Has Failed to Fulfill Its Obligation to Approve the Cognitive Accessibility Regulation

CERMI denounces that the Government has not approved the Cognitive Accessibility Regulation, which has been pending since 2022, and urges the Ministry of Social Rights to complete its implementation without delay.

'Accessibility and the Right to Dress,' the Book that Reclaims Fashion as a Symbol of Inclusion

The book "Accessibility and the Right to Dress" by Ginés Donaire highlights fashion as a tool for social inclusion. It addresses the importance of designing accessible clothing for people with disabilities, promoting their right to express themselves through attire and encouraging a more diverse and respectful society.

Paramount and Netflix Mobilize Wall Street and Sovereign Wealth Funds to Take Control of Warner Bros

Audio-visual giants like Paramount and Netflix are fiercely competing, mobilizing financing from Wall Street and sovereign wealth funds, in an unprecedented industry move to try to take control of Warner Bros.

The European plan for Ukraine that could cost it half of its assets in Russia

The European Commission proposes a loan plan for Ukraine that could use up to 165 billion euros in assets from the Central Bank of Russia as direct collateral, which would mean risking half of its Russian reserves.

Brussels will impose a 3-euro fee on small packages from platforms like Shein or Temu

Brussels plans to impose a 3-euro fee on small packages imported from platforms like Shein or Temu to curb the massive increase in these imports, which have tripled since 2022, reaching 4.6 billion in 2024.

Ferrovial completes the leap to the Nasdaq 100 and becomes the first Ibex company to enter the index

Ferrovial, led by Rafael del Pino, has achieved an important milestone by entering the Nasdaq 100, becoming the first Ibex company to do so. This inclusion will increase its liquidity and visibility in its main stock market.

Eggs, coffee, beef, and chocolate drive their prices up so far this year, with double-digit increases

Eggs, coffee, beef, and chocolate prices have experienced double-digit increases so far this year, with eggs rising 30% and coffee 17% in the first eleven months.

These are the savings products that currently compete for the 3% risk-free return

The 3% risk-free return has been heavily promoted by banks and platforms, but it is becoming increasingly difficult to find in savings products nowadays.

What Happened to Paul Hogan: From the Australian Outback to the Brief Glory of 'Crocodile Dundee'

Paul Hogan, famous for writing and starring in 'Crocodile Dundee,' turned his life into a story of fleeting success. The film, which many believe to be autobiographical, catapulted him from rural Australia to worldwide fame, although his glory was brief and marked by subsequent ups and downs.

Series Canceled in 2025: All the Drops on Netflix, Prime Video, HBO, Apple TV, and More

The main streaming platforms such as Netflix, Prime Video, HBO, and Apple TV have canceled various series in 2025. These featured shows will no longer continue, marking a significant change in their catalogs this year.

'Fallout' How many episodes does season 2 have? Premiere dates on Prime Video

The series 'Fallout' has already been renewed for a third season, although the second season, which will include the return of Macaulay Culkin, has not yet premiered.

'It: Welcome to Derry', finale explained: all the connections with the movies and Stephen King's universe

The first season of 'It: Welcome to Derry' concludes by directly connecting with Andy Muschietti's movies, revealing key clues that will influence future seasons and expand Stephen King's universe on HBO Max.

When does episode 1x08 of 'It: Welcome to Derry' premiere and where to watch it: preview of the most terrifying finale

Stephen King's prequel series, which expands his mythology, has established itself as one of the most highly rated shows by the audience in 2025, generating great anticipation for the release of episode 1x08 and its terrifying finale.

Are You a Fan of 'Knives Out'? You Have to Watch These Comedies on Streaming That Make Fun of Agatha Christie

These comedies on streaming parody Agatha Christie's style, focusing less on the mystery and more on humor, unlike the complex puzzles the author used to create.

'Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning' arrives on streaming in Spain: where and when to watch the latest installment of the Tom Cruise saga

The latest installment of the 'Mission Impossible' saga, starring Tom Cruise, will be available on a streaming platform in Spain to enjoy during the Christmas season.

Five Apple Watch Features You Might Not Use That Can Improve Your Health, Your Photos, and Even Your Motivation

The Apple Watch offers little-known features that improve sleep, increase motivation to exercise, and allow remote photo taking, among other benefits for health and productivity.

Millions of Websites in Spain Could Be Hacked Starting in 2026 Due to Using an Outdated PHP Version

Between 50% and 60% of Spanish websites could become vulnerable to cyberattacks starting in 2026 due to the use of outdated PHP versions, which will no longer receive support or security updates.

This interactive map reveals where billionaires come from and where they go: how it works

The interactive map shows data from 3,106 global billionaires, revealing their places of origin and destinations, providing a clear view of their movements and geographical trends.

The OCU warns about sending photos via WhatsApp of shared Christmas Lottery tickets

The OCU recommends keeping a written record of the distribution of Christmas Lottery tickets and making photocopies with names and ID numbers to avoid problems, warning about the risks of sending photos of shared tickets via WhatsApp.

Goodbye to annoying WhatsApp groups: everything you can do to not hear from them at all

WhatsApp offers several options to avoid disturbances from unwanted groups, such as muting notifications, leaving the group, or using the archive feature to stop receiving alerts, allowing for a more personalized and interruption-free experience.

From Eva Amaral to Mafalda Cardenal: The Artists' 'Looks' on the Stage of the 2025 Forqué Awards

The styles of the artists who shone on the stage of the IFEMA Municipal Palace during the 2025 Forqué Awards gala are highlighted, showcasing a variety of unique and elegant looks.

Marta Sánchez gets ahead of New Year's Eve with the most comfortable shiny look that elegant hostesses will wear

Marta Sánchez wears shiny and comfortable pants, ideal for elegant hostesses at Christmas, getting ahead of New Year's Eve with a special and festive look.

Scarlett Johansson confirms it: the XL bangs are the most flattering look for those over 40

The XL bangs are a style that softens facial features, adds movement, and, according to stylists, makes people look younger from the age of 40 onwards, as confirmed by Scarlett Johansson.

The Fur Coat That’s Back This Winter: The Garment Our Grandmothers Wore in the ’80s

The fur coat, a warm and voluminous garment popular in the 1980s, is making a comeback as a trend this winter, evoking childhood memories and the style of our grandmothers.

Zoe Saldaña Dresses as a Bride (and Fantasy) at the 'Avatar: Fire and Ash' Premiere in Miami

Zoe Saldaña dazzles at the 'Avatar: Fire and Ash' premiere in Miami, wearing a spectacular floral dress that blends a bridal and fantasy style to present the latest installment of the iconic saga.

These Are the Cosmetic Ingredients Destined to Work Together According to Experts

Some cosmetic ingredients, when combined in a routine, enhance each other's effects. Experts highlight the importance of these synergies to improve skin care and maximize results in cosmetic treatments.

Albert Adrià, chef and brother of Ferran Adrià, on the first dessert he remembers making: "A modern version of mel i mató"

Albert Adrià recalled that the first dessert he made was a modern version of mel i mató, a typical Catalan dessert.

How to Make a Soufflé Potato More Easily: "Brush with Egg White and Sprinkle with Starch"

The soufflé potato, created by accident in the 19th century, can be prepared more easily by brushing the slices with egg white and sprinkling with starch, which makes it easier to achieve its crispy and fluffy texture.

Seafood, Best Fresh: How to Cook Velvet Crabs and Spider Crabs to Preserve All Their Flavor

Cooking freshly purchased seafood is key to maintaining its freshness and flavor. It is recommended to prepare velvet crabs and spider crabs shortly after buying them to fully enjoy their quality and freshness.

Jordi Cruz (47 years old), on adding oil to pasta cooking water: "In Italy, they wouldn’t forgive you"

Chef Jordi Cruz advises against adding oil to pasta water, a mistake criticized in Italy. He explains that this habit prevents the sauce from sticking well, and shares other tips for cooking pasta properly and avoiding common errors.

If You're Going to Spend a Fortune on Wine This Christmas, Learn How to Serve It Properly to Appreciate Everything It Holds Inside

To fully enjoy a good wine at Christmas, it's not enough to know about wines; you must also follow four practical tips to serve it correctly and appreciate all its qualities.

Pablo Ojeda's Warning About When a Potato Is Not Suitable for Consumption: "It Is Already Contaminated"

Nutritionist Pablo Ojeda warns that potatoes with sprouts are not suitable for consumption because they indicate contamination, which can affect health. Therefore, he recommends avoiding them to prevent possible risks.

A female pilot reveals why she has to go to work in uniform: "It is essential in emergency situations"

A captain explains that the uniform is essential during flights, not just for formality, but because it allows for quick identification of personnel in emergencies, ensuring safety and order in critical situations.

From Dubai to Bilbao: Five Museums That Impress Even Before You Enter

These five museums, located between Dubai and Bilbao, stand out not only for their valuable collections but also for their impressive architecture, which makes them works of art from the outside.

The Portuguese Jewel on the Border with Spain: A National Park Under the Protection of a Castle

This Portuguese parish, located just eight kilometers from the border with Spain, is a natural and cultural treasure. It stands out for its national park protected by a historic castle, offering unique landscapes and invaluable heritage that invite discovery.

The Best Autumn Route: Among Forests and Forgotten Villages of the Burgos Sierra de la Demanda

Three little-known destinations in the Sierra de la Demanda, Burgos, offer an ideal getaway to enjoy autumn among forests and authentic rural villages, combining nature and traditional life.

Marta Morera, wheelchair traveler: "Accessibility is not just a ramp, it's being able to enjoy the place without worrying"

Marta Morera, 33 years old and from Lleida, uses Instagram to raise awareness about the experiences of people with reduced mobility. Her goal is to advocate for a more accessible and fair society, emphasizing that accessibility goes beyond ramps and involves being able to fully enjoy spaces without worrying about barriers.

The beautiful Croatian city overshadowed by the touristy Dubrovnik and Split

This Croatian city, located by the Adriatic, stands out for its medieval old town with walls, four impressive fortresses, and the most beautiful cathedral in the country, making it a lesser-known gem compared to the popular Dubrovnik and Split.

The Most Beautiful Ski-In Hotel in Spain: Rooms with Views of the Sunrise Over the Snow

The only luxury hotel at the Baqueira-Beret ski resort offers an unparalleled experience, with rooms that provide views of the sunrise over the snow, ensuring an unforgettable stay.

Alexandra Henríquez, gynecologist: "I see many young girls with polycystic ovary syndrome and it's because of their lifestyle"

Gynecologist Alexandra Henríquez points out that polycystic ovary syndrome is a congenital condition, but lifestyle can worsen its symptoms. She observes an increase in affected young women, attributing it to factors such as diet and unhealthy habits.

Alternate fasting is more effective than the traditional low-calorie diet, according to a study

A study indicates that alternative diets such as ketogenic, modified alternate-day fasting, and early time-restricted feeding can be much more effective for weight loss than the traditional low-calorie diet.

Sara Flórez, Psychologist: "What Protects a Child Is Not the Absence of Problems, but Having Emotionally Available Parents"

Sara Flórez emphasizes that children should be involved in family issues within a safe environment, with emotionally available parents who support them without overwhelming them, thereby ensuring their emotional well-being.

Tanning beds are associated with a higher risk of melanoma and can cause DNA damage

Young people show more skin mutations, especially in the lower back area, than people twice their age, suggesting that the use of tanning beds is linked to a higher risk of melanoma and DNA damage.

The Meaning of Your Signature According to Psychology

Our signature reveals traits of our personality that can be interpreted by those who understand its meaning, showing deep aspects of our character and way of being.

Richard Restak, Neurologist: "We start losing neurons at 65 years old, avoiding alcohol is key"

Neurologist Richard Restak advises avoiding alcohol after the age of 65, as it accelerates the loss of neurons, which naturally begins around this age.

The Crime Punishable by Imprisonment That Could Affect the Mother Who Filmed Her 10-Year-Old Son Behind the Wheel of Her Car

The Civil Guard of Guipúzcoa is investigating a woman in Irún for posting videos on social media of her 10-year-old son driving a car at a service station, an act that could lead to legal consequences and prison sentences.

Don’t worry, it will also arrive as a hybrid: the new Mercedes-Benz GLB electric surprises, for now, with 7 seats and a range of 629 km

Mercedes-Benz launches the electric GLB in Spain, offering up to 7 seats and a range of 629 km, highlighting its space and efficiency.

The Condition of a Viaduct on the A-6 Forces the Ministry of Transport to Announce a New One to Be Built in Parallel

The Ministry of Transport approved the construction of a new Tremor viaduct in Torre del Bierzo (León) due to the deterioration of the current viaduct on the A-6. The new viaduct will be built in parallel to improve safety and road infrastructure in the area.

The Autonomous Communities That Will Eliminate Tolls on the AP-68 in 2026

The AP-68 highway, which connects Euskadi, La Rioja, Navarra, and Aragón, will remove tolls on several sections starting in 2026, benefiting mobility among these autonomous communities.

Do you want to win a free V16 beacon? Prove here how much you know about them

The V16 emergency beacon light will be mandatory starting January 1st. Take part in this game to test your knowledge about its use and features, and win a free V16 beacon.

Cristóbal, the young man from Valencia with cerebral palsy who dreams of an adapted car: "It would be his freedom to move"

The Isabel Enrique Díaz Foundation is raising funds to buy an adapted car for Cristóbal, a young man with cerebral palsy, and to install a ceiling hoist in his home, thereby facilitating his mobility and autonomy.

The body of a man who could be the motorcyclist missing since August in Palencia has been found

The body of a man has been found that could correspond to the motorcyclist missing in Palencia since August. Authorities are working on the identification to confirm his identity and clarify the circumstances of his death.

Five Restaurants in the Province of Málaga Without Michelin Stars or Repsol Suns but Where You Can Also Dine Luxuriously

Five restaurants in Málaga stand out for their excellent cuisine even though they do not appear in the Michelin or Repsol guides. These establishments offer high-quality culinary experiences that deserve to be discovered and enjoyed.

Catalonia recommends the use of face masks on public transportation due to the flu epidemic

The flu has begun to mainly affect children and young people, who are the primary transmitters. Therefore, Catalonia recommends the use of face masks on public transportation to curb the spread during the epidemic.

An American Burger Franchise Lands in Barcelona: It’s the First of Many

Carl’s Jr. has opened its first restaurant in downtown Barcelona and plans to open up to ten additional locations in the city over the next five years.

Inside the Mayrit Tunnel Boring Machine: a large 'Lego' with a control cabin, rescue chamber, and even a dining area to excavate Line 11

The Mayrit tunnel boring machine, being assembled for the Comillas station, is made up of thousands of pieces. It includes a cutting wheel, an erector, a feeder, and interior spaces such as a control cabin, rescue chamber, and dining area for the operators excavating Metro Line 11.

A man hits a woman and flees the scene while driving without a valid license in Seville

A woman was hit in Seville by a man who was driving without a valid license and fled the scene. The victim was conscious and was taken to a hospital to receive medical care.

Christmas at the Port in Barcelona: dates, schedules, attractions, activities, and news

Christmas at the Port in Barcelona celebrates its seventh edition, establishing itself as one of the city's main festive events, with various attractions and activities to enjoy during the Christmas season.

Woman's body found in Lalín near where the missing person was last seen in November

Clotilde Teixeira, 53 years old, missing since mid-November in Lalín, Pontevedra, was found dead near the place where she was last seen.

Man Arrested for Sexually Assaulting a Minor Whom He Locked Up and Drugged

A man was arrested for keeping a minor locked up and drugged in order to sexually assault her. Additionally, he offered her to third parties in exchange for money so that they could also abuse her.

A body washed up on a beach in Melilla after the storm

The body of a man was found on a beach in Melilla after being swept away by the storm. The advanced decomposition prevented immediate identification.

A Musician Teaches His Octopus to Play the Piano in Less Than a Year: "It's Like a Fever Dream"

A musician managed to teach his octopus to play the piano in less than a year, highlighting that it feels like a fever dream. The octopus even performed the main theme from the movie 'Jaws'.

A woman tries to teach her son to say "mom," but her dog speaks first

A woman was trying to get her son to say the word "mom," but while the child couldn't say anything, it was her dog who surprised everyone by speaking first.

An elderly Cuban woman gets emotional upon entering a Mercadona in Spain: "Why are you crying, grandma?"

An elderly Cuban woman was moved to tears when visiting a Mercadona supermarket in Spain for the first time. This tender moment, which reflects her surprise and happiness, has gone viral on social media.

Christmas Animal Portraits: How to Get Perfect and Unforgettable Photos

With creativity and a few tricks, you can create unforgettable Christmas photos of your pets without the need for a professional studio, transforming any space into a magical set.

10 + 1 Mythical Anime Pets to Celebrate World Otaku Day

December 15th is celebrated as World Otaku Day, an unofficial date that recognizes the passion for manga, anime, and Japanese culture. Although "otaku" once had negative connotations, today it is a source of pride for fans. Animaleros celebrates this date by highlighting the iconic pets that accompany characters in anime, beloved symbols for several generations.

A study reveals that only 6% of homemade dog diets cover essential nutrients

Small changes in homemade dog recipes can significantly unbalance their nutrients, resulting in deficiencies. Only 6% of these diets meet the essential nutritional requirements for proper feeding.

Feline Communication: Why Cats Give Us ‘Head Butts’

A cat's head butt is a form of affection and communication that should not be responded to in the same way. The ideal reaction is to respond with gentle petting and calmness to strengthen the bond with the feline.

Your daily horoscope: Monday, December 15, 2025

Check your horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es and discover the daily predictions that will help guide your day and make better decisions.

Check the ONCE Sueldazo: Results

The winning number of the ONCE Sueldazo on Sunday, December 14, 2025, is 37513, series 047. The complete results are available on the website 20minutos.es.

Check El Gordo: results for Sunday, December 14, 2025

The winning combination of El Gordo de la Primitiva on December 14, 2025 is 13, 21, 22, 32, 52, with key (refund) 5. More results available at 20minutos.es.

Check Bonoloto: Results for Sunday, December 14, 2025

The winning combination of the Bonoloto draw on December 14, 2025 includes the numbers 3, 10, 12, 21, 37, and 39, with the complementary number 34 and the refund number 3. Complete results available at 20minutos.es.

Cecotec has an ultralight cordless stick vacuum for less than 70 euros

Cecotec offers a wireless, ultralight, practical, and compact stick vacuum, ideal for those looking for an affordable option without sacrificing functionality, available for under 70 euros.

I’ve fallen in love with these velvet shoes with a maxi bow: from Sfera and for €35

These velvet Mary Jane-style shoes, featuring a maxi bow, are perfect for special occasions and also work as an essential wardrobe basic. Their design combines elegance and versatility for just €35.

Durable and Comfortable: The Best-Selling Skechers for Work, at Outlet Prices

Skechers are popular for jobs that require standing for long periods. Their best-selling models combine durability and comfort, and are available at prices similar to outlet stores, making them an affordable option for professionals.

Neither bikes nor cars: children want a scooter as a gift and these are the cheapest ones

Scooters have become the favorite gift among children, surpassing bicycles and cars. This toy stands out for its popularity, and there are affordable options available to meet the growing demand.

The FBI Document That Became a Movie Starring Sydney Sweeney

'Reality' is a chilling and minimalist thriller that adapts a real interrogation, offering an original and captivating cinematic experience starring Sydney Sweeney.

Who was... Eddy de Neve: the scorer of the first goal of the Netherlands national team

Eddy de Neve scored all four goals in the first official match of the Dutch national team in 1905, against Belgium, becoming the scorer of the first goal and the following three.

The Dupont's Lark, One of the Winged Emblems of the Iberian Steppes, Is Marching Towards Extinction

The Dupont's Lark, a symbol of the Iberian steppes, is at risk of disappearing in Spain within the next two decades if urgent recovery plans required by law are not implemented.

These Celebrity Couples Are Compatible, According to the Horoscope

Several famous couples show strong astrological compatibility according to their zodiac signs, strengthening their relationship and emotional connection.

Abandoned Sites with an Aura of Mystery That Are Worth Visiting

These abandoned sites have a mysterious aura that attracts those looking to explore places full of history and mystery, offering unique and valuable experiences for visitors.

From Hazard to Ronaldo: Great Football Stars Who Had a Poor End to Their Careers

Throughout their careers, many outstanding footballers face ups and downs. Although they achieved remarkable successes, several ended without the same recognition, closing their careers in a discreet or complicated manner. This gallery reviews those emblematic cases.

Ghost towns in the world that have been frozen in time

Some places in the world were abandoned and trapped in time, becoming ghost towns. These sites, now uninhabited, preserve their history and have become unique tourist attractions worth visiting.

Casa 47 Kicks Off with the Launch of 171 Affordable Rental Homes Before Christmas: Prices and Locations

Casa 47, the new public housing company, will launch a pilot call for 171 affordable rental homes before Christmas, aiming to facilitate access to housing with competitive prices.

Three Crew Members of a Portuguese Fishing Boat Sought After Capsizing at the Mouth of the Miño River

Three Indonesian crew members of the Portuguese fishing boat Vila de Caminha are missing following the capsizing of the vessel at the mouth of the Miño River. Search efforts to locate them are ongoing.

Buying homes as an investment drives mortgage signing while the average payment exceeds 40% of young people’s salary

Buying homes as an investment boosts mortgage signings, but the high initial payment and installments exceeding 40% of young people's salaries leave many out of the market, according to a warning from Asufin.

Renfe Offers Free Changes and Refunds for Trains Affected by Weather Alert in the Southeast

Renfe informs travelers in areas affected by the weather alert in the southeast about free changes and refunds on their trains, communicating this through SMS, email, and social media since yesterday.

The PP proposes to prohibit access to social networks for minors under 16 years old, except with the express consent of the parents

The PP has presented around fifty amendments to the law on the protection of minors in the digital environment, including the proposal to prohibit access to social networks for minors under 16 years old without the explicit consent of the parents.

A New Discovery Forces Science to Rewrite the History of Ancient Egypt: "This Period Lasted Longer Than We Thought"

Researchers from Ben-Gurion University and the University of Groningen discovered that a period of Ancient Egypt lasted longer than previously estimated, which forces a revision of parts of its history and allows for a better understanding of its chronology and cultural evolution.

Bolaños Accuses the President of the Episcopal Conference, Luis Argüello, of Breaking Neutrality and Asks Him to Respect Democracy

Minister Bolaños criticized the president of the Episcopal Conference, Luis Argüello, for breaking neutrality by showing preference for political forces such as Vox and PP, and urged him to respect democracy.

The National Lottery Leaves a Shower of Thousands of Euros in Nine Provinces

The first prize of the National Lottery has been distributed across eight provinces, generating significant winnings. Additionally, the second prize was sold entirely in one province, adding a substantial economic contribution to a total of nine benefiting regions.

National Lottery Draw on Saturday, December 13: Results and Prizes

The National Lottery on Saturday, December 13 offers prizes totaling 42 million euros. Here are the results and details of the winners of this edition.

Buying homes as an investment drives mortgage signings while the average payment exceeds 40% of young people’s salaries

The increase in buying homes as an investment is boosting mortgage signings, but many people cannot access financing due to the high initial outlay. According to Asufin, this phenomenon leaves many out of the market, while the average mortgage payment already exceeds 40% of young people’s salaries.

María Corina Machado States That to Achieve "Freedom" in Venezuela, It Is Necessary to Use Force

María Corina Machado, Nobel Peace Prize laureate, insists on increasing pressure on Nicolás Maduro to achieve freedom in Venezuela, stating that it is necessary to use force because Maduro's time has come to an end.

Ayuso lashes out at the Government for being the "main spokesperson" of antisemitism after the attack in Sydney

Isabel Díaz Ayuso criticizes the Spanish Government for promoting antisemitism and links the attack in Sydney to the rise of this threat, defending that Madrid is a free and diverse region.

Flu epidemic in Spain: how many days it takes for symptoms to appear after infection and what to take to relieve them

It is recommended not to go to work, school, or public places at least 24 hours after the fever has disappeared to avoid contagion during the flu epidemic in Spain.

Mery Perelló, on the Nadal Foundation: "For Rafa, it is a satisfaction to give back to children part of what he has earned thanks to sports"

Mery Perelló, Rafa Nadal's wife and director of the Nadal Foundation, states that Rafa is very committed to the foundation's projects, as it is rewarding for him to give back to children part of what he has achieved thanks to sports.

Two U.S. Soldiers and an Interpreter Killed in Islamic State Attack in Syria

Two U.S. soldiers and an interpreter were killed in an Islamic State attack in Palmyra, Syria. Three other soldiers were injured in the incident that took place in the central part of the country.

Louvre Employees Will Go on Strike Starting This Monday Due to the Deterioration of the Museum

The Louvre recorded 8.7 million visitors in 2024, with 69% being foreigners. However, its employees have announced a strike starting this Monday to protest the deterioration of the museum.

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

20AM offers a concise summary of the most relevant news to start your day well informed, covering national, international, economy, politics, and culture topics all in one place.

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

This article offers practical advice to optimize your personal budget. It includes tips for saving on daily expenses, how to plan smart purchases, and the importance of keeping detailed track of income and expenses. It also suggests strategies to avoid debt and maximize savings, helping to improve your financial health and achieve economic goals more easily.

Cinemanía: The Series and Movies You Can’t Miss

The Cinemanía guide highlights the must-watch series and movies for this season, recommending a variety of titles that cover different genres and styles. From intense dramas to light comedies, the selection includes national and international productions that promise to entertain and surprise all kinds of audiences. Ideal for those looking for new entertainment options.

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

This article presents 50 varied Christmas recipes, ranging from appetizers to sweets, that combine simplicity, quickness, and tradition. Perfect for surprising guests and enjoying Christmas Eve or New Year's Eve without complications.

The Nordic Series in the Style of Agatha Christie That Has Arrived on Streaming: Murders in a Hotel Amid a Snowstorm

Based on the novel by a renowned Norwegian writer and former minister, this Swedish series presents a mystery in a hotel isolated by a snowstorm, where all the characters are suspects in a murder.

If you place the emergency triangles and the V16 beacon connected at the same time: Can you be fined?

V16 lights will be mandatory on all vehicles in Spain from January 2026. This raises questions, as some drivers do not want to stop using the emergency triangles along with the V16 beacon.

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

Casa 47 is the public company created in accordance with Article 47 of the Spanish Constitution to offer affordable rental housing. It facilitates access to housing through specific requirements and regulated prices. Interested parties can apply for housing by following an established process aimed at promoting the right to decent housing and improving accessibility in the real estate market.

Can I Test the V16 Beacon at Home Without Alerting Emergency Services? The DGT Responds

Drivers have been required to acquire the mandatory V16 beacons since January, but there are doubts about their use and the consequences of activating them, especially if tested at home. The DGT clarifies these concerns to avoid unnecessary alerts to emergency services.

"He never missed an episode": the Nobel Prize in Literature candidate who was devoted to 'Yellowstone'

The author of 'No Country for Old Men' and 'Blood Meridian', a Nobel Prize in Literature candidate, was a big fan of the series 'Yellowstone' and its prequels, according to Taylor Sheridan.

Maribel Verdú: "I want to feel good at 55, but I don't want it to seem like I'm 40"

Maribel Verdú talks about her career, sharing anecdotes and her fashion and beauty tips. She expresses her desire to feel good at 55 without pretending to be 40, valuing naturalness and authenticity in her image.

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

Available on Filmin, 'Sátántangó' is a film over seven hours long based on the first novel by László Krasznahorkai, who also wrote the screenplay and is the recent Nobel laureate in Literature.

These are all the neighborhoods in Madrid that will have a new Metro stop in 2026

The Madrid Metro is progressing in its works to expand the network, and in 2026 several neighborhoods will have new stops, improving access and mobility for more citizens.

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

Google Maps users can now see the exact real-time location of intercity buses, as well as the estimated arrival time at the stop, improving the experience and accuracy when checking public transportation.

The Civil Guard’s Trick to Know If a V16 Emergency Light Is Valid or Not: "Make Sure"

The Civil Guard, through its official TikTok Spain profile, revealed a trick to verify if a V16 emergency light is valid, helping drivers ensure that their device complies with regulations and works properly.

ALDI now also has a V-16 beacon connected to the DGT, its device to replace warning triangles in 2026

ALDI launches a V-16 beacon connected for €34.99, certified to alert the DGT in case of a breakdown. This device will be mandatory in 2026, replacing the traditional emergency triangles.

Thailand cuts Laos fuel route as Cambodia border conflict deepens

Thailand has halted fuel shipments through Laos amid escalating border tensions with Cambodia. The move disrupts a key fuel supply route, intensifying the regional conflict. Both countries have increased military presence along the disputed border, raising fears of further violence. The situation remains unstable as diplomatic efforts to resolve the dispute continue.

Gold prices hit near 2-month high on soft dollar; US inflation, labor data awaited

Gold prices rose to their highest level in nearly two months, supported by a weaker dollar ahead of key US inflation and labor market data. Investors remain cautious, anticipating that the upcoming reports will influence Federal Reserve policy and market direction. The softer dollar makes gold more attractive as an alternative asset amid economic uncertainty.

Oil rises as Venezuelan supply disruptions outweigh surplus concerns

Oil prices increased due to supply disruptions in Venezuela, which overshadowed worries about a global surplus. The disruptions have tightened supply expectations, supporting prices despite ongoing concerns about excess inventory in the market.

Oil prices gain after weekly slide as traders weigh supply risks

Oil prices rose after a weekly decline as traders evaluated ongoing supply concerns. Factors influencing the market include geopolitical tensions and potential production disruptions, which could tighten supply. Despite recent losses, uncertainty about future availability is supporting prices, highlighting cautious market sentiment amid fluctuating demand and supply dynamics.

From cloud to agentic AI: How oil & gas is accelerating its digital shift

The oil and gas sector is rapidly adopting advanced digital technologies, moving beyond cloud computing to integrate agentic AI systems. These innovations aim to optimize operations, enhance efficiency, and drive sustainability. By leveraging AI's autonomous decision-making capabilities, companies can better manage resources and reduce environmental impact, marking a significant transformation in the industry's digital strategy.

US says Belarus agreed to stop balloon flyovers into Lithuania

The US announced that Belarus has agreed to halt its balloon surveillance activities over Lithuania. This decision follows tensions and concerns over security breaches linked to these flyovers, which Lithuania had raised with Belarus and international partners. The agreement aims to ease regional security issues and restore stability between the neighboring countries.

Ukraine’s Odesa suffers major blackouts after Russian attack

A Russian attack on Ukraine’s port city of Odesa caused extensive blackouts, disrupting power and essential services. Authorities report damage to critical energy infrastructure, leading to widespread outages. Emergency crews are working to restore electricity as the city faces challenges amid ongoing conflict.

Will tightening supply send lithium prices soaring next year?

Lithium prices are expected to rise sharply next year due to tightening supply amid growing demand from the electric vehicle industry and energy storage sectors. Supply chain constraints and delays in new mining projects contribute to the imbalance. Experts predict that without significant production increases, lithium shortages could lead to soaring prices, impacting battery costs and the broader clean energy transition.

US seized tanker near Venezuela just as warrant was set to expire, court document shows

A court document revealed that the US seized a tanker near Venezuela just hours before the warrant for its capture was set to expire. The tanker, suspected of carrying sanctioned goods, was intercepted in a strategic move to enforce US sanctions. This operation underscores the ongoing tensions and strict enforcement measures between the US and Venezuela.

Venezuela-US tensions spike in wake of seized tanker as Nobel winner vows change

Tensions between Venezuela and the US have escalated following the seizure of a Venezuelan tanker by American authorities. Meanwhile, a newly appointed Nobel laureate from Venezuela has promised to advocate for political and social reforms in the country, signaling a push for change amid growing international pressure.

KKR & Co makes rival offer for Mandom at over 2,800 yen per share - report

KKR & Co has submitted a rival bid for Mandom Corp, offering over 2,800 yen per share, surpassing a previous offer. The move intensifies the takeover contest for the Japanese cosmetics maker, signaling growing investor interest and competition in the market.

Korea Zinc shares soar on report of US smelter deal

Korea Zinc's shares surged following reports that the company is negotiating a deal to acquire a US smelter. The potential acquisition is seen as a strategic move to enhance Korea Zinc's production capacity and expand its presence in the North American market. Investors reacted positively, driving up the stock price amid optimism about the company's growth prospects.

EU yields to pressure from automakers as it rethinks 2035 combustion car ban

The EU is reconsidering its plan to ban combustion engine cars by 2035 after pressure from automakers. Industry concerns about the readiness of electric vehicle infrastructure and supply chains have prompted the bloc to explore more flexible regulations, balancing environmental goals with economic and industrial realities.

Taiwan stocks higher at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted up 0.62%

Taiwan stocks closed higher, with the Taiwan Weighted Index rising 0.62%. The gain was driven by positive investor sentiment and strong performances in key sectors. Market participants remained optimistic amid favorable economic data and corporate earnings reports. Trading volume was moderate as investors assessed upcoming global market trends.

Google signs solar power deal in Malaysia, Bloomberg reports

Google has signed a deal to purchase solar power in Malaysia, aiming to increase its use of renewable energy in the region. This move supports the company's commitment to sustainability and reducing carbon emissions. The agreement is part of Google's broader strategy to power its operations globally with clean energy.

Australia stocks lower at close of trade; S&P/ASX 200 down 0.72%

Australian stocks fell at the close, with the S&P/ASX 200 index dropping 0.72%. Market declines were driven by weaker earnings reports and concerns over global economic conditions impacting investor sentiment. Key sectors including resources and financials saw notable decreases, reflecting cautious trading as investors await further economic data.

Samsung: Leaker says company to end SATA SSD production amid AI memory pivot

Samsung reportedly plans to stop producing SATA SSDs as it shifts focus toward AI-optimized memory solutions. The move reflects the company's strategy to prioritize advanced storage technologies better suited for artificial intelligence applications, potentially reshaping its product lineup to meet evolving market demands.

Police to release man detained over Brown University mass shooting

Police have decided to release a man previously detained in connection with the Brown University mass shooting, citing a lack of evidence linking him to the incident. Authorities continue to investigate the case to identify the responsible party.

China’s CMOC to buy Equinox Gold mines in Brazil for over $1 billion

China’s CMOC has agreed to acquire Equinox Gold’s Brazilian mining assets for over $1 billion. The deal enhances CMOC’s presence in South America and boosts its gold production capacity. It reflects growing Chinese investment in global mining operations to secure critical resources amid rising demand.

Korea Zinc board to discuss smelter joint venture plan with US government, source says

Korea Zinc's board will meet to discuss a potential joint venture with the US government focused on developing a smelter. The collaboration aims to support critical mineral processing and strengthen supply chains amid growing demand for battery metals. The move aligns with US efforts to secure domestic production of essential materials for clean energy and technology industries.

India's wholesale prices fall 0.32% year-on-year in November

India's wholesale price index (WPI) dropped 0.32% year-on-year in November, marking the first decline in two years. The fall reflects easing inflationary pressures, driven by decreased prices in food, fuel, and manufactured goods. This trend signals potential relief for consumers and may influence the Reserve Bank of India's monetary policy decisions moving forward.

China's home prices slide further in November

China's home prices continued to decline in November, reflecting ongoing challenges in the real estate sector. Weak demand and tightening regulations have pressured the market, causing further drops in property values across key cities. This trend underscores broader economic concerns and signals persistent difficulties for the housing market as policymakers seek measures to stabilize the sector.

China industrial production, retail sales miss expectations in Nov

China’s industrial production and retail sales fell short of forecasts in November, signaling slower economic growth. Factory output rose 2.2% year-on-year, below the expected 3%, while retail sales increased by 5%, missing the 5.5% estimate. The data suggest ongoing challenges amid weak domestic demand and global uncertainties impacting the recovery.

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Bipartisan group of US lawmakers calls for export controls on synthetic DNA sequences

A bipartisan group of US lawmakers is urging the government to implement export controls on synthetic DNA sequences to prevent misuse in bioterrorism or unauthorized genetic engineering. They emphasize the need for regulatory measures to safeguard biosecurity while supporting scientific innovation. The proposal aims to balance national security concerns with progress in biotechnology.

EU agrees to indefinitely freeze Russian assets, removing obstacle to Ukraine loan

The EU has agreed to indefinitely freeze Russian assets, eliminating a major hurdle in approving a €9 billion loan to Ukraine. This move aims to prevent Russia from accessing seized funds while providing crucial financial support to Ukraine amid ongoing conflict. The agreement reflects EU unity in supporting Ukraine and strengthening sanctions against Russia.

Dutch report calls for $176 billion tech spend, jobless benefit cuts

A Dutch report recommends investing $176 billion in technology to boost economic growth and competitiveness. It also suggests cutting jobless benefits to encourage employment and reduce government expenditure. The proposals aim to modernize the economy, foster innovation, and address labor market challenges amid global technological shifts.

UK public inflation expectations ticked lower in November, BoE says

The Bank of England reported that UK public inflation expectations slightly declined in November. This suggests a modest easing in consumers' outlook on future price rises, potentially reflecting confidence in the BoE’s inflation control measures. However, uncertainties remain amid ongoing economic challenges and global factors influencing inflation trends.

Romania's inflation remains elevated in November amid tax hikes

Romania's inflation stayed high in November due to recent tax increases and rising energy prices. The elevated inflation rate continues to challenge the economy, affecting consumer purchasing power and prompting ongoing monetary policy considerations.

South Africa's 2026 inflation expectations drop after new target

South Africa's inflation expectations for 2026 have decreased following the announcement of a new inflation target. This shift reflects improved confidence in the country's monetary policy aimed at maintaining price stability and supporting economic growth amid global uncertainties. The revised target is expected to help anchor inflation expectations more effectively, benefiting consumers and investors.

Yen gains ahead of BOJ meet as investors gird for busy week

The yen strengthened as investors prepared for the Bank of Japan’s upcoming policy meeting amid a busy week of global economic events. Market participants are closely watching for any signals from the BOJ on interest rates and inflation. Alongside the BOJ meet, key data releases and central bank decisions worldwide may influence currency movements and investor sentiment.

Bank of England heads for close vote on likely rate cut

The Bank of England is approaching a tight vote on whether to lower interest rates, reflecting concerns about the UK economy's slowdown. Some policymakers favor a cut to stimulate growth, while others worry about inflation risks. The decision highlights the central bank's challenge in balancing support for economic recovery with maintaining price stability amid uncertain economic conditions.

China’s economy stalls in November as calls grow for reform

China’s economy showed signs of stalling in November, with slower growth and weakening consumer demand. Policymakers face increasing pressure to implement structural reforms to boost growth and address long-term challenges. The slowdown highlights uncertainties amid global economic pressures and domestic issues, intensifying calls for measures to stabilize and revitalize China’s economic momentum.

Morning Bid: China’s property pain sours year-end mood

China's property sector struggles continue, deepening economic concerns as year-end approaches. Weakness in the market impacts investor confidence and overall sentiment, highlighting ongoing challenges in the real estate industry that weigh on growth prospects at a critical time for economic recovery.

Analysis - Wild currency swings put emerging markets in the spotlight

Recent volatile currency movements have drawn attention to emerging markets, highlighting their vulnerability to global economic shifts. Investors are closely monitoring these economies as fluctuating exchange rates impact trade balances, inflation, and debt repayments, raising concerns about financial stability and growth prospects in the region.

Analysis - Old meets new economy: AI boom to supercharge European banks’ rally

The AI technology surge is expected to boost European banks by enhancing operational efficiency and customer services, leading to increased profits. This fusion of traditional banking with cutting-edge AI innovation is driving investor optimism, potentially fueling a strong rally in Europe's financial sector.

China economic slowdown builds case for more stimulus - ING

China's economic growth is slowing, prompting calls for increased government stimulus to support recovery. ING highlights concerns over weak domestic demand, property sector struggles, and subdued consumer spending. Analysts suggest that further policy easing is needed to stabilize growth, boost confidence, and prevent a prolonged downturn amid external pressures and internal challenges.

China’s November industrial output grows 4.8% y/y, retail sales up 1.3%

China’s industrial output rose 4.8% year-on-year in November, driven by strong manufacturing and energy production. Retail sales increased 1.3%, signaling cautious but steady consumer demand amid economic recovery efforts. The data reflects ongoing resilience despite global uncertainties and domestic challenges.

China’s property investment falls 15.9% year-on-year in January-November

China’s property investment dropped 15.9% year-on-year from January to November, reflecting ongoing challenges in the real estate sector. The decline highlights persistent issues such as tight financing and weak demand, impacting the broader economy.

Stocks slip as traders reduce exposure ahead of central bank meetings, key data

Global stocks declined as investors scaled back positions ahead of upcoming central bank meetings and important economic data releases. Caution prevailed due to uncertainty over monetary policy directions, prompting traders to adopt a wait-and-see approach. Market volatility increased amid expectations for signals on interest rates and inflation, influencing risk sentiment worldwide.

Whale.io Launches $WHALE NFT Collection on Solana: New Pre-Market Phase Ahead of TGE

Whale.io has launched the $WHALE NFT collection on the Solana blockchain, entering a new pre-market phase before the Token Generation Event (TGE). This move aims to engage the community and build momentum for the upcoming token release, offering early access and benefits to participants in the Solana ecosystem.

Tether submits proposal to acquire Juventus Football Club stake

Tether has submitted a proposal to acquire a stake in Juventus Football Club. The move aims to strengthen the club's financial position amid ongoing challenges. Details on the deal's terms and potential impact are yet to be disclosed. Juventus seeks to stabilize its finances and enhance competitive prospects through this potential partnership.

Interactive Brokers now allows funding accounts with stablecoins

Interactive Brokers has introduced a new feature enabling clients to fund their accounts using stablecoins. This move aims to streamline deposits and offer more flexible, efficient payment options by leveraging blockchain technology, reflecting the firm's commitment to integrating digital assets into its platform.

Bybit Introduces BYUSDT, Allowing Easy Earn Assets to Function as Trading Margin While Retaining Yield

Bybit launched BYUSDT, enabling users to use Easy Earn assets as trading margin without losing yield. This innovation allows assets to remain productive while enhancing trading flexibility, blending earning and trading functions seamlessly on the platform.

BTCC Exchange Wins Best Centralized Exchange (Community Choice) at BeInCrypto 100 Awards 2025

BTCC Exchange received the Best Centralized Exchange (Community Choice) award at the BeInCrypto 100 Awards 2025, highlighting its strong community support and trusted services in the crypto industry. This recognition underscores BTCC's commitment to providing reliable trading platforms and enhancing user experience.

Tharimmune appoints Jacob Asbury as chief financial officer

Tharimmune has announced the appointment of Jacob Asbury as its new chief financial officer. Asbury brings extensive financial leadership experience to the company, aiming to support Tharimmune’s growth and strategic objectives. His expertise is expected to strengthen the company’s financial operations and contribute to its long-term success.

Bitcoin price today: on course for weekly gains on Fed outlook

Bitcoin is set for weekly gains as investors respond to the Federal Reserve's latest outlook. The crypto's price movement reflects optimism around potential easing of monetary policy, boosting market sentiment. This positive trend suggests growing confidence in Bitcoin amid broader economic developments.

Pakistan grants preliminary approval to Binance and HTX crypto exchanges

Pakistan's central bank has granted preliminary approval to Binance and HTX, two major crypto exchanges, allowing them to operate in the country. This move aims to regulate the crypto sector, encourage innovation, and protect investors amid growing interest in digital assets. The decision marks a significant step toward integrating cryptocurrency into Pakistan’s financial ecosystem.

India central bank deputy warns stablecoins pose risks to economy

The deputy governor of India's central bank has cautioned that stablecoins could pose significant risks to the country's financial system and economy. He highlighted concerns over their regulatory challenges, potential to disrupt monetary policy, and the need for stringent oversight to prevent financial instability. Authorities are urged to carefully monitor and manage stablecoin developments to safeguard economic stability.

Terraform’s Do Kwon sentenced to 15 years for crypto fraud

Do Kwon, co-founder of Terraform Labs, was sentenced to 15 years in prison for his role in a major cryptocurrency fraud. Authorities found him guilty of orchestrating schemes that led to massive investor losses. The verdict marks a significant development in crypto regulation and enforcement, highlighting risks in the digital asset space.

AIG appoints Scott Leney as regional president for Asia Pacific

AIG has appointed Scott Leney as the new regional president for Asia Pacific. Leney will oversee the company's operations and strategy throughout the region, with the goal of strengthening AIG's market presence and driving growth. His appointment highlights AIG's commitment to expanding its presence in the rapidly evolving Asia Pacific insurance market.

Cynata completes enrollment in phase 2 acute graft versus host disease trial

Cynata Therapeutics has completed enrollment for its phase 2 clinical trial evaluating its Cymerus MSC therapy in patients with acute graft versus host disease (aGvHD). The trial aims to assess the safety and efficacy of the stem cell treatment in this serious complication post-transplant. Completion of enrollment marks a significant milestone toward potential regulatory approval and addressing unmet medical needs in aGvHD management.

Immunome to disclose Phase 3 RINGSIDE trial results for desmoid tumors

Immunome plans to announce results from its Phase 3 RINGSIDE trial evaluating the efficacy and safety of its treatment for desmoid tumors. The trial's outcome will provide critical data on the therapy’s potential to address this rare, non-metastatic soft tissue tumor, potentially advancing treatment options for patients.

Kyverna to Present Topline Results from Phase 2 Trial in Stiff Person Syndrome

Kyverna Therapeutics announced that it will present the topline results from its Phase 2 trial evaluating KYV-101 in patients with stiff person syndrome. The data highlight the drug’s safety, tolerability, and potential efficacy in this rare neurological disorder. Findings will be shared at an upcoming medical conference, marking a key milestone in developing targeted treatments for stiff person syndrome.

Garanti BBVA sells non-performing loan portfolios for TL 263 million

Garanti BBVA has sold non-performing loan portfolios totaling TL 263 million. This move is part of the bank's strategy to manage credit risk and improve asset quality by reducing problematic loans on its balance sheet. The sale aligns with broader efforts by Turkish banks to strengthen financial health amid challenging economic conditions.

Sobi to acquire Arthrosi Therapeutics for $950 million

Sobi announced it will acquire Arthrosi Therapeutics for $950 million to expand its rare disease portfolio. The acquisition aims to enhance Sobi’s pipeline with Arthrosi’s innovative treatments, focusing on rare inflammatory and autoimmune conditions. This strategic move is expected to strengthen Sobi’s position in the specialty biopharmaceutical market and drive long-term growth.

FDA approves Akeega for BRCA2-mutated prostate cancer

The FDA has approved Akeega for treating prostate cancer in patients with BRCA2 genetic mutations. This marks a significant advancement in targeted cancer therapies, offering a new option for those with this specific genetic profile. Akeega's approval is expected to improve outcomes and provide a tailored treatment approach for affected individuals.

Fobi AI obtains partial revocation of cease trade order for financing

Fobi AI announced the partial revocation of a cease trade order, allowing the company to proceed with financing efforts. This development enables Fobi AI to continue raising funds while complying with regulatory conditions, supporting its ongoing operations and growth plans.

FDA approves Milestone's nasal spray for rapid PSVT treatment

The FDA has approved Milestone Pharmaceuticals' nasal spray for the rapid treatment of paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia (PSVT). This new treatment offers a non-invasive, fast-acting alternative to current therapies, potentially improving patient outcomes and convenience during PSVT episodes.

Cathie Wood's ARK sells Tesla stock, buys Robinhood and Block

Cathie Wood's ARK Investment Management reduced its Tesla holdings while increasing investments in Robinhood and Block. The move reflects ARK's strategy to capitalize on fintech growth and diversify its portfolio beyond electric vehicles, signaling confidence in Robinhood's trading platform and Block's payment services.