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News Summary - 12/25/2025

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Zelensky moves towards demilitarized zones in latest peace plan for Ukraine

Ukrainian President Zelensky proposes creating a "free economic zone" in the eastern Donbas region as part of his latest peace plan, signaling a move towards establishing demilitarized zones to ease tensions and foster economic activity amid ongoing conflict.

Front-runner to be Bangladesh PM returns after 17 years in exile

Tarique Rahman, residing in London since 2008, has returned to Bangladesh just weeks ahead of crucial elections, signaling his intent to play a significant role in the country's political future.

The US Department of Justice announced that the discovery of an additional million documents related to the Epstein case may delay the complete public release of these materials by a few more weeks.

Trump-backed candidate wins in knife-edge Honduran election

The Trump-backed candidate has narrowly won the Honduran election. Rival Salvador Nasralla refuses to accept the result but calls for his supporters to stay calm amid tensions.

Sean 'Diddy' Combs files appeal asking for immediate prison release

Sean 'Diddy' Combs has filed an appeal seeking immediate release from prison, arguing that his sentence was improperly decided. He is also requesting that his conviction be overturned.

Algerian law declares France's colonization a crime

Algerian lawmakers unanimously passed a law declaring France's colonization a crime, demanding an official apology and reparations from the former colonial power.

Democratic lawmaker sues to remove Trump's name from Kennedy Center

Rep. Joyce Beatty, a board member of the Kennedy Center, is suing to remove Donald Trump's name from the center. She argues that the name change is illegal because it requires Congressional approval, which was not obtained.

Eleven arrested over mass shooting in South Africa tavern

Police arrested eleven individuals in connection with a mass shooting at a South African tavern. Preliminary investigations suggest the motive behind the attack may be related to turf wars over illegal mining activities.

The Trump administration has denied US visas to five individuals, including UK social media campaigners, who have advocated for tech regulation.

Bomb blast in packed Nigerian mosque kills five

A bomb exploded during evening prayers in a packed mosque in Maiduguri, Nigeria, killing five people and injuring 35 others, according to police reports.

Venezuela accuses US of 'extortion' over seizure of oil tankers

The UN Security Council held an emergency meeting to address Venezuela's accusations against the US for seizing two oil tankers, which Caracas labels as 'extortion.' The incident has heightened tensions between the two countries amid ongoing disputes over oil rights and sanctions.

Libya's army chief killed in air crash in Turkey

A jet carrying Libya's army chief Gen Mohammed Ali Ahmed al-Haddad and four others lost contact shortly after taking off from Ankara.

Trump trips, a fake video and 10 possible co-conspirators: Takeaways from new Epstein files

The Justice Department's largest release of Epstein-related documents revealed notable messages and multiple mentions of Donald Trump, shedding light on new potential co-conspirators and controversies, including discussions about a fake video.

Rivalries and rumours: How the new order of the Murdoch dynasty is playing out

Family conflicts and strategic shifts are reshaping leadership dynamics within the Murdoch empire, altering the distribution of power among its key members.

Have the American Pope and the American administration fallen out?

The Catholic Church and Donald Trump's administration clash over immigration, with the Church advocating for compassionate policies and protection for migrants, while the administration enforces stricter border controls and deportations. This conflict highlights differing moral and political approaches to immigration in the U.S.

Crisis in India-Bangladesh relations spirals amid violent protests

Recent deadly protests in Bangladesh have escalated tensions, further straining the already fragile relations between India and Bangladesh. The violence has intensified diplomatic challenges for Delhi, complicating efforts to maintain stable ties with Dhaka.

An alleged drug cartel and a murdered witness: South Africa's police corruption probe

Public hearings in South Africa have revealed allegations of police corruption, including bribery, political interference, and connections to a drug cartel. The investigation also raises concerns about the murder of a key witness, increasing scrutiny on police integrity and accountability.

Where is Santa now? Trump answers kids' Christmas calls to Norad tracker

On its 70th anniversary of tracking Santa Claus, Norad received special help from President Donald Trump, who answered calls from children on Christmas Eve, enhancing the holiday tradition.

Watch: Moment robbers rip ATM from inside Texas store

The White Settlement Police Department is searching for two suspects involved in a robbery where an ATM was forcibly removed from inside a Texas store.

Ho Ho No! Santa pulled over for speeding in Ohio

Santa Claus was stopped by an Ohio sheriff for speeding while making his Christmas deliveries. The officer joked that Santa was "flying a little too fast" during his festive rounds.

Watch: Huge fireball as tanker explodes on Italian motorway

A tanker exploded on an Italian motorway after being involved in a crash. Authorities evacuated everyone nearby before the blast, ensuring no injuries. The explosion resulted in a massive fireball.

Watch: Rescuers find survivor in wreckage of Mexican Navy medical flight

Rescuers discovered a survivor amid the wreckage of a Mexican Navy medical flight crash that claimed at least five lives. One person remains missing as rescue efforts continue.

Ros Atkins on… the oil tanker being pursued by the US

Ros Atkins examines the US Coast Guard’s active pursuit of an oil tanker near Venezuela’s coast, discussing the known details and implications of the incident.

The King calls on politicians to care for the "coexistence" and the "shared project" of Spain in the face of citizen "weariness"

The King warns about the crisis of confidence in democracies and urges politicians to act with exemplary behavior. He calls to avoid extremisms, radicalisms, and populisms, recalling the negative consequences that Spain has already experienced through those paths, and emphasizes the importance of protecting coexistence and the common project to overcome citizen discontent.

Felipe VI innovates and delivers his Christmas speech standing for the first time

Felipe VI delivered his third Christmas Eve speech from the Royal Palace of Madrid, innovating by doing so standing for the first time, in a key year marking the 50th anniversary of the Spanish monarchy.

The Ten Key Phrases from the Christmas Eve Message

The king commemorates 50 years of monarchy by reaffirming the Transition, and calls to maintain the "vision for the country," trust, and coexistence amid tension in the public debate.

The King, the New Transition, and the Echoes of Kennedy

The king delivered his traditional Christmas Eve speech, addressing key issues about the new Spanish transition and evoking the historical echoes of Kennedy's famous speech. His message highlighted the importance of unity and commitment to the country's future.

The 50 Years of Democracy, the Crisis of the World Order,... read the full speech

The monarch emphasized that one's own ideas should not become dogmas, nor others' ideas threats, highlighting the importance of respect and coexistence in democracy after 50 years since its establishment.

Carlos Mazón exchanged messages with Feijóo from 8:08 PM to 11:29 PM on the night of the DANA: "This is going to be a f***ing disaster, president"

Carlos Mazón criticized the crisis cabinet during the DANA, calling it useless, in messages exchanged with Alberto Núñez Feijóo between 8:08 PM and 11:29 PM, anticipating a disaster in the management of the emergency.

Feijóo Sends Judge His WhatsApp Messages with Mazón from the Day of the DANA and Requests to Testify Remotely on January 9

The president of the PP, Feijóo, has sent the judge his WhatsApp messages with Mazón from the day of the DANA and has requested to testify remotely on January 9, although his party insists that he was not obliged to do so.

The Government exempts unemployed people from filing the Income Tax return to receive benefits

The omnibus macro-decree eliminates the obligation for unemployed individuals to file an income tax return in order to receive their benefits, simplifying access to these aids.

Zelensky presents his peace plan and is open to withdrawing troops from Donbas if Putin does the same and a demilitarized zone is created

Ukrainian President proposes a peace plan that includes the possible mutual withdrawal of troops from Donbas and the creation of a demilitarized zone. Additionally, he suggests holding elections and a referendum on peace simultaneously in the country.

Jordi Sevilla urges Sánchez to call elections and hints that he should step aside: "We can't continue like this"

Jordi Sevilla criticizes the lack of agreements between the PP and PSOE, calling it an "abnormality," and proposes that elections be regulated if the Government does not approve a Budget within two years. He urges Sánchez to call elections and suggests that he should make way for others to move forward.

Catalonia Activates Health Alert After Detecting a Case of Avian Influenza on a Farm in Lleida

Catalonia has activated a health alert after detecting a possible case of avian influenza on a farm in Lleida, although official confirmation from the Ministry of Agriculture is still awaited.

Social phobia, which affects 4% of adults, amplifies fear and pressure during Christmas dinners, making those who suffer from it feel invisible and excluded in these gatherings.

Ábalos denies from prison that there is illegal financing in the PSOE and says he has no evidence against Sánchez

The former Minister of Transport, Ábalos, from prison, denies illegal financing within the PSOE and states that he has no evidence against Pedro Sánchez. Additionally, he has requested the Supreme Court to be tried by a jury in the case related to face masks.

Ábalos's Reflection on Christmas Eve from Prison: "It's the First Time in 66 Years That I Won't Spend This Night with My Mother"

The former socialist minister Ábalos reflects from prison on spending Christmas Eve separated from his mother for the first time in 66 years, and acknowledges the work of prison staff in Spanish facilities.

The special Christmas Eve menus for the former minister and Koldo in prison cost eight euros per person, doubling the usual price.

Ferrero explains the reasons for his split from Alcaraz: "We didn't agree and we didn't sit down to talk"

The former coach of Carlos Alcaraz breaks his silence after their separation, revealing that the breakup was due to disagreements and a lack of communication between them, marking an unexpected end to the professional relationship with the world number one.

Ana Peleteiro Announces She Is Pregnant: "The Greatest and Most Special Gift to Say Goodbye to 2025"

Ana Peleteiro announced on December 24th on her social media that she is pregnant, describing this news as the greatest and most special gift to say goodbye to the year 2025.

Tragedy in German football: Sebastian Hertner dies after falling 70 meters from a chairlift

Sebastian Hertner, a 34-year-old German football player, died in Montenegro after falling 70 meters from a chairlift while skiing on vacation with his family and friends.

Alba Carrillo Opens Up About Her Separation from Feliciano López and Subsequent Depression

Alba Carrillo reveals on 'Hasta el fin del mundo' how she experienced one of the toughest moments of her life following her separation from Feliciano López, facing a deep depression that marked a before and after in her personal life.

New attack in Moscow: a car bomb kills two police officers and a civilian just 48 hours after the assassination of the Chief of the General Staff

Two traffic police officers died along with a civilian following the detonation of a car bomb in Moscow, occurring just 48 hours after the assassination of the Chief of the General Staff. The explosion happened when the officers approached a suspicious person next to a police vehicle.

Ukraine Says Russian Police Killed in Moscow Attack Had Tortured Ukrainian Prisoners of War

Ukrainian intelligence claims that the attack in Moscow, which caused the death of Russian police officers accused of torturing Ukrainian prisoners of war, was carried out by a local resident opposed to the Kremlin.

About 80 Evicted from B9 in Badalona Remain Under a C-31 Bridge After Rejecting Housing Offers from Generalitat and Organizations

Around 80 people evicted from B9 in Badalona are staying under a bridge on the C-31 after refusing the accommodation proposals offered by the Generalitat and various organizations. Some groups criticize that the rehousing agreement facilitates the "expulsion" of these individuals from the municipality by Mayor Albiol.

Comuns Denounce Albiol to the Prosecutor's Office Over the Mass Eviction of Immigrants in Badalona

MEP Jaume Asens, from Comuns, filed a criminal complaint against Xavier García Albiol with the Prosecutor's Office for the mass eviction of immigrants in Badalona, accusing him of hate crimes and discrimination.

Belarra criticizes Albiol over the eviction in Badalona: "We are not those shitty people, we are something better than that"

Ione Belarra reproaches Albiol for the eviction in Badalona, stating that her group is better than that attitude. She also warns that the shift to the right could destroy the PSOE.

Woman arrested after taking her deceased baby to be cremated at a funeral home in Tarragona

A 24-year-old woman was arrested in Tarragona after attempting to cremate her deceased baby. She is awaiting a court hearing and is charged with the crime of failure to provide assistance.

Trump proposes canceling the television licenses of U.S. networks that are critical of him

Trump called certain television networks "a pathetic disaster" and criticized their lack of talent, suggesting that their licenses be canceled for being critical of him.

Lamine Yamal makes his debut on YouTube showing his home: "Everything here has to smell like vanilla"

Spanish footballer Lamine Yamal publishes his first video on YouTube, where he gives a tour of the apartment he has lived in for the past few years, highlighting that everything in his home must smell like vanilla.

Estela Grande, eight months pregnant, worries her followers by being admitted to the hospital

Estela Grande was admitted to the hospital at eight months pregnant, causing concern among her followers. The content creator expressed her fear of a premature birth and hopes to be able to give birth on the expected date.

Israel Accuses Hamas of Violating the Truce and Warns That It Will "Respond Accordingly"

Israel accused Hamas of breaking the ceasefire following the explosion of a device that injured an Israeli soldier during a military operation. The Israeli government warned that it will respond to any violation of the truce, maintaining heightened alert in the region.

Israel launches a new wave of attacks against southern Lebanon despite the ceasefire

Israel carried out several attacks in southern Lebanon, destroying buildings and infrastructures used by terrorist groups, despite an active ceasefire.

Netanyahu announces a new million-dollar investment to strengthen the Israeli arms industry

Netanyahu announces a million-dollar investment to reinforce the Israeli arms industry, in response to restrictions imposed by its international allies on the supply of weapons during the bombings in Gaza.

Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano Erupts with Lava Fountains Reaching 425 Meters

Hawaii's Kilauea volcano began erupting on Tuesday at 8:10 PM local time, with lava fountains reaching up to 425 meters high. The activity was reported on Wednesday morning in Spain, prompting alerts and close monitoring by authorities.

Trump, surrounded by girls in bikinis: Epstein file photo 468 that was missing and is now back

Epstein file photo 468, showing Trump surrounded by girls in bikinis, was censored, raising doubts about whether he posed alongside victims of the sex offender. The image disappeared and then reappeared among the documents.

Portable toilets, road closures, and supermarkets closed: Barcelona prepares for the Christmas 'macrobotellón'

Barcelona is preparing for the Christmas 'macrobotellón' with measures such as portable toilets, traffic closures, and supermarket shutdowns. Last year, 2,000 people attended and there were 15 calls to 112 reporting disturbances.

A man was arrested in Australia for supporting the Bondi Beach attack on social media. Police seized prohibited firearms from his home during the arrest.

A Two-Year-Old Girl Dies After Falling Into a River and Being Attacked by Piranhas in the Amazon

A two-year-old girl died after falling into a river in the Amazon, where she was attacked by piranhas. The child suffered deep and severe wounds to the neck, which caused her death.

Sleeping Well Starts with the Pajamas: How to Choose the Perfect Option

Women’secret offers an ideal catalog to improve rest, combining comfort and style in pajamas that promote restorative sleep without sacrificing appearance.

Madrid requests from the judge in the Negreira case access to audits, reports, and economic data of Barça

Former referee Estrada Fernández, acting as a popular prosecutor, has announced on his social media that Real Madrid has requested from the judge in the Negreira case access to audits, reports, and economic data of FC Barcelona.

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

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

The detainees for the double homicide in Elche had tried to occupy the house where they barricaded themselves on two occasions

The Civil Guard has arrested and taken to court the suspects of the double homicide in Elche, who had previously attempted to occupy the house where they barricaded themselves twice.

The Eating Habit Pedri Has Dropped on Ferran's Advice: "He Knows a Lot About These Topics"

Pedri has changed a habit in his diet following Ferran's advice, who has good knowledge about nutrition, with the aim of improving his performance on the field.

The PP summons the Senate to respond to the price increase: "It is the most expensive Christmas"

The PP, led by Feijóo, calls the price increase "unacceptable" and accuses President Sánchez of taking advantage of inflation to "make a profit," amid the rising cost of the Christmas shopping basket.

A landslide causes a giant sinkhole in a UK canal: it 'swallows' several boats and leaves another hanging

A landslide caused a giant sinkhole in a UK canal, swallowing several boats and leaving another balanced precariously. No injuries were reported, but a dozen people were evacuated as a precaution.

The Schismatic Former Nuns of Belorado Will Appeal the Ban on Approaching Their Former Sisters

The lawyer of the eight former nuns stated that the ban aims to prevent the elderly nuns from being manipulated, and therefore they will appeal the measure that prohibits them from approaching their former companions.

Bisbal Surprises Hospital Visit to Wish Patients and Healthcare Workers a Merry Christmas

The singer visited a hospital, toured several areas and floors, and sang Christmas carols from his holiday album to wish patients and healthcare staff a Merry Christmas.

The price of gasoline increases by 4% in a 2025 marked by geostrategic tensions

Gasoline rises by 4% in 2025, in a context of uncertainty following the US blockade of sanctioned tankers in Venezuela and OPEC’s decision to maintain crude oil supply, generating geostrategic tensions that affect energy markets.

Today on TV, the movie where the most stormy love story of Val Kilmer began

At 10:45 PM on Cuatro, one of the most iconic movies of the eighties will be aired, where the intense love story between Val Kilmer and Joanne Whalley began.

How to Talk to Your Teenage Child Without Causing Conflicts: "Validate What They Feel"

Adolescence is a complex stage for both parents and children, but with proper communication guidelines, such as validating the teenager's feelings, it is possible to improve coexistence and avoid conflicts.

Apud, psychologist: "Sleeping on an empty stomach is one of the habits with the greatest impact on quality of life"

Biohacking combines ancestral habits with modern technology to improve quality of life. According to psychologist Apud, sleeping on an empty stomach is one of the most impactful habits for overall well-being, highlighting the importance of simple practices to optimize health.

The Best Christmas Phrases Created with ChatGPT to Celebrate the Holidays

ChatGPT helps create personalized Christmas messages to congratulate family, friends, and colleagues, making it easier to send original and heartfelt greetings during the festive season.

The Reason Why Formentera Is the Only Balearic Island Without an Airport

Formentera, the smallest island of the Balearics, does not have an airport and is only accessible by ferry from Ibiza. This is due to clear reasons related to its size and the preservation of the environment, which prevent the construction of an airstrip.

Why You Should Have an Eraser When You Go to Cut Ham: "It's Very Useful"

Víctor Sanchego, expert ham slicer, reveals a trick for perfectly cutting ham: bringing an eraser. According to him, this tool is very useful during the process.

Does the V16 beacon work in a tunnel without coverage? The DGT clarifies the doubt

The V16 beacon is a safety device that uses technology capable of operating in difficult situations, such as tunnels without coverage, ensuring the visibility and protection of the vehicle in emergencies, according to the DGT.

Famous Couples Who Showed Off Their Style on the Red Carpet in 2025

Several famous couples stood out on the red carpet during 2025, either making their debut together or wearing coordinated outfits that caught everyone's attention. This photo gallery features the best styles that set trends over the past year.

Reservoirs Close 2025 at Their Best Levels in Recent Years: "It Has Rained Much More and Where It Needed to Rain"

Just days before the end of 2025, reservoirs in Spain reach a 54.8% reserve, surpassing the decade average by eight points due to more abundant and well-distributed rainfall in the necessary areas.

Who buys a home they cannot enjoy? Experts reveal who is behind bare ownership

Bare ownership, a rising real estate concept in Spain, allows buyers to purchase properties without enjoying them until the usufructuary passes away. Experts explain that this modality attracts investors and individuals seeking long-term purchases, taking advantage of discounts and planning inheritances.

Childhood video games could be an antidote to stress and mental fatigue

A British-Japanese study reveals that playing video games such as Super Mario Bros. and Yoshi awakens childlike wonder, increasing happiness and helping to prevent mental burnout and stress.

The Russian neo-Nazi fighter Alexei Milchakov, known for collecting ears, gives lessons in schools

The Rusich battalion, founded by Alexei Milchakov, shared images on social media and announced plans to open children's camps aimed at combat training for children and teenagers.

Former European Commissioner Thierry Breton among those affected by US visa restrictions

Thierry Breton questions whether the US visa restrictions represent a new wave of "McCarthyism." He points out that 90% of the European Parliament and the 27 EU leaders supported the DSA, emphasizing the importance of this regulation in the current context.

The DGT Issues a Last-Minute Clarification on Mandatory Insurance for Electric Scooters

The DGT has clarified that the requirement to have insurance for personal mobility vehicles, such as electric scooters, will not be enforced in the short term, clearing up doubts and preventing immediate penalties for users. This clarification comes after confusion caused by recent legal changes regarding the mandatory insurance for these vehicles.

This OCU trick helps you avoid paying extra for a device: it finds the cheapest store for you

The OCU advisor quickly evaluates the price of a device you have found, indicating whether it is good, acceptable, or too expensive, thus helping you avoid overpaying and find the cheapest store.

Mercadona is looking for workers in different parts of Spain with salaries of up to 3,200 euros

Mercadona offers vacancies in stores, logistics, office, online sales, and IT in various locations across Spain, with salaries of up to 3,200 euros.

Puff Pastry with Ham, Brie Cheese, and Jam: A Sweet and Savory Recipe to Succeed at Christmas

This recipe combines puff pastry with ham, brie cheese, and jam, creating a sweet and savory dish perfect for surprising and impressing at the Christmas table.

Guide to Enduring Your Brother-in-Law’s Hoaxes on Christmas Eve: From Microchipped Vaccines to the 'Teletracking' of the New DGT Beacons

During the holidays, discussions arise based on hoaxes and misinformation. This article offers a guide to confronting and debunking common myths, such as microchipped vaccines and the alleged teletracking by the new DGT beacons, helping to manage ideological differences during this time.

Homemade Egg Yolk Glorias: How to Make This Traditional Christmas Sweet That Can't Be Missing from Your Table

Egg Yolk Glorias are a traditional Christmas sweet, perfect for surprising family and friends during Christmas meals and dinners. Making them at home adds a special and authentic touch to the festive table.

Tradition, Diversity, and Sense of Humor in Mexico's Nativity Scenes

Casa de México exhibits handcrafted nativity scenes made with various materials, including one life-sized. The exhibition celebrates the Mexican Christmas tradition and is free to visit until January 11, 2026.

Is Your Family a Drama? These Movies Are Your Best Plan for Christmas Eve

If family gatherings are complicated for you, these holiday dramas and comedies will help you relate and better get through Christmas Eve.

From Lattafa to Khadlaj: The Best Arabic Perfumes to Gift This Christmas

Arabic perfumes, known for their intensity and enveloping fragrances, are one of the most popular gifts this Christmas, standing out for their unmistakable trail and elegance.

Lolita Flores: "Transvestites and transgender people admired my mother and would come over to spend Christmas Eve at our house"

Lolita Flores, currently at the Teatro La Latina with the play Poncia by Luis Luque, recalls how her mother was admired by transvestites and transgender people, who even spent Christmas Eve at their home, showing a close and respectful relationship with this community.

Father Ángel's Proposal to Vinícius to End His Controversial Attitudes

The priest and Madrid fan Father Ángel expressed his opinion on Vinícius's snub of Xabi Alonso on 'El Larguero,' suggesting a more humble attitude to improve his image and avoid controversies.

Dark Christmas: Five Legends Based on Ancient Events, Crimes, and Beliefs

Christmas folklore is marked by legends that reflect the duality between good and evil, inspired by ancient events such as a bloodthirsty marshal, a frustrated mother, and the tragic crime of three children. These old stories blend beliefs and crimes, showcasing the dark side of Christmas in the tradition of our ancestors.

Trump plans to confine 80,000 immigrants in industrial warehouses

Several U.S. media outlets report that, as part of his immigration strategy, President Trump plans to confine 80,000 immigrants in industrial warehouses to manage the increase in migration.

'Kidults', the adults who buy toys and save the industry: "When you start having money, you go crazy"

"Kidults," adult collectors driven by nostalgia, collecting, and pop culture, are driving the recovery of the toy industry with high-value purchases, revitalizing the market.

In five years, sick leaves due to mental health problems have increased by 52% in Spain, generating an economic impact of 81 billion euros. This growth reflects a rising crisis in the emotional well-being of workers.

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

Basanta, a collector from Madrid, owns 4,000 handcrafted nativity scenes from around the world. Currently, three of his nativity scenes are on display in Arganzuela, Retiro, and Hortaleza during this Christmas season.

Merry Christmas

Some dates carry more weight due to uncertainties and unforeseen events that disrupt plans, not always for the better.

The Barbarians

A record number of citizens choose not to vote, showing their disappointment with traditional parties and current democracy.

Silent Night?

Sinister leaders prevent hope from manifesting, even on dates that should be filled with peace and tranquility.

More Night Than Good

Five million Spaniards have broken family or friendship ties for political reasons, placing Spain among the most polarized countries in Europe.

The PP bets on a block-based reading for the upcoming elections to occupy the center: "We have two out of every three votes"

The PP aims to consolidate itself in the political center ahead of the upcoming elections in Aragón, highlighting its ability to attract two out of every three votes through a strategy based on the analysis of electoral blocs.

Ilia Topuria assures that UFC Spain is still underway: "There are quite a few advances"

Ilia Topuria reported that the arrival of the UFC in Spain is still in progress, noting that there are already contacts between the organization and the Community of Madrid, with several advances in the negotiations.

Sánchez Wishes Spaniards a Merry Christmas: "Whatever You Eat and However You Celebrate, Happy Holidays"

The Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, has sent a Christmas message to citizens through a video on social media, wishing them happy holidays regardless of how or what they celebrate.

Epic Gamer Grandma Dies, the Grandmother Who Conquered TikTok

The famous TikTok grandmother, known as Epic Gamer Grandma, died at 78 years old surrounded by her family. She was a veteran social media star who won over many with her charisma and gaming skills.

Investigation into the death of a 48-year-old man in a home in Nerja

The Civil Guard is investigating the death of a 48-year-old man found dead on Tuesday night in a home in Nerja, Málaga. The circumstances of the death are being clarified by the authorities.

Susanna Griso opens up about her professional life: "I've always dreamed of taking a sabbatical year, and at some point it will happen"

Susanna Griso confessed her desire to take a sabbatical year at some point. Additionally, she expressed relief at not having to arrange the seating at Christmas dinners.

Sparkle, the Spanish Elf in Lapland: "Santa Claus is Truly Magical"

Sparkle, a Spanish elf in Lapland, explains her role in preparing and supporting Santa Claus. She describes the work of the elves and how they get ready to assist the most magical man during the Christmas season.

He loses the money for his grandchildren's gifts and his neighbors rally around him

A man lost the money intended for his grandchildren's gifts along with the passbook he used to withdraw it. He has requested help to recover both, and his neighbors have come together to support him in the search.

Ana Terradillos Wishes Merry Christmas to the Viewers of 'La mirada crítica'

Ana Terradillos wished Merry Christmas to the viewers of 'La mirada crítica' by sharing a video of herself and colleagues decorating a Christmas tree, praising her team.

ANALYSIS | How to Escape Impertinences at Christmas Dinners

Impertinences during Christmas dinners can turn festive moments into frustrating ones. This analysis offers key strategies for handling untimely remarks and maintaining a harmonious atmosphere at family gatherings, avoiding conflicts and preserving the spirit of the celebration.

Dispute on 'Codigo 10' between several Badalona residents and activist Basha Changue over the eviction of migrants

Women from Badalona accused migrants of serious crimes, while former deputy and activist Basha Changue denied those claims and shared her testimony to defend the migrants during the debate about their eviction.

'First Dates' reveals that "for 84% of Spanish men, sex is important in a relationship"

According to Richard Pena, the voice-over of 'First Dates', 84% of Spanish men consider sex important in a relationship, while for women this percentage is 69%.

Ana Obregón, in an exclusive with her granddaughter, talks about Lecquio as a father and about Epstein: "He was always a gentleman with me"

Ana Obregón, on the cover of the magazine '¡Hola!', gives an exclusive interview with her granddaughter where she talks about Alessandro Lecquio as a father and shares her personal experience with Epstein, emphasizing that "he was always a gentleman with me."

The Men of Marisa Paredes: From Pedro Almodóvar to Her Secret Love with Chema Prado

On the anniversary of his death, the men who influenced Marisa Paredes' life are remembered, from her close collaboration with Pedro Almodóvar to her reserved love with Chema Prado.

Zendaya, Pregnant with Tom Holland? The Photos That Set Off Alarms

Recent images of Zendaya with Tom Holland and his family have sparked rumors about a possible pregnancy of the actress, fueling speculation among fans and the media.

Manu Lombardo, from 'MYHYV', introduces his new girlfriend and his ex, Susana Megan, reacts

Manu Lombardo, former contestant of 'MYHYV', introduced his new girlfriend, Ana, on Instagram, sharing several photos together. His ex, Susana Megan, has reacted to the news, although the nature of her reaction is not specified.

Anabel Pantoja prepares a romantic surprise for David Rodríguez: "We have a date after months"

Anabel Pantoja romantically surprised her boyfriend, David Rodríguez, by taking him to the movies to enjoy time together after months without dates.

María Pombo Celebrates Her Son Martín's Fifth Birthday in a Big Way

María Pombo joyfully celebrated her son Martín's fifth birthday, despite being just a few days away from giving birth to her third daughter with Pablo Castellano.

Nagore Robles shared on her social media the simple and affordable menu she has prepared for Christmas Eve dinner, showing her practical approach to the holiday celebration.

Susana Molina talks about the controversy over not inviting her former 'LIDLT' co-stars to her wedding

Susana Molina addressed the controversy about not inviting her former 'LIDLT' co-stars to her wedding after speaking with Fani Carbajo on her podcast 'La Sobremesa'.

Marieta laments with "much anger" not being able to celebrate Christmas Eve due to her health condition

The influencer Marieta has been sick for weeks, undergoing multiple medical tests, and expresses her frustration at not being able to celebrate Christmas Eve because of her health condition.

Jorge Jurado, Curro from 'Los Serrano', father of twins: "If I have been Spain's son, now let me be the dad of these two little boys"

Jorge Jurado, known as Curro in 'Los Serrano', has joyfully announced the birth of his twins, Héctor and David, and expresses his desire to fully dedicate himself to being a father.

The First Partial Heart Transplant Performed on a Baby in Spain

The Gregorio Marañón Hospital carried out the first partial heart transplant in Spain on a seven-month-old baby, marking a significant medical advancement. Images of the operation were released.

These Are the Most Beautiful Images of Science in 2025, According to 'Nature' Magazine

The magazine Nature annually selects the most striking scientific images. In 2025, the highlights range from distant cosmic structures to microscopic organisms, showcasing the beauty and progress of scientific knowledge through natural phenomena and remarkable animals.

How to Win the Christmas Lottery Jackpot: Stories and Superstitions of the Draw

The article explores stories and superstitions surrounding 'El Gordo' of the Christmas Lottery, highlighting popular traditions and beliefs associated with the draw. Although winning depends on luck, many participate with rituals and tips passed down through generations, adding a magical and cultural touch to this iconic Spanish lottery.

María Pérez, Iris Tió, Aitana Bonmatí... Spanish Women’s Sports Shine Again in a Historic and Golden 2025

Spanish women’s sports experienced a historic 2025, with gold medals in swimming, record-breaking performances, unprecedented doubles, and new titles for the national football team, highlighting the successes of stars like María Pérez, Iris Tió, and Aitana Bonmatí.

Atlético de Madrid reaches an agreement with Osasuna for the transfer of Javi Galán

Javi Galán, Spanish fullback, has been transferred from Atlético de Madrid to Osasuna, ending his two years at the rojiblanco club.

Which Formula 1 Team Will Have the Best Engine in 2026: Here’s What the Paddock Rumors Say

Mercedes, Ferrari, Red Bull, Honda, and Audi will be the engine manufacturers for the new Formula 1 regulations in 2026, raising expectations about which team will have the best power unit.

Del Bosque: "We have a squad to become world champions again"

Vicente del Bosque, former national team coach, states that Spain has a team capable of winning another World Cup, expressing confidence and hope in the quality and talent of the current squad.

Biathlete Sivert Bakken, 27, Found Dead in His Hotel

Sivert Bakken, a 27-year-old biathlete who participated in 31 World Cup races, was found dead in his hotel in Lavazè, Italy, where he was training.

Christmas Lights and Epilepsy: Which Ones Can Trigger a Seizure and How to Avoid It: "Parades Pose No Danger"

Christmas lights do not pose a risk for people with epilepsy. However, changes in routine and lack of rest can trigger seizures. According to experts, events such as parades do not pose a danger, and it is recommended to maintain regular habits to prevent episodes.

They detect that the Homer1 gene reduces 'noise' in the brain, improves attention, and could help people with ADHD or autism

Researchers discovered that the Homer1 gene helps reduce brain "noise," improving concentration and filtering of distractions. This finding could benefit people with ADHD and autism, offering new options to enhance attention and sensory processing in these disorders.

Teresa Valencia shares her experience with bullying on the podcast 'Capaces de todo': "I was afraid of high school"

Teresa Valencia recounted on the podcast 'Capaces de todo' her harsh experience with bullying that she endured for years in school and high school, revealing how that harassment caused her fear and affected her daily life.

The Government Approves a 2.7% Increase in Pensions for 2026: Minimum Pensions Will Grow by More Than 7% and the Minimum Income by 11.4%

The Government has approved a 2.7% increase in pensions for 2026. The average retirement pension will rise by 570 euros gross per year, reaching 1,552 euros monthly across 14 payments. Minimum pensions and the minimum vital income will have higher increases, of more than 7% and 11.4% respectively.

The Government Freezes Self-Employed Contributions in 2026 Due to Lack of Agreement with Associations

The Government has decided to freeze self-employed contributions in 2026 due to the lack of agreement with the associations. The employers' organization ATA welcomes the extension, which keeps the 2025 contribution rates in effect for the coming year as well.

Between Tariffs, Takeover Bids, and Strategic Turns: A Heated Year for Ibex 35 Companies

Spanish major companies faced a challenging year due to government intervention in key corporate transactions, affecting strategic decisions and the tariff environment, which created an atmosphere of uncertainty for Ibex 35 companies.

The Ibex 35 Gets Stuck in the Search for New Highs on Christmas Eve

The Ibex 35 retreats from the 17,200 points reached intraday, in a session with low trading volume, making it difficult to achieve new highs on the eve of Christmas Eve.

The Price of Gold Breaks All Records and Surpasses $4,500 for the First Time in History

Expectations of further interest rate cuts in the U.S. and geopolitical instability continue to drive the price of gold, which has exceeded $4,500 for the first time ever.

No Norway lobster for Christmas? Spain closes shellfish fishing in the Gulf of Cádiz during its peak sales period

The General Secretariat of Fisheries has closed Norway lobster fishing in the Gulf of Cádiz after the annual quota of 30.4 tons was exhausted. The measure affects the Christmas campaign and anticipates a cut of more than 50% in catches for 2026, raising concerns about the availability of shellfish during its highest demand season.

PAI Partners closes the sale of Uvesco (Supermercados BM) to a group of Basque investors

PAI Partners has completed the sale of Uvesco, parent company of Supermercados BM and Super Amara, for 700 million euros. The purchase was made in November by a group of Basque investors led by the current CEO Ángel Jareño.

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The Most-Watched Christmas Movies on Netflix, Prime Video, and Other Platforms: A Quick Guide to Streaming Them

This article reviews the most popular Christmas movies on platforms like Netflix and Prime Video, combining new releases and classics that are a must during the holidays, offering a quick guide to enjoying them via streaming.

'Pluribus': final explained of the best post-apocalyptic science fiction series of our time

The series created by Vince Gilligan and starring Rhea Seehorn concludes on Apple TV with a flawless season, establishing itself as one of the platform's biggest recent successes.

Does 'Avatar 3' Have a Post-Credits Scene? We Tell You Whether You Should Stay Until the End of 'The Fire and the Ashes'

James Cameron's saga might be nearing its end, and fans are wondering if 'Avatar 3: The Fire and the Ashes' includes a post-credits scene that reveals clues about its future.

One of the biggest mistakes in film history: 'Anaconda' made a catastrophic fool of itself by saving a few dollars

The comedic remake of 'Anaconda' revives the involuntary laughter caused by the original's mistakes and cost-cutting on effects, which resulted in memorable ridicule amid the jungle plot.

Excellent Christmas Movies for Anti-Christmas People: The Best Alternatives to Change This Holiday Season

We present ten alternative Christmas movies for those who do not enjoy the typical holiday stories, helping to reconnect with a less traditional side this season.

The new Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold has a serious problem, is it as durable as it promises?

The Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold shows durability issues, as a video reveals that its hinges fail much earlier than the company claims, casting doubt on its promised durability.

For fans of 'Love Actually': this humanoid robot recreates a legendary scene from the movie

A humanoid robot recreates the iconic scene from 'Love Actually' where Rowan Atkinson wraps a gift, surprising fans with its faithfulness to the original.

Google Maps Tricks to Survive Christmas: Avoid Traffic Jams and Crowds in Stores

Google Maps offers tips to avoid traffic jams and crowds during Christmas, as well as suggestions to save time and money on travel and holiday shopping.

This is how you can see where Santa Claus is in real time with Google's Santa Tracker

Google Santa Tracker is a free tool that allows you to follow Santa Claus's journey in real time as he delivers gifts around the world.

ALDI launches its new retro-designed coffee maker in Spain: creamy coffee without spending a fortune

ALDI's new coffee maker in Spain features a retro design, simple and double filters, a milk frothing nozzle, 20 bars of pressure, and a 1.5-liter capacity, allowing you to prepare creamy coffee at a good price.

What Will 2026 Smell Like: The Olfactory Notes of the New Year Will Be the Same as Always (But Better Than Ever)

The olfactory trends of 2026 will combine classic and timeless aromas, ranging from comforting sweets and floral notes associated with femininity to a new clean sensuality, offering an enhanced experience of traditional fragrances.

The Asymmetrical Top That Mar Flores Wore to Create the Perfect Concert Look

Former model and businesswoman Mar Flores attended Manuel Carrasco's concert at Starlite wearing a look highlighted by an asymmetrical top, which was the centerpiece of her styling for the occasion.

Kilometer-long queues at Mango to get the most elegant coat of the season: burgundy and Manteco wool

Mango's burgundy Manteco wool coat has become a best-seller this winter, causing long lines because it is a highly sought-after classic that won't be in stores for long.

Facial Masks on the Plane: A Beauty Trick with More Sense Than You Think

In 2026, beauty will be key in travel, evolving from duty-free shopping to essential activities. Facial masks during the flight will become the first step for beauty lovers, marking the start of their skincare routine from the air.

This is how Marta Hazas takes care of her skin and hair: "I never go to bed without removing my makeup and I don't wash my hair every day"

Marta Hazas maintains a simple and consistent routine to care for her skin and curly hair, adapting it to her work schedule. She emphasizes the importance of removing makeup every night and avoiding washing her hair daily to keep it healthy.

An Expert Talks About What It Means That Karol G Cut Her Own Hair at Home: "It's Not Just About Aesthetics"

Karol G surprised everyone with a radical new look after cutting her own hair at home, an act loaded with meaning beyond aesthetics, according to an expert who highlights its connection to processes of self-discovery and personal empowerment.

How to Choose (If We Can) a Good (Genuine) Iberian Ham: Note What You Should Look For

If the budget doesn't allow for an Iberian ham, alternatives are serrano ham and cured duroc ham, both made from white pork.

The Five Most Typical Spanish Recipes for Christmas

We suggest five traditional Spanish recipes perfect for Christmas Eve or New Year's Eve dinner, commonly found on holiday tables and reflecting the rich gastronomy of Spain during these celebrations.

Dr. Arias on Blood Sausage: "It Has an Extraordinary Nutritional Value"

Dr. Arias highlights the health benefits of blood sausage, emphasizing its exceptional nutritional value as a food that provides important nutrients for health.

Tricks for the Perfect Burger: "Season the Meat on the Griddle"

To achieve perfect burgers, it is key to salt and pepper the meat directly on the griddle, not before. This method improves the flavor and texture, resulting in a juicy and delicious outcome. Other tips include not pressing the meat while cooking and using fresh ingredients for toppings.

Neither French nor Italian: the best goat cheese in the world is from Murcia

Murcia goat cheese has been recognized as the best in the world and ranked among the top 10 at the prestigious 'World Cheese Awards', standing out against French and Italian cheeses.

This is Spain's Best Preserved Roman Treasure: a Temple Surrounded by Nature

In Cáceres, next to a large reservoir in Extremadura, there is an exceptional Roman temple, considered one of the best preserved in Spain, surrounded by nature that enhances its historical and archaeological value.

Five Christmas Villages to Visit Less Than an Hour from Madrid

Five villages near Madrid offer attractive Christmas activities, such as the Navacerrada market and the natural ice rink in Cercedilla, perfect for enjoying the festive spirit without traveling far from the city.

This beautiful village in the middle of the mountain looks like it's from Austria, but it is actually in Lleida

Located in the Àneu Valley, this picturesque village with a medieval atmosphere offers a unique experience in the Catalan Pyrenees, combining beauty and an ideal location to explore the region.

How is Christmas Celebrated in Other Countries? The Most Curious Customs Around the World

Christmas is celebrated in unique ways worldwide, from skating to church to hiding a pickle-shaped ornament on the tree, showcasing various traditions and curious customs that enrich this holiday.

The Village That Hides the Largest Holly Forest in Spain: Magical and Unique

This small town in Soria, with only 60 inhabitants, is home to one of the largest and most unique holly forests in Europe, which offers an especially magical and unique landscape in autumn.

The Impressive Chapel in Portugal with a Facade Covered by Thousands of Shells

In a historic town in Alentejo, Portugal, there is a unique chapel whose facade is covered by thousands of shells, standing out as a special and singular temple in the region.

The Medieval Town of La Rioja That Features a Corner of 'Loving Walls'

In the north of La Rioja, near Castilla y León and the Basque Country, there is a small medieval village that houses an emotional and romantic sculpture known as the 'loving walls,' a corner full of history and charm.

USA authorizes the sale of Wegoby in tablets instead of injections for weight loss

The United States has approved the sale of Wegoby in tablet form as an alternative to injections for weight loss. In Spain, for now, only the injectable form is authorized, and the pills are not yet available.

58% of the Spanish population sees resources against unwanted loneliness as inaccessible, according to a study

58% of Spaniards perceive that resources to combat unwanted loneliness are inaccessible. Additionally, nearly half consider that resources to reduce the digital divide are also little or not at all accessible.

An Expert in Eating Disorders on Christmas Meals: "Don't Think About What You Won't Be Able to Eat Tomorrow"

Belén Galiani, an expert in Eating Disorders, offers advice for enjoying Christmas meals in a healthy way, recommending focusing on the present and avoiding thoughts about future restrictions to maintain a balanced relationship with food.

An Endocrinologist's Advice to Prevent Gallstones: "A Teaspoon of Oil in Your Coffee"

An endocrinologist recommends adding a teaspoon of olive oil to your coffee to prevent gallstones, thereby taking advantage of the benefits of this oil in a new and less traditional way.

A study links six depressive symptoms in middle age with a higher risk of dementia

A study found that six depressive symptoms in middle age, such as loss of self-confidence and difficulty coping with problems, are associated with an almost 50% increase in the risk of developing dementia.

"We start to lose neurons at 65 years old, avoiding alcohol is key"

The expert advises stopping alcohol consumption from the age of 65, as its intake contributes to the loss of neurons, affecting brain health at this stage of life.

Stellantis Continues to Trust Its Luxury Brands and This Is Its Roadmap for 2026

Stellantis is betting on its luxury brands Alfa Romeo, DS, and Lancia, which will present new key models to grow in the competitive premium segment until 2026.

Can a Driver Access the DGT 3.0 Platform and Report an Incident?

With the arrival in 2026 of the Connected V16 beacons as the only pre-signaling device, drivers have questions about the functions of this emergency light and whether they will be able to report incidents through the DGT 3.0 Platform.

Hyundai Thinks Big for the Brussels Motor Show

Hyundai will surprise at the Brussels Motor Show with the presentation of its largest electric vehicle to date, highlighting its commitment to innovation and sustainable mobility.

Transport Department extends driving limits for transport workers during Christmas

The Transport Department has relaxed the rules for transport workers during Christmas, allowing them to drive more hours daily, weekly, and biweekly, as well as reducing the mandatory rest times.

The MOT for motorcycles will remain mandatory in Spain despite the EU's refusal

The refusal of the European Council prevents Spain from eliminating the mandatory MOT for motorcycles, leaving the Directorate-General for Traffic without grounds to modify this regulation.

Madrilenians and Tourists Fill Plaza Mayor to Celebrate 'Tardebuena'

On a mild December 24th, Madrilenians and tourists gather in Plaza Mayor to enjoy food and drinks before the Christmas dinner, celebrating the traditional 'tardebuena'.

The Generalitat of Catalonia Positively Evaluates the First Quarter of Mobile Phone Ban in Secondary Education: "It Is a Very Sensible Measure"

The regional minister highlights the ban on mobile phones in secondary education after the first quarter as a sensible measure. Currently, the priority is to reinforce Language and Mathematics subjects to improve education in Catalonia.

Five people arrested in Cádiz for a seven million euro public subsidy fraud

Five people have been arrested in Cádiz for a seven million euro fraud involving public subsidies. The funds were embezzled through a corporate network involving more than fifteen companies.

Sentenced to Almost Four Years in Prison for Carrying 1,200 Kilos of Cannabis on a Boat

A man was sentenced to almost four years in prison after being caught transporting 1,200 kilos of cannabis on a boat. The drug had an approximate value of 3.7 million euros on the illicit market.

Routes through the most Christmas-like landscapes of Burgos: snow, forests, and holly

Five routes to explore the Christmas landscapes of Burgos, highlighting the beauty of its snow-capped peaks, forests, and holly, ideal for enjoying nature and the stately towns of the region.

Barcelona detects 33 violations in 66 nightlife venues in the city

In Barcelona, 33 violations have been detected in 66 nightlife venues. Most are minor and can be resolved easily, reflecting efficient control in the sector.

Snow Forces Use of Chains on Two Roads in the Catalan Provinces of Barcelona and Lleida

Snow has forced the use of chains on two roads in the provinces of Barcelona and Lleida. Additionally, the Traffic Control Service (STC) recommended caution on two other roads due to the presence of fog.

The PP headquarters in Finestrat, the town where 'president' Pérez Llorca was mayor, attacked with graffiti

The PP headquarters in Finestrat, Alicante, was attacked last night with red paint and graffiti on its facade. The incident occurred in the town where the 'president' Pérez Llorca was mayor, the party reported in a statement.

Tragedy in Ciudad Real: Man dies in house fire in the town of Almadén

A man died this morning in a fire that occurred in his house in Almadén, Ciudad Real. The causes of death have not yet been determined.

Barcelona Airport expects to operate 738 flights this Christmas Eve

Airports in Spain will manage a total of 4,207 flights this Wednesday, with Barcelona Airport operating 738 flights during Christmas Eve.

The Terrifying Surprise of a Couple When Buying a House: "We Went Into the Basement and Saw It"

A couple discovered a chilling sentence written in the basement of the house they bought, causing a frightening surprise when exploring the place for the first time.

The viral letter from a girl to Santa Claus: "The list can be used for next Christmas"

A girl organized her letter to Santa Claus by dividing her possible gifts into sections, making it clear that the list could also be used for next Christmas. This neat and funny letter went viral due to its originality and practical sense.

Two Rats and a 'Bagel': The Dramatic Struggle for Survival of Two Rodents in the New York Subway

Two rats engaged in an intense three-minute fight in the New York subway over a piece of bagel, showcasing the harsh daily battle for survival of these urban rodents.

Signs That Your Dog Does Not Want to Be at Your Christmas Celebration

Some dogs exhibit behaviors such as excessive play, jumping, or hyperactivity when they are stressed during Christmas celebrations, indicating that they do not want to participate in the party.

Why Cats May Stop Eating and What to Do

Respiratory problems in cats affect their sense of smell, a key sense for stimulating their appetite. This can cause them to stop eating, so it is important to identify and treat these conditions to ensure proper nutrition.

Do We Know How to Take Care of Our Chinchillas? Essential Guide to Keep Them Healthy and Happy

Chinchillas, active and shy pets, require ample space, a cool environment, and a calm routine to prevent stress and maintain their health and well-being.

Check your horoscope for this Thursday, December 25, 2025

Check your horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es and discover the astrological predictions that will help you face the day with energy and insights about your zodiac sign.

These are the preferred names of Madrid residents for their babies

The names most chosen by parents in Madrid for their babies have not changed compared to the previous year, remaining consistent for both girls and boys.

Supermarket Hours on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day: Stores That Will Be Open

Some supermarkets have adjusted their hours for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, providing information about which locations will remain open during these holiday dates.

The Irreparable Mistake of the Sagrada Familia That Is Visible to the Naked Eye and Gaudí Ignored

The Sagrada Familia shows a notable asymmetry in its towers, a visible detail that few have noticed. This irreparable mistake was ignored by Antoni Gaudí during the design, affecting the visual harmony of the iconic temple.

Male reindeer lose their antlers in winter, which is why Santa’s reindeer are likely female

Male reindeer lose their antlers after the rutting season, in late autumn or early winter, while females keep their antlers throughout the winter. Therefore, the reindeer pulling Santa Claus’s sleigh at Christmas would be females, as they retain their antlers during that time.

A City Fills Up with Absurd Signs: "Speed Limit for Walking: 2.83 km/h"

The artist Cameron Hunt created funny absurd traffic signs in Christchurch, New Zealand, as part of the Little Street Art Festival, surprising residents with unusual messages such as a speed limit for walking.

These Are the Best Poetry Books Left to Us by the Year 2025

Motel Margot presents a selection of the best poetry collections published in 2024, highlighting works that bring fresh voices and varied styles, reflecting the trends and poetic richness of the year.

Signs That Your Boiler Is Malfunctioning and You Could Have Problems This Winter

With the arrival of the cold weather, it is essential that the boiler works properly to keep the home warm, especially during holiday gatherings. JMM SAT Ferroli, a boiler company in Zaragoza, highlights clear signs that your boiler might be failing and needs an inspection to avoid problems this winter.

The Best Celebrity Looks of 2025

The red carpets of 2025 showcased elegant and sophisticated styles. Highlights include Emma Stone at the Golden Globes, Ariana Grande in a cinematic dress, and Pedro Pascal's flawless look, among other standout looks of the year.

They Look Like Tuscany, but They Are in Spain

Spain offers charming villages similar to Italy's Tuscany, with cobblestone streets, colorful villas, and stunning landscapes, allowing you to enjoy this experience without traveling to Italy.

Politics Are Not Discussed

All the comic strips published by Terán in 20minutos, which address various topics without focusing on politics.

The Year When 'Trumpism' Short-Circuited the Foundations of the European Union's Economy and Security

The EU has based its decisions on the actions of the U.S. administration, facing economic and security challenges arising from the unpredictable approach of "Trumpism." This has complicated transatlantic cooperation and generated uncertainty within the community bloc.

Iranian Parliamentarians Express Their Support for Venezuela Against US Actions

150 Iranian parliamentarians expressed their support for the Venezuelan government, rejecting the "illegal actions" of the United States against Venezuela. They expressed solidarity and emphasized the importance of resisting external pressures to protect national sovereignty.

50 People Detained from a Network Based in Spain for Committing Online Scams Against More Than 400 People

The criminal network, based in Spain, scammed over 400 victims in Spain, Italy, and France, obtaining profits exceeding 320,000 euros. In the operation, 50 people involved in these online frauds were arrested.

Algeria adopts a law that criminalizes France's practices during colonization

The Algerian government approved a law that penalizes French colonial practices, without blaming the French people or seeking revenge, but demands an official acknowledgment from Paris regarding the abuses committed during colonization.

Eight Arrested in Bolivia Protests Against the End of Diesel Subsidy

Bolivian police detained eight people during protests against the end of the diesel subsidy, using tear gas to control the demonstrators.

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection Service Releases an AI-Generated Video Showing Santa Claus Detaining Migrants

Since January, nearly two million migrants have self-deported, and over 600,000 have been expelled by U.S. authorities. The Customs and Border Protection service published an AI-generated video that uses the image of Santa Claus to depict the detention of migrants.

The Government approved two social decrees for validation in the first plenary session, seeking broad support and challenging the PP with the revaluation of pensions. However, it rejects extending the rent regulation requested by Sumar.

The CREA Research Group Announces Its "Immediate" Dissolution Following Sexual Harassment Complaints

The researcher Ramón Flecha faces serious accusations of psychological coercion, mistreatment, and exploitation, which has led to the immediate dissolution of the CREA research group.

Norman Rockwell, the artist who captured the true spirit of Christmas

Norman Rockwell began by painting a childlike Mr. Scrooge and, as an adult, depicted Christmas consumerism without losing the warmth and true spirit of Christmas in his works.

Ricardo Cuenci, the voice of 'Mi burrito sabanero,' sings his Christmas carol again 50 years later

Ricardo Cuenci, who recorded 'Mi burrito sabanero' at the age of eight in 1975, returns to sing this iconic Christmas carol that has become a holiday classic in Venezuela, Latin America, and Spain, 50 years after its release.

Barcelona promotes a credit line of 25,000 euros for freelancers and microenterprises

Barcelona launches a credit line of up to 25,000 euros aimed at freelancers and microenterprises, which make up 94.6% of the city's business fabric, to support their growth and economic stability.

A woman and her son wanted in Germany found in Lugo

A woman and her son, wanted in Germany, were found in Lugo living in inhumane conditions inside a van that was constantly changing parking locations.

Israel announces the death of a man involved in financing Hamas in an attack in southern Gaza

Abu al Hay Zaqut, accused of financing Hamas, died in an attack in southern Gaza. He was in the same car as the Hamas commander Raed Saad, who also died during the operation.

A 53-year-old man recovers from cardiorespiratory arrest during a game in Villanueva

Summa technicians managed to resuscitate a 53-year-old man after a cardiorespiratory arrest during a basketball game in Villanueva de la Cañada on Christmas Eve morning.

The judge does not accept the complaint against the Government delegate in Madrid regarding the security arrangements of the Vuelta stage

The judge has decided to dismiss the complaint against the Government delegate in Madrid concerning the security measures during a stage of the Vuelta, considering that the facts do not constitute a criminal offense.

This article compiles the most read and popular news among 20minutos users, highlighting current topics that generate the greatest interest and engagement. The content covers national and international events, culture, and society, reflecting the audience's informative preferences and trends on the platform.

20M Surveys: Participate with Your Vote and See What Other Readers Think

20M Surveys invites readers to participate with their vote and discover the opinions of other users. This initiative aims to encourage interaction and learn about diverse perspectives on topics of interest, creating a dynamic and participatory space for the community.

Artificial Intelligence: What You Need to Know to Get Started with AI

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a technology that enables machines to learn and make decisions. To get started, it is key to understand concepts such as machine learning, neural networks, and data processing. Additionally, it is important to know its applications, benefits, and ethical challenges. AI is transforming multiple sectors, and basic knowledge of it is essential to harness its potential.

Check your 2025 Christmas Lottery ticket live: which is the Jackpot, minor prizes, and the rest of the winning numbers

Check live if your Christmas Lottery ticket for December 22 has won the Jackpot, minor prizes, or any of the 15,304 prizes in the special draw.

The Most Addictive British Series Is on SkyShowtime: A Thriller Full of Chases and Puzzles

Neil Cross, creator of 'Luther', sets his new series in the Mediterranean, leaving behind the gray of London. This thriller promises action, chases, and puzzles, establishing itself as one of the most addictive offerings available on SkyShowtime.

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

V16 lights will be mandatory on all vehicles in Spain starting January 2026. They raise questions among drivers, some of whom are reluctant to stop using the traditional emergency triangles.

Karlos Arguiñano, Chef: "I come from a family with very low incomes and I know what it’s like to have to eat while spending little"

Karlos Arguiñano, chef, shares his experience growing up in a low-income family and emphasizes the importance of affordable cooking. He has released a new book, 'Cooking for Everyone,' aimed at helping people prepare good meals on a budget.

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

The DGT clarifies doubts about the use of the V16 beacon, mandatory since January. Many drivers wonder if they can test it at home without activating emergency services, as questions about its operation and consequences remain among users.

The ending of Batman clarified: The writer of 'The Dark Knight' comments on the final shot

David S. Goyer reveals how, together with Jonathan and Christopher Nolan, they conceived the final scene of Batman with Christian Bale, explaining the meaning and intention behind the conclusion of the trilogy.

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

Maribel Verdú shares anecdotes from her career and reveals her fashion and beauty essentials, highlighting her desire to feel good at 55 without appearing younger.

This language is only spoken in three towns in Extremadura and is endangered

One of the three recognized native languages of Extremadura survives only in three towns in the region. This language is endangered due to its small number of speakers and the lack of intergenerational transmission.

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

The Madrid Metro is progressing with its construction to expand the network, with new stops that will be operational in 2026, improving connections in various neighborhoods of the city.

The Secret Under the Sand of Western Sahara: The Reason for Morocco's Interest in the Former Spanish Colony

Western Sahara is rich in mineral resources and is suspected to have significant reserves of oil and natural gas, which explains Morocco's strategic interest in this region.

The First Alarms Arrive Over Using V16 Beacons to Pre-Signal Emergencies, Casting Doubt on Their Effectiveness

Some Spanish drivers are replacing triangles with connected V16 beacons, according to the new regulations. However, the first videos show dangerous situations that question the effectiveness of these beacons for signaling roadside emergencies.

Euskadi Work Calendar 2026: Easter Date, Holidays, and All Long Weekends

In the Euskadi work calendar for 2026, the holiday on Sunday, October 12th, Hispanic Day, is moved to Monday to facilitate long weekends and work planning in the region.

White House orders military to focus on ’quarantine’ of Venezuela oil

The White House has directed the U.S. military to prioritize efforts to "quarantine" Venezuelan oil, aiming to disrupt oil exports that fund the Maduro regime. This move is part of a broader strategy to pressure Venezuela's government by targeting its primary revenue source amid ongoing political and economic crises. The military's role includes monitoring and preventing illicit oil shipments from reaching global markets.

Democratic governors call on Trump administration to lift freeze on offshore wind projects

Several Democratic governors urged the Trump administration to end its freeze on offshore wind projects, emphasizing the importance of clean energy development for economic growth and environmental protection. They highlighted job creation potential and the need to combat climate change, urging swift approval to advance these renewable energy initiatives along the U.S. coastline.

Precious metals rally: UBS warns of profit-taking risk into holidays

Precious metals prices surged recently, driven by inflation concerns and geopolitical tensions. However, UBS cautions investors about potential profit-taking ahead of the holiday season, which could lead to price volatility. The bank advises monitoring market developments closely as demand dynamics and economic data remain uncertain.

US regulator extends driving-time limit waiver for heating fuel haulers

The US regulator has extended the waiver on driving-time limits for heating fuel haulers to ensure uninterrupted supply during peak demand. This extension allows drivers to operate longer hours, helping prevent fuel shortages amid increased heating needs due to cold weather conditions. The move aims to support timely delivery and maintain public safety during the winter season.

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Insight - ‘Not a happy Trump supporter’: Cattle ranchers hit by push for lower beef prices

U.S. cattle ranchers, many of whom supported Trump, are frustrated by initiatives aimed at lowering beef prices. They feel these efforts undermine their livelihoods by squeezing profit margins in a sector already hit by high costs and supply chain issues. The push for cheaper beef, driven by consumer demand and policy changes, conflicts with ranchers' interests, creating tension within the agricultural community.

Reliance continues to receive Rosneft oil under US concession

Reliance Industries is still receiving crude oil supplies from Rosneft thanks to a US concession that allows trade despite sanctions. This arrangement helps Reliance maintain its refining operations amid global geopolitical tensions, highlighting the complexities of international oil trade under sanction regimes.

Oil prices steady after U.S. growth data, Venezuela supply risks

Oil prices remained steady following U.S. economic growth data, which indicated continued demand. Concerns over supply disruptions from Venezuela added support to the market. Traders are weighing steady demand against geopolitical risks, keeping prices balanced amid uncertain global energy dynamics.

Zelenskiy seeks meeting with Trump to hammer out issue of territory

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has expressed interest in meeting former U.S. President Donald Trump to discuss territorial disputes involving Ukraine. The proposed dialogue aims to find common ground and potential resolutions to ongoing conflicts in Eastern Ukraine. Zelenskiy believes that direct talks could help advance peace efforts and clarify positions on contested regions.

US tells UN it will deprive Venezuela’s Maduro, drug cartel of resources

The US informed the UN of plans to cut off financial resources to Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and associated drug cartels. This move aims to curb illicit activities and pressure Maduro's regime by targeting its funding channels. The US seeks international support to enforce measures that limit the flow of money fueling corruption and drug trafficking in Venezuela.

Taiwan stocks higher at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted up 0.57%

Taiwan stocks closed higher, with the Taiwan Weighted Index rising 0.57%. Gains were driven by strong performances in technology and semiconductor sectors amid positive investor sentiment. Market optimism was boosted by favorable economic data and easing geopolitical tensions, supporting continued growth prospects for Taiwan's export-driven economy.

Hanwha’s Philly Shipyard can build nuclear submarine for US Navy, executive says

Hanwha’s Philly Shipyard is qualified and capable of building nuclear submarines for the US Navy, according to a company executive. This development signals a potential expansion in the US submarine manufacturing base, supporting national security and defense needs. The shipyard aims to contribute to the Navy’s fleet modernization efforts.

Nvidia, joining Big Tech deal spree, to license Groq technology, hire executives

Nvidia is expanding its technology portfolio by licensing AI chip technology from Groq. The company is also hiring key executives to strengthen its leadership as it joins other major tech firms in making strategic acquisitions and partnerships to boost AI capabilities and market presence.

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S&P 500, Dow hit all-time closing highs; gold, silver touch records

The S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average reached all-time closing highs amid strong market momentum. Meanwhile, gold and silver prices surged to record levels driven by investor demand for safe-haven assets amid economic uncertainties and inflation concerns. This dual rise in stocks and precious metals highlights a unique market dynamic reflecting both optimism and caution among investors.

Hyundai to recall over 51,000 vehicles in US over risk of fire, NHTSA says

Hyundai is recalling more than 51,000 vehicles in the US due to a fire risk linked to faulty wiring. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) highlighted that this defect could cause short circuits, increasing the chance of a fire. Hyundai will notify owners and provide free repairs to fix the issue to ensure driver safety.

Mexico stocks higher at close of trade; S&P/BMV IPC up 0.03%

Mexico's stock market closed slightly higher, with the S&P/BMV IPC index rising 0.03%. The gains reflect cautious investor optimism amid mixed economic data and corporate earnings reports. Market activity was steady as traders assessed global cues and domestic factors influencing Mexico's economy.

Canada stocks lower at close of trade; S&P/TSX Composite down 0.18%

The S&P/TSX Composite ended lower, down 0.18%, as investors weighed mixed economic data and corporate earnings. Key sectors including energy and financials saw declines, while some defensive stocks gained ground. Market participants remained cautious amid ongoing global uncertainties impacting trade and growth forecasts.

Colombia stocks higher at close of trade; COLCAP up 0.29%

Colombia's stock market ended higher, with the COLCAP index rising 0.29%. Gains were driven by positive investor sentiment and strength in key sectors. Trading volumes showed steady activity as market participants responded to domestic and global economic developments.

Russia stocks lower at close of trade; MOEX Russia Index down 0.22%

Russian stocks declined at the close, with the MOEX Russia Index falling 0.22%. Market activity reflected investor caution amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainties impacting Russia's financial markets.

US mortgage rates fall for second consecutive week

US mortgage rates have declined for the second straight week, easing costs for homebuyers. This decrease may boost housing market activity amid economic uncertainties, providing some relief in borrowing expenses.

U.S. initial jobless claims drop, beating forecasts and bolstering USD

U.S. initial jobless claims fell more than expected last week, indicating a resilient labor market. The drop in claims boosted investor confidence and strengthened the U.S. dollar. This improvement suggests continued economic stability despite recent uncertainties, supporting expectations of a steady Federal Reserve monetary policy.

China widens foreign investment incentive list to stem falling inflows

China has expanded its foreign investment incentive list to attract more overseas capital amid declining inflows. The move aims to boost sectors like technology and manufacturing by offering tax breaks and streamlined approvals. This strategy seeks to enhance economic stability and drive growth as global competition for investment intensifies.

Zambia’s inflation accelerates to 11.2% in December despite stronger kwacha

Zambia’s inflation rose to 11.2% in December, up from previous months, despite a stronger kwacha currency. The increase was driven by rising food and transport costs, impacting consumer prices. The central bank faces challenges balancing currency stability and inflation control amid economic pressures.

US crude oil inventories surge, exceeding expectations

US crude oil inventories rose significantly last week, surpassing analyst forecasts. The unexpected increase signals a potential shift in supply dynamics, impacting oil prices and market sentiment. This buildup may result from changes in production or decreased demand, influencing future energy market trends and policy considerations.

Trump says anybody that disagrees with him will never be Fed Chair

Former President Trump declared that anyone who disagrees with him will never be considered for the Federal Reserve Chair position. He emphasized loyalty as a key factor in his selections for the role, signaling his expectation for the Fed Chair to align closely with his views on economic policy.

CB Consumer Confidence Index sees a slight uptick, but falls short of expectations

The CB Consumer Confidence Index showed a minor increase, signaling modest improvement in consumer sentiment. However, the rise was below analysts' forecasts, reflecting ongoing economic uncertainties. Concerns about inflation and job market stability continue to temper optimism among consumers.

US manufacturing production unchanged in November

US manufacturing production held steady in November, showing no growth from the previous month. This stagnation reflects ongoing challenges in the sector, including supply chain disruptions and fluctuating demand, signaling cautious optimism among manufacturers amid uncertain economic conditions.

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US Industrial Production Dips, Bucking Forecasted Stability

US industrial production fell unexpectedly, declining by 0.2% contrary to forecasts of no change. The drop was driven by decreases in manufacturing and utility output, signaling potential challenges for economic growth amid fluctuating demand and supply chain issues.

Arkansas ticket scoops $1.8 billion in Christmas Powerball jackpot

A ticket sold in Arkansas won the $1.8 billion Powerball jackpot, the largest in U.S. history. The winning numbers were drawn on Christmas Day. The winner has 60 days to claim the prize and can choose a lump sum of approximately $930 million. This jackpot eclipsed previous records, marking a historic moment for the lottery and its lucky victor.

BOJ chief sees progress in hitting price goal, signals further hikes

Bank of Japan Governor noted progress toward achieving the inflation target amid steady economic recovery. He indicated potential for further interest rate hikes to ensure price stability. The central bank remains cautious but optimistic about sustaining inflation near its goal.

Japan expects growth to accelerate next year with fiscal stimulus

Japan anticipates stronger economic growth next year, driven by increased fiscal stimulus measures. The government plans to boost spending to support recovery amid global uncertainties, aiming to enhance domestic demand and investment. This approach is expected to help Japan overcome current economic challenges and sustain momentum in its growth trajectory.

Dow, S&P 500 close at record highs as Santa rally starts

The Dow and S&P 500 both closed at record highs, marking the start of the seasonal "Santa rally." This upward trend is driven by strong corporate earnings, positive economic data, and optimism surrounding the holiday shopping season, boosting investor confidence as year-end approaches.

Will lower rates address weak employment growth? Not so sure, Yardeni says

Ed Yardeni expresses skepticism that lowering interest rates will significantly boost weak employment growth. He suggests that factors beyond monetary policy, such as structural changes in the labor market, may be limiting job gains. Yardeni emphasizes the need to consider these broader issues when addressing employment challenges, indicating rate cuts alone might not effectively enhance job creation.

Survey: Tariff costs to drive further U.S. price hikes in 2026

A recent survey indicates that tariffs will continue to contribute to rising consumer prices in the U.S. through 2026. Businesses report higher operational costs due to tariffs on imported goods, which are expected to be passed on to consumers, exacerbating inflationary pressures in the coming years.

As crypto and private credit hit the mainstream, investor risk seen multiplying

The rise of crypto and private credit in mainstream investing has increased risks for investors. While these assets offer high returns, they also bring greater volatility and complexity. Experts warn that as these markets grow, regulatory oversight may lag, potentially exposing investors to significant losses amid market fluctuations and opaque practices.

Gold, silver and platinum take a breather after record rally

After a historic rally, gold, silver, and platinum prices paused as investors reassessed market conditions. The recent surge was driven by economic uncertainty and demand for safe-haven assets. Analysts suggest the metals may experience short-term consolidation before potentially resuming upward trends amid ongoing global financial tensions and inflation concerns.

Justice Department says Epstein document release could take a few more weeks

The Justice Department announced that the release of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein may be delayed by a few more weeks. The delay is due to ongoing reviews and redactions to protect sensitive information. Officials aim to ensure that the documents provide transparency while safeguarding privacy and security concerns before making them public.

Yen stronger as traders wary of intervention

The yen strengthened against the dollar as traders grew cautious about potential Japanese government intervention to prevent excessive currency moves. Despite the yen's gains, authorities signaled readiness to act if fluctuations destabilize markets, leading to cautious trading. Investors balanced expectations of intervention with broader economic factors influencing the yen's value.

Bitcoin price today: ticks lower to $87k amid ETF outflows, holiday lull

Bitcoin's price fell below $87,000 due to outflows from Bitcoin ETFs and reduced trading activity during the holiday period. Market participants showed caution as investment moves slowed, impacting short-term price momentum.

THORChain Launches Native Cross-Chain Swap Interface in Public Beta

THORChain has introduced its native cross-chain swap interface in public beta, enabling users to trade assets across different blockchains directly and seamlessly. This release aims to enhance decentralized finance by improving liquidity and interoperability without relying on centralized exchanges, marking a significant step in cross-chain trading technology.

Bitcoin price today: drops below $88k as rebound stalls ahead of key US data

Bitcoin's price fell below $88,000 after a brief rebound, as traders await crucial US economic data. The stall reflects market caution amid uncertainty over upcoming indicators that could influence cryptocurrency trends.

Solstice and Cor Prime Execute First Institutional Stablecoin-for-Stablecoin Repo on a Public Blockchain

Solstice and Cor Prime have completed the first-ever institutional stablecoin-for-stablecoin repurchase agreement (repo) on a public blockchain. This landmark transaction enhances transparency, efficiency, and security in the repo market by leveraging blockchain technology, paving the way for broader institutional adoption of digital assets in traditional financial operations.

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Exclusive: Beyond Trading: Where Crypto’s Next Real Revenues May Come From in 2026

Crypto revenues from trading have plateaued, pushing industry players to explore new income sources. By 2026, significant growth is expected from decentralized finance (DeFi), Web3 applications, NFT ecosystems, and blockchain-based gaming. These sectors offer innovative monetization opportunities beyond traditional trading fees, potentially driving the next wave of sustainable revenue in the crypto space.

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Strategy pauses Bitcoin buying, builds cash reserves

A major investment strategy has halted its Bitcoin purchases to accumulate cash reserves amid market uncertainties. The move aims to bolster liquidity and flexibility, preparing for potential market shifts. This pause reflects cautious sentiment despite Bitcoin's recent performance, signaling a strategic focus on risk management over aggressive asset acquisition.

Bitcoin price today: up near $90k amid Fed cut bets, but remains rangebound

Bitcoin's price rose close to $90,000 driven by investor optimism around potential Federal Reserve interest rate cuts. Despite the increase, the cryptocurrency remains within a defined trading range as market participants weigh economic indicators and Fed signals. The mixed sentiment keeps Bitcoin's price movements somewhat limited amid broader macroeconomic uncertainty.

Gem Wallet Adds Cross-Chain USDT Support with Integrated Swaps, Bridges, and Scam Protection

Gem Wallet has introduced cross-chain support for USDT, enhancing user experience with integrated swaps and bridges for seamless transactions. The update includes advanced scam protection, ensuring safer transfers across multiple blockchains. This move strengthens Gem Wallet’s position as a user-friendly, secure platform for managing stablecoins and other digital assets across different networks.

Caliway submits IND application for weight management drug study

Caliway has submitted an Investigational New Drug (IND) application to begin clinical trials for its new weight management drug. The company intends to assess the drug's safety and effectiveness in treating obesity, a significant health issue. This marks a step forward in developing new therapeutic options for weight control. Upon receiving regulatory approval, the study will advance to clinical testing phases.

Cathie Wood’s ARK buys WeRide stock, sells Ibotta

Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest acquired shares of WeRide, an autonomous vehicle technology company, while selling its stake in Ibotta, a cash-back rewards app. This move reflects ARK's strategic adjustments in its portfolio, emphasizing growth in innovative tech sectors like autonomous driving. The transactions signal confidence in WeRide’s potential amid evolving mobility trends.

ExGen acquires second silver stream on South American gold mine

ExGen Resources has secured a second silver streaming agreement on its South American gold mine. This deal provides additional upfront capital and strengthens the company’s financial position, enabling further development of the project. The agreement reflects confidence in the mine's potential and supports ExGen’s growth strategy in the precious metals sector.

XTL Biopharmaceuticals receives Nasdaq minimum bid price notice

XTL Biopharmaceuticals has received a notification from Nasdaq for not meeting the minimum bid price requirement. The company has 180 calendar days to regain compliance by having its stock price at or above $1.00 per share. If unmet, XTL may face delisting. The firm plans to explore measures to restore compliance and continue its Nasdaq listing.

Sidus Space closes $25 million public offering of common stock

Sidus Space successfully closed a public offering, raising $25 million by selling common stock. The funds will support the company's growth initiatives and enhance its space-based services and capabilities.

ImmuCell shifts focus to First Defense after FDA setback for Re-Tain

ImmuCell Technologies is redirecting efforts toward its First Defense product following delays with FDA approval for Re-Tain. The company faces regulatory challenges impacting its original plans but remains committed to advancing First Defense, a preventive health solution for dairy cows, aiming to maintain growth and market presence despite the setback.

Biohaven’s depression drug misses primary endpoint in Phase 2 study

Biohaven’s experimental depression drug failed to meet the main goal in a Phase 2 clinical trial, showing no significant improvement over placebo. The disappointing results raise concerns about the drug’s efficacy, prompting the company to reassess its development strategy for this treatment. Further studies may be needed to explore different doses or patient groups.

Electronic Arts stock hits all-time high at $204.64 USD

Electronic Arts' stock reached a record high of $204.64 USD, driven by strong financial performance and optimistic investor outlook. The company's recent game releases and strategic initiatives have boosted confidence, contributing to the stock's upward momentum in the market.

TheRealReal stock hits 52-week high at $16.28

TheRealReal's stock reached a 52-week high of $16.28, reflecting strong investor confidence and positive market sentiment. This milestone underscores the company's growth prospects and improving financial performance in the luxury resale market.

Tko Group Holdings stock hits all-time high at 217.52 USD

Tko Group Holdings' stock surged to a record high of $217.52, driven by strong earnings reports and positive market sentiment. Investor confidence grew amid the company's expanding business operations and promising future outlook, boosting trading volumes and overall market valuation.

Zelensky moves towards demilitarized zones in latest peace plan for Ukraine

Front-runner to be Bangladesh PM returns after 17 years in exile

Officials discover a million more documents potentially related to Epstein case

Trump-backed candidate wins in knife-edge Honduran election

Sean 'Diddy' Combs files appeal asking for immediate prison release

Algerian law declares France's colonization a crime

Democratic lawmaker sues to remove Trump's name from Kennedy Center

Eleven arrested over mass shooting in South Africa tavern

UK social media campaigners among five denied US visas

Bomb blast in packed Nigerian mosque kills five

Venezuela accuses US of 'extortion' over seizure of oil tankers

Libya's army chief killed in air crash in Turkey

Trump trips, a fake video and 10 possible co-conspirators: Takeaways from new Epstein files

Rivalries and rumours: How the new order of the Murdoch dynasty is playing out

Have the American Pope and the American administration fallen out?

Crisis in India-Bangladesh relations spirals amid violent protests

An alleged drug cartel and a murdered witness: South Africa's police corruption probe

Where is Santa now? Trump answers kids' Christmas calls to Norad tracker

Watch: Moment robbers rip ATM from inside Texas store

Ho Ho No! Santa pulled over for speeding in Ohio

Watch: Huge fireball as tanker explodes on Italian motorway

Watch: Rescuers find survivor in wreckage of Mexican Navy medical flight

Ros Atkins on… the oil tanker being pursued by the US

The King calls on politicians to care for the "coexistence" and the "shared project" of Spain in the face of citizen "weariness"

Felipe VI innovates and delivers his Christmas speech standing for the first time

The Ten Key Phrases from the Christmas Eve Message

The King, the New Transition, and the Echoes of Kennedy

The 50 Years of Democracy, the Crisis of the World Order,... read the full speech

Carlos Mazón exchanged messages with Feijóo from 8:08 PM to 11:29 PM on the night of the DANA: "This is going to be a f***ing disaster, president"

Feijóo Sends Judge His WhatsApp Messages with Mazón from the Day of the DANA and Requests to Testify Remotely on January 9

The Government exempts unemployed people from filing the Income Tax return to receive benefits

Zelensky presents his peace plan and is open to withdrawing troops from Donbas if Putin does the same and a demilitarized zone is created

Jordi Sevilla urges Sánchez to call elections and hints that he should step aside: "We can't continue like this"

Catalonia Activates Health Alert After Detecting a Case of Avian Influenza on a Farm in Lleida

Facing Christmas with Social Phobia: "I Feel Like a Mere Spectator at the Table, Invisible, Overlooked"

Ábalos denies from prison that there is illegal financing in the PSOE and says he has no evidence against Sánchez

Ábalos's Reflection on Christmas Eve from Prison: "It's the First Time in 66 Years That I Won't Spend This Night with My Mother"

Christmas Eve Menu for the Former Minister and Koldo in Prison... for Which They Will Have to Pay Double

Ferrero explains the reasons for his split from Alcaraz: "We didn't agree and we didn't sit down to talk"

Ana Peleteiro Announces She Is Pregnant: "The Greatest and Most Special Gift to Say Goodbye to 2025"

Tragedy in German football: Sebastian Hertner dies after falling 70 meters from a chairlift

Alba Carrillo Opens Up About Her Separation from Feliciano López and Subsequent Depression

New attack in Moscow: a car bomb kills two police officers and a civilian just 48 hours after the assassination of the Chief of the General Staff

Ukraine Says Russian Police Killed in Moscow Attack Had Tortured Ukrainian Prisoners of War

About 80 Evicted from B9 in Badalona Remain Under a C-31 Bridge After Rejecting Housing Offers from Generalitat and Organizations

Comuns Denounce Albiol to the Prosecutor's Office Over the Mass Eviction of Immigrants in Badalona

Belarra criticizes Albiol over the eviction in Badalona: "We are not those shitty people, we are something better than that"

Woman arrested after taking her deceased baby to be cremated at a funeral home in Tarragona

Trump proposes canceling the television licenses of U.S. networks that are critical of him

Lamine Yamal makes his debut on YouTube showing his home: "Everything here has to smell like vanilla"

Estela Grande, eight months pregnant, worries her followers by being admitted to the hospital

Israel Accuses Hamas of Violating the Truce and Warns That It Will "Respond Accordingly"

Israel launches a new wave of attacks against southern Lebanon despite the ceasefire

Netanyahu announces a new million-dollar investment to strengthen the Israeli arms industry

Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano Erupts with Lava Fountains Reaching 425 Meters

Trump, surrounded by girls in bikinis: Epstein file photo 468 that was missing and is now back

Portable toilets, road closures, and supermarkets closed: Barcelona prepares for the Christmas 'macrobotellón'

Arrested in Australia for supporting the Bondi Beach attack on social media: "I support the two shooters"

A Two-Year-Old Girl Dies After Falling Into a River and Being Attacked by Piranhas in the Amazon

Sleeping Well Starts with the Pajamas: How to Choose the Perfect Option

Madrid requests from the judge in the Negreira case access to audits, reports, and economic data of Barça

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

The detainees for the double homicide in Elche had tried to occupy the house where they barricaded themselves on two occasions

The Eating Habit Pedri Has Dropped on Ferran's Advice: "He Knows a Lot About These Topics"

The PP summons the Senate to respond to the price increase: "It is the most expensive Christmas"

A landslide causes a giant sinkhole in a UK canal: it 'swallows' several boats and leaves another hanging

The Schismatic Former Nuns of Belorado Will Appeal the Ban on Approaching Their Former Sisters

Bisbal Surprises Hospital Visit to Wish Patients and Healthcare Workers a Merry Christmas

The price of gasoline increases by 4% in a 2025 marked by geostrategic tensions

Today on TV, the movie where the most stormy love story of Val Kilmer began

How to Talk to Your Teenage Child Without Causing Conflicts: "Validate What They Feel"

Apud, psychologist: "Sleeping on an empty stomach is one of the habits with the greatest impact on quality of life"

The Best Christmas Phrases Created with ChatGPT to Celebrate the Holidays

The Reason Why Formentera Is the Only Balearic Island Without an Airport

Why You Should Have an Eraser When You Go to Cut Ham: "It's Very Useful"

Does the V16 beacon work in a tunnel without coverage? The DGT clarifies the doubt

Famous Couples Who Showed Off Their Style on the Red Carpet in 2025

Reservoirs Close 2025 at Their Best Levels in Recent Years: "It Has Rained Much More and Where It Needed to Rain"

Who buys a home they cannot enjoy? Experts reveal who is behind bare ownership

Childhood video games could be an antidote to stress and mental fatigue