News Summary - 12/29/2025

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Trump says progress made in Ukraine talks but 'thorny issues' remain

US President Trump and Ukrainian President Zelensky described their Florida talks as "great" and "terrific," highlighting progress made. However, key issues, particularly regarding territorial disputes, remain unresolved.

'There are many challenges': Syrians in Turkey consider return after fall of Assad

Syrians living in Turkey are contemplating returning to their homeland following the fall of Assad, but many face numerous challenges and uncertainties about safety, stability, and rebuilding their lives in Syria.

China holds military drills around Taiwan as warning to 'separatist forces'

China conducted military drills around Taiwan in response to the US announcing a major weapons sale to the island. The exercises serve as a warning to what China calls "separatist forces," emphasizing its stance against Taiwan's independence and showcasing its military capabilities amid rising tensions.

John Simpson: 'I've reported on 40 wars but I've never seen a year like 2025'

2025 has seen multiple major conflicts, with at least one conflict carrying unprecedented geopolitical significance, marking it as a uniquely intense year in global warfare according to John Simpson.

Mexico train crash kills 13 and injures almost 100

A train derailed near Nizanda, Mexico, resulting in 13 deaths and nearly 100 injuries. Authorities have launched an investigation into the cause of the accident as the train rounded a bend.

'Drop your gun': Bondi hero recounts moment he tackled gunman

Ahmed al Ahmed, a shop owner in Bondi, bravely tackled a gunman, an act credited by authorities with saving numerous lives during the incident.

French cinema actress Brigitte Bardot dies aged 91

Brigitte Bardot, a 1950s icon of sexual liberation, has died aged 91. While celebrated for her impact on cinema and culture, Bardot later sparked controversy due to her homophobic and racist remarks.

Kosovo's ruling party wins election after months of political deadlock

The Albanian nationalist Vetevendosje party secured a decisive victory, granting leader Albin Kurti a third term as Kosovo’s prime minister after months of political deadlock.

Three killed in Sweden as major storm sweeps across Nordic countries

A major storm has swept across Finland, Sweden, and Norway, causing widespread power outages affecting thousands of homes. The severe weather has resulted in three fatalities in Sweden, highlighting the storm's significant impact across the Nordic region.

Polls close on first day of Myanmar's widely criticised 'sham' election

The first day of Myanmar's election saw polls close amid widespread criticism. Observers contend the vote, alongside increased crackdowns on dissent, serves to solidify the military junta's hold on power.

Spaniards hurl flour, eggs and fireworks in mock battle

The annual Els Enfarinats festival in Ibi, Spain, saw locals engage in a lively mock battle using flour, eggs, and fireworks, covering the town in a festive mess.

Nine people, including five children, stabbed to death in Suriname

Police detained the male suspect responsible for stabbing nine people, including five children, to death in Suriname. The suspect was shot in the leg during the arrest. Additionally, two other individuals sustained serious injuries in the incident.

Brazil's Bolsonaro undergoes medical treatment for hiccups

Brazil's 70-year-old former president Jair Bolsonaro, who had been struggling with spasms for nine months, underwent medical treatment while hospitalized for hernia surgery, according to his wife.

Nine arrested in Italy for allegedly raising millions for Hamas

Italian police arrested nine individuals suspected of raising approximately €7 million (£6 million) over two years to support the militant group Hamas.

Executions in Iran Estimated to Have Doubled in 2025, Report Says

The Iran Human Rights group reports verifying at least 1,500 executions in Iran up to early December, indicating a significant rise and possibly a doubling of executions in 2025.

Cruise ship hits reef on first trip since leaving passenger on island

The Coral Adventurer is being investigated following the death of Suzanne Rees, who was found dead on a remote island after the ship left her behind.

Iranian cinema giant, Bahram Beyzai, dies aged 87

Bahram Beyzai, a towering figure in Iranian cinema, passed away at 87. His film, Bashu, the Little Stranger, recently received an award at the Venice Film Festival, highlighting his enduring impact on the film industry.

Annette Dionne, last surviving Dionne quintuplet, dies aged 91

Annette Dionne, the last surviving member of the Dionne quintuplets—the first known set of quintuplets to survive infancy—has died at age 91. The sisters gained worldwide fame following their birth in 1934.

Catching the hunters trapping rare songbirds in China

The BBC exposed a man trapping rare songbirds in China, highlighting the profitable illegal trade driven by demand from pet owners who keep these birds.

An orphan's brutal murder shines a spotlight on child abuse in Somalia

Saabirin Saylaan, an orphan, was brutally beaten and tortured by the woman entrusted with her care. This tragic case highlights severe issues of child abuse in Somalia, drawing urgent attention to the need for better child protection measures.

The blonde bombshell who revolutionized French cinema

A captivating blend of playful charm and European allure, she revitalized 1950s French cinema, bringing fresh energy and sensuality that transformed the film industry.

In pictures: The life and career of Brigitte Bardot

French actress Brigitte Bardot redefined cinematic allure and captivated audiences worldwide. After her film career, she became a prominent animal rights advocate, dedicating her life to championing animal welfare.

Rich and voiceless: How Putin has kept Russia's billionaires on side in the war

Despite Western sanctions aimed at Russia's billionaires, they have largely remained silent supporters of Putin. His policies and political control have ensured the ultra-wealthy stay aligned with the Kremlin, avoiding open opposition amid the ongoing war.

How frogs went from right-wing meme to anti-ICE protest symbol

Frogs, once associated with right-wing internet memes, have evolved into a powerful symbol at anti-ICE protests opposing the Trump administration, representing resistance and solidarity.

Fearing deportation, Hondurans in the US send more cash home than ever before

Amid intensified immigration enforcement under the Trump administration, Honduran migrants in the US are sending record-high amounts of money back to their families, driven by fears of deportation and uncertainty about their future in America.

Godfather of Ethiopian jazz plays his last live concert

Mulatu Astatke, renowned as the godfather of Ethiopian jazz, has spent six decades blending local and international jazz influences. He recently performed his final live concert, marking the end of a legendary career that has shaped the Ethiopian jazz scene worldwide.

One general, one mathematician: The men competing for power in two African elections

After Sunday's elections, the leaders of Guinea and the Central African Republic are both seeking to strengthen their hold on power, reflecting significant political contests in the region.

Brigitte Bardot: From French cinema to international fame

French model and actress Brigitte Bardot has passed away at the age of 91. Renowned for her impact on cinema and fashion, Bardot gained international fame during her career.

Snow-capped Mount Etna erupts as skiers glide down slopes

Scientists report increased volcanic activity at Mount Etna this week, with craters continuously emitting ash. Despite the eruptions, skiers continue to enjoy the slopes nearby.

Watch: Meteor lights up sky over Japan's Mount Fuji

A meteor was visible streaking brightly across the night sky above Japan's iconic Mount Fuji, creating a striking natural spectacle.

Watch: Pope Leo's plea for peace in Christmas message

Pope Leo urged for global peace and the cessation of conflicts in his Christmas message, emphasizing unity and compassion during the holiday season.

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

Marking Norad's 70th year of tracking Santa Claus on Christmas Eve, President Donald Trump helped by answering calls from children eager to learn Santa's whereabouts, adding a special touch to the holiday tradition.

Sánchez faces 2026 determined to endure despite a year of scandals involving corruption, harassment cases, and tensions with his allies

Pedro Sánchez faces several challenges, including corruption scandals, harassment cases, and tensions with his allies, but remains determined to lead the PSOE until the end of the decade.

Indonesia recovers the body of Lía, the 12-year-old Spanish girl who disappeared along with her family in the Komodo shipwreck

Rescue teams in Indonesia have recovered the body of Lía, a 12-year-old Spanish girl who disappeared after a shipwreck in Komodo. They continue searching for two other Spanish minors and their father, who also went missing in the incident.

The storm hits Andalusia: one dead and one missing in Málaga while a motorcyclist is being searched for in Granada

During the storm in Andalusia, one man died and another went missing in Málaga after being last seen in Alhaurín el Grande. In Granada, the search continues for a motorcyclist who tried to cross a stream in Íllora.

The rainstorm leaves the peninsula this Monday and good weather arrives ahead of New Year's Eve

The rainstorm withdraws from the peninsula this Monday, making way for good weather for New Year's Eve, although locally heavy rainfall is expected in the Valencian Community, Balearic Islands, and the coastal areas of Almería and Murcia.

Trump ventures with Zelenski that peace is "95%" agreed but the Donbas conflict remains unresolved

Zelenski and Trump met at Mar-a-Lago, where Zelenski acknowledged "great progress" in the negotiations, although differences over Russia persist, and the conflict in Donbas remains unresolved.

Putin sends a message before the meeting between Trump and Zelensky: leads a meeting dressed in military uniform

Putin, for the fourth time in two months, presides over a meeting with his officers dressed in military uniform, sending a symbolic message before the meeting between Trump and Zelensky.

Kyrgios dominates Aryna Sabalenka in a 'Battle of the Sexes' with controversy and different rules

Nick Kyrgios and Aryna Sabalenka faced off in an exhibition called 'Battle of the Sexes.' Kyrgios dominated the match, which was marked by controversy and the application of different rules for each player.

José Antonio Zarzalejos: "With Pedro Sánchez we are living in Spain under a Hispanic Trumpism"

José Antonio Zarzalejos, in his book 'The Mark of Sánchez', analyzes the degradation of the constitutional system in Spain during Pedro Sánchez's presidency, comparing his political style to a "Hispanic Trumpism."

Leire Martínez Talks About the "Painful" Ending with La Oreja Days Before the Premiere of the Song with Amaia Montero

La Oreja de Van Gogh will release their new song on December 31, just before the New Year's Eve countdown on TVE. Leire Martínez reflects on the "painful" end of her time with the band, on the eve of the premiere together with Amaia Montero.

Developments Advance in 2026 in Madrid: First Apartments Delivered in Berrocales, 16 Developers Working in Ahijones, and Valdecarros Being Built

In 2026, Madrid progresses in urban developments with the delivery of the first apartments in Berrocales, 16 active developers in Ahijones, and construction underway in Valdecarros. However, the New Eastern Centrality and Madrid Nuevo Norte remain less developed, with no machinery on site yet.

The life of Ruth, Julio Iglesias' 19-year-old sister and posthumous daughter of Papuchi

Ruth, the posthumous daughter of Doctor Iglesias Puga, lives with her mother, Ronna Keitt, who moved to the United States after the doctor's death.

The cursed cruise ship: runs aground on a reef two months after a passenger died after being forgotten

Suzanne Rees got lost during an excursion and the cruise ship left without her. Upon realizing this, they returned but found her dead. Two months later, the same cruise ship ran aground on a reef.

Begoña Villacís, former politician: "90% of people want there to be corruption in Spain"

Begoña Villacís, former deputy mayor of Madrid, takes part in 'Reading the 20minutos Newspaper' to analyze the most relevant news of the year 2025, highlighting her controversial statement about the social perception of corruption in Spain.

The Government extends the transport discount until 2026 and announces a €60 pass for Cercanías and regional trains

The Government extends the transport discount until 2026 and launches a single monthly pass of €60 (€30 for those under 26). It invites the regions to join this flat rate, which currently covers only Renfe rail services and intercity buses under the Ministry of Transport's jurisdiction.

Azcón confirms the early elections in Aragón: the community will go to the polls on February 8

Azcón has announced the early elections in Aragón for February 8, justifying the decision due to the opposition's blockage. He emphasizes that the most sensible thing is to allow the people of Aragón to decide their future through voting.

Tiff between Rufián and Pradas in the DANA commission: a 'cobra' in the greeting and criticisms for sexism

During the DANA commission, Salomé Pradas reproached Gabriel Rufián for addressing her in a sexist manner, asking him to call her "Mrs. Pradas" or "Salomé" instead of "a person." The exchange included a physical rejection in the greeting and sparked criticisms about sexist attitudes in the political debate.

Pradas invokes her right to remain silent before the DANA Investigation Commission in Congress: "I am not going to answer"

The former Minister of Justice and Interior Pradas has chosen not to respond to questions in the DANA Investigation Commission in Congress, citing respect for the criminal case investigating her over the management of the October 29 rains.

Nestlé, Ikea, Decathlon, and Pandora: Multinational Companies Entrust Their Leadership to Spanish Talent

Pablo Isla (Nestlé), Juvencio Maeztu (Ikea), Javier López (Decathlon), and Berta de Pablos (Pandora) have become new Spanish CEOs leading major multinational companies, reflecting global confidence in Spanish talent.

Chaos over the Christmas Jackpot: 50 Extra Tickets, Winners Who Won't Receive Full Prizes, and a Commission Losing Two Million

Confusion over 50 extra Christmas Jackpot tickets has sparked a debate between the affected individuals who want to claim their full prize and those defending the young people responsible for the Commission, which is also facing a loss of two million.

Gonzalo Bernardos: "In Spain, there are houses for 80,000 euros that could be your best pension plan"

Economist Gonzalo Bernardos warns that future pensions will be less generous and recommends investing in affordable housing, starting from 80,000 euros, as a safe alternative to complement retirement.

Your dog can also be cold at home: this is the minimum temperature you should have in your home

Short-haired breeds, puppies, and miniature or toy dogs are the most vulnerable to the cold at home. It is important to maintain an appropriate temperature to protect their well-being against low temperatures.

Canal 24 Horas surprises Ángeles Bravo with a tribute as she retires after more than 30 years: "You’re not going to make me cry"

Ángeles Bravo, veteran journalist of Canal 24 Horas, was surprised with a heartfelt tribute upon retiring after more than 30 years of career. Moved, she could only say "Thank you" with a trembling voice, assuring that they wouldn’t make her cry.

Bertín Osborne, "very in love" with Sofía, a 28-year-old saleswoman: "He has already introduced her"

Bertín Osborne is "very in love" and excited about his new partner, Sofía, a 28-year-old saleswoman, whom he has already officially introduced.

At least one dead and three critically injured in a shooting in Chicago: searching for the gunman and offering a reward

Four suspects fired at people getting into a truck in Chicago, leaving one dead and three seriously injured. The police are searching for the gunman and offering a reward for information that leads to their capture.

The 20 Best Images, Three of Them Unseen, of Princess Leonor in 2025

The Royal House has published a new carousel with 20 outstanding images of Princess Leonor, including three unseen photos, just before the end of the year 2025.

A total of 22 winners of the Gordo de la Primitiva win 8,500 euros each and the jackpot rises to 13.5 million

The Gordo de la Primitiva draw on December 28, 2025, had no winners in the first or second category. Twenty-two winners received 8,500 euros each. For the next draw on January 4, 2026, the accumulated jackpot will be 13.5 million euros.

Toilet Paper Rolls and Treats: The Homemade and Cheap Method to Keep Your Cat Entertained

Domestic cats require daily challenges to maintain their physical and mental well-being. Using homemade and inexpensive materials, such as toilet paper rolls and treats, is an easy and affordable way to keep them entertained and active without incurring high costs.

Three Villamanín residents accused of being behind the controversial raffle ticket sales, according to 'Fiesta'

A team from the program 'Fiesta' is investigating the scandal surrounding the controversial sale of raffle tickets in Villamanín, pointing to three residents as alleged responsible parties while gathering information in this Leonese village.

Pulisic annoyed by the rumor linking him to actress Sydney Sweeney: "Made-up stories"

Christian Pulisic, player for Milan and the US national team, strongly denied the rumors about a relationship with actress Sydney Sweeney, dismissing them as "made-up stories."

Three winners of the Bonoloto win 39,000 euros and the jackpot rises to 500,000

The Bonoloto draw on Sunday, December 28, 2025, had no first-category winners. Three players won prizes of 39,000 euros. The jackpot for the next draw on Monday the 29th rises to 500,000 euros.

This is Jill Tavelman, Lily Collins' mother and Phil Collins' second wife

Jill Tavelman was Phil Collins' second wife and the mother of actress Lily Collins. They were married until 1994, five years after their daughter was born.

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

Chris Martin made a witty comment about the incident in which Andy Byron, CEO of Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, HR director, were caught cheating on their partners during a 'kisscam' event.

They are looking for Amaia, a 23-year-old girl who disappeared in San Sebastián on Christmas Eve

Amaia, 23 years old, disappeared in San Sebastián on Christmas Eve. She was wearing black pants, a red sweater, a black coat, and had green headphones at the time of her disappearance.

New 'quarrel' of Pep Guardiola with a cameraman: gesture of desperation and a look 'asking' fans for help

Pep Guardiola wanted to celebrate with the Manchester City fans, but a cameraman got in between him and the stands, causing a moment of visible frustration in the coach, who gave a look asking the fans for help.

Ayuso attends the concert of Los Meconios and gets on stage to sing

The President of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, surprised the audience by attending the Arganda del Rey festivities and getting on stage during the concert of Los Meconios to sing alongside the band.

Rain of criticism towards Kim Kardashian for giving each of her four children a puppy: "It's wrong"

Kim Kardashian received criticism after giving each of her four children a puppy. Users, including one on Reddit, argue that having separate dogs prevents the children from learning to appreciate and care for a pet together, comparing it to treating the dogs like disposable toys.

The first photo of Enrique Iglesias and Anna Kournikova's four children together: "My sunshines"

Enrique Iglesias and Anna Kournikova shared the first photo of their four children together, after welcoming their fourth baby a few days ago.

Fight with Fists in the NBA: Jose Alvarado and Mark Williams Clash on the Court and Are Ejected

In the second matchup within 24 hours between the Pelicans and Suns in New Orleans, players Jose Alvarado and Mark Williams got involved in a fistfight during the game, which ended with both being ejected. Ultimately, the Suns won the game 123-114.

The Perfect Storm for European Chemicals Drives Mergers in a €635 Billion Industry

The European chemical sector faces low demand, rising costs, tariffs, strict regulations, and increased global competition—factors that are driving consolidation and mergers in an industry valued at €635 billion.

Prank Stars: The 10 Most Feared Jokesters in Hollywood

These Hollywood actors are famous for their heavy pranks, affecting co-workers, directors, family, and friends with their unstoppable humor both on and off set.

Countdown to the sales: these are the ten dresses that will have lines at Zara

We have selected ten Zara dresses that promise to be favorites in the upcoming sales, becoming key pieces on many shoppers' wish lists.

They reveal the determining factor that will make your hangover worse or better, and it’s not the amount of alcohol you consume

Researchers from the Open University studied nearly 1,200 people in the United Kingdom and Ireland, analyzing their drinking habits and hangovers. They found that the main factor influencing the severity of a hangover is not the amount of alcohol consumed, but other elements yet to be detailed.

The Gmail Trick to Avoid Using the Same Email for Everything Without Creating New Accounts

Gmail allows you to use email aliases to enhance privacy without creating new accounts. This feature involves adding characters or words to the original email, making it easier to manage and filter messages based on their source. This way, you can protect your main account and better control how your email is used across different services.

Ramón Vallès, pilot, reveals the curious rule that pilots follow to drink coffee inside the cockpit

Ramón Vallès, pilot and commander, explains on his YouTube channel a little-known rule that pilots follow to drink coffee inside the cockpit, clearing up a common doubt among the audience.

Jordi Cruz, on making roast chicken with Coca-Cola: "It's not a bad idea"

Chef Jordi Cruz explained that using Coca-Cola when making roast chicken is not a bad idea, as this beverage helps to glaze the chicken, adding flavor and texture.

What is the SER rate of the Madrid City Council?

The SER rate is a municipal tax applied in Madrid to regulate parking in central areas, facilitating vehicle turnover and improving urban mobility in areas with high parking demand.

The spectacular images of Mount Etna erupting with its summit covered in snow

Mount Etna has erupted while its summit remains covered in snow. Despite the explosions, air traffic at the nearby Catania airport has not been affected so far.

The fight for the world’s largest island: Trump returns to the charge for Greenland and the EU warns it will defend its integrity

Denmark has summoned its new special envoy from the US following the White House’s insistence that it needs Greenland for "security reasons." The European Union warns that it will defend the territory’s integrity against US interests.

The PP closes 2025 launching all its artillery against the PSOE over corruption and focusing on immigration, housing, and the self-employed

The PP strengthens its opposition to the PSOE by centering its discourse on the corruption affecting the Government and highlighting key issues such as immigration, housing, and support for the self-employed to define its political project ahead of 2025.

A midwife is tried for the severe brain damage of a baby born in Murcia: the child was left with 91% disability

The Provincial Court reopens a case previously dismissed against a midwife for alleged professional negligence that caused severe brain damage to a baby in Murcia, leaving the child with 91% disability, considering that the necessary expert examination was not conducted.

AI Predicts the Five University Degrees You Shouldn't Study in 2026

Artificial intelligence will particularly affect humanities degrees, such as literature, philosophy, and history, reducing their demand and job prospects by 2026.

This is the new skyscraper at the entrance of Barcelona that everyone is talking about

The first tower of a controversial neighborhood plan has been completed and stands out for its large size at the entrance of Barcelona's Diagonal, generating widespread debate among residents.

A total of 19 people have died in traffic accidents so far this Christmas season

The DGT reports that during the Christmas holidays, 19 deaths from traffic accidents have occurred in Spain, in the context of 22.4 million trips made during this period.

Piquillo Peppers Stuffed with Egg and Tuna, a Cheap Starter Idea for Your New Year

This traditional recipe of piquillo peppers stuffed with egg and tuna is an affordable and delicious option to serve as a starter on New Year's, perfect for special occasions.

Can the DGT Fine You for Pretending an Emergency on the Road by Turning on the Connected V16 Beacon?

Some users of the V16 beacons wonder if they could be fined by the DGT for activating the device without a real emergency, whether due to malicious use or by mistake while searching for something in the glove compartment.

This is how public transportation will be in 2026: single pass, discounts on Cercanías, and metro and bus fares

2026 will bring the nationwide flat-rate single pass for public transportation, along with the extension of current discounts on metros, urban and interurban buses, and Cercanías trains.

An OCU ranking reveals which are the best supermarket Roscones de Reyes

The OCU has evaluated 13 cream-filled Roscones available in supermarkets to help consumers choose the best one, given that about 30 million Roscones de Reyes are consumed each year in Spain.

Yannick Nézet-Séguin Conducts the Vienna Philharmonic New Year's Concert on January 1 and Premieres Two Works by Women

On January 1, Yannick Nézet-Séguin will conduct the Vienna Philharmonic New Year's Concert. In 2026, the recital will include five world premieres, featuring works by two female composers, marking progress in diversity and inclusion in the program.

The medieval town that transforms into a spectacular 1,300-meter Living Nativity Scene at Christmas

This medieval town near Madrid becomes a 1,300-meter Living Nativity Scene at Christmas, considered one of the most impressive in Spain, attracting visitors with its detailed and extensive Christmas display.

The Google feature you should use if you give your child a mobile or tablet for Christmas

Google offers tools for the safe and balanced use of mobiles and tablets by minors, allowing parents to control and limit screen time and access to inappropriate content.

What the Trump-class battleships will be like, the "golden fleet" ships with nuclear capability that will face the Chinese challenge

The president has declared that the Navy will lead the design of the Trump-class battleships, emphasizing its role in ensuring an aesthetic design. These nuclear ships will be part of the "golden fleet" intended to confront the Chinese challenge in the ocean.

One Dead and Another Seriously Injured After Helicopter Collision in New Jersey

A collision between two helicopters in New Jersey left one person dead and another seriously injured. This accident is the second in the US this year involving two manned aircraft.

Islam Makhachev compares Topuria to McGregor and showers praise on the Irishman: "That was another level"

Islam Makhachev highlighted Ilia Topuria's talent, comparing him to Conor McGregor and praising the Irishman for his extraordinary level. Additionally, he mentioned that a possible matchup with Topuria will not happen in the first quarter of 2026.

Von der Leyen, Meloni, Macron, Ribera, or the Moldovan Sandu: These Have Been the Key Players for the EU in 2025

The year 2025 for the EU has been marked by the influence of Washington, Kiev, and Moscow, with key leaders such as Von der Leyen, Meloni, Macron, Ribera, and Moldovan President Sandu standing out on the European political scene.

AI Will Make You a Millionaire If You Work in Plumbing: "I Had No Experience and I've Been Nonstop for a Year"

Artificial Intelligence is automating many jobs, but manual trades like plumbing are gaining value. People without experience are achieving success and high demand, leveraging this trend to prosper financially.

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

Pathological social anxiety affects up to 4% of adults, turning Christmas dinners into moments of fear and pressure. Those who suffer from it feel invisible and excluded, facing a great emotional challenge during these celebrations.

Successes and Mistakes of the EU in 2025: From Irrelevance in International Conflicts to the Desire to Simplify

The EU seeks to reform itself to become more agile and relevant, but faces external obstacles that hinder its ability to respond to international conflicts and its internal simplification process.

The Week That Will Lead Us to 2026

This year was marked by corruption, the housing crisis, and social polarization. Although the future is uncertain, 2026 presents itself as a challenge that will require addressing these problems to achieve positive change.

Greenland, like Cuba in 1898

Yesterday the debate was about territorial control; today Greenland is key because of its critical minerals, the melting ice that opens new trade routes, and the growing geopolitical competition with China, similar to how Cuba was a strategic focus in 1898.

Tozudez (Stubbornness)

Pedro Sánchez continues to refuse to acknowledge that his political time has ended, at least during the current legislative term.

Poor Against Poor

The scandalous images in Badalona reflect a conflict built among poor sectors, highlighting internal division and confrontation within vulnerable communities.

Harry Potter Houses Reveal the Entrepreneurial Spirit in the Real World, According to a Study

A study shows that regions with a higher presence of people identified as Gryffindors and Slytherins exhibit higher levels of entrepreneurial activity, suggesting a relationship between the traits of these houses and real-life business spirit.

The Other Jobs of Deputies and Senators: From a Poet to a Bullfighting Surgeon

The Constitution and the Organic Law of the Electoral Regime (Loreg) allow deputies and senators to engage, under certain conditions, in other professional or work activities, which explains the diversity of profiles among parliamentarians, ranging from artists to specialists in uncommon fields.

The tragedy of influencer Melissa Mae Carlton: two of her daughters die one year apart: "Devastated"

Influencer Melissa Mae Carlton announced the death of her youngest daughter, Molly, on Christmas morning, adding to the loss of another daughter a year earlier, leaving the family "devastated."

This is the country that will start using the euro in 2026: its entry will benefit the rest of Europeans

This country will adopt the euro in 2026 after meeting strict economic criteria and reforms for years. Its entry will strengthen the European economy and promote greater integration and stability in the region.

This Controversial Food Could Be Beneficial for Reducing Fat Accumulation, According to a Study

A study in mice revealed that a diet with a moderate proportion of lard decreased fat accumulation, suggesting possible benefits of this food.

The children of Blanca Fernández Ochoa recall how they experienced their mother's disappearance: "She was fighting for us"

Blanca Fernández Ochoa, the first Spanish woman to win an Olympic medal at Albertville 1992, went missing, and her children share how they went through that difficult time, highlighting her struggle and love for them.

Olga Moreno opens up and clarifies the reason for her tears: "It's nothing that can't be resolved"

Olga Moreno became emotional live on El tiempo justo, but clarified that her tears are not due to a serious problem, but rather a situation she considers solvable and that does not seriously affect her personal or professional life.

Anita Williams reveals the status of her relationship with Montoya: "I do what I want with my life"

Anita Williams has had a challenging year after participating in La isla de las tentaciones and Supervivientes. Currently, she talks about her relationship with Montoya, making it clear that she makes her own decisions and does what she wants with her life.

Jordi Évole Defends Eduardo Casanova and Denies That He Profited from His Documentary

Jordi Évole has come to the defense of Eduardo Casanova, who has been criticized for allegedly profiting from his documentary in which he reveals that he has HIV. Évole denies these accusations and supports the actor's intention to normalize and raise awareness of the disease.

The Meaning of April Fools' Jokes in the Age of 'Fake News'

Debunking false news has become almost useless, akin to sweeping the Sahara Desert, reflecting the difficulty of combating misinformation in the current era.

Thailand Freezes Assets of Miss Universe Co-owner, Who Remains a Fugitive from Justice

The Thai authorities have frozen the assets of Jakkaphong Anne Jakrajutatip, co-owner of Miss Universe, who faces an arrest warrant for failing to appear at the trial where she is accused of fraud.

Jennifer Lopez Wishes Merry Christmas with a Photo but Goes Overboard with Photoshop and Social Media Mocks Her

Jennifer Lopez, 56, shared a selfie on X dressed in a low-cut red dress to wish Merry Christmas. However, the excessive use of Photoshop in the image sparked criticism and ridicule on social media.

This Is How Infanta Sofía Spent the Last Days Before Christmas at the University of Lisbon: "The Campuses Came to Life"

Infanta Sofía spent her last days before Christmas at the University of Lisbon, enjoying meals, music, and various celebrations with her classmates that brought the campus to life.

The death of "a great pilot and a great friend" shakes José María Almoguera: "Salutes to the sky"

José María Almoguera expresses his grief after the death of a great pilot and close friend, shocking his circle. Among those affected is the son of Carmen Borrego, who mourns the loss of this close person.

Estela Grande, admitted for risk of premature labor, finally smiles: "Visit to mom"

The model Estela Grande, admitted due to risk of premature labor, shares a photo with her dog, showing a smile amidst this difficult time.

A group of scientists discovers a giant structure beneath the Bermuda Triangle never seen before

Scientists have found beneath the Bermuda Triangle a 20 km thick rocky layer beneath the oceanic crust, a unique formation with no similar precedents on the planet.

This is the new character voiced by Santiago Segura in the 'SpongeBob' movie

Santiago Segura lends his voice to the Flying Dutchman, a pirate ghost and antagonist in the new SpongeBob movie. This role marks a return in his career, known for characters like Sulley in 'Monsters, Inc.' and Dracula in 'Hotel Transylvania.' The acting industry faces challenges due to the intrusion of influencers and the advancement of artificial intelligence.

These are the cars that will be able to keep using the triangles and may not have to use the V16 beacons

Starting January 1, 2026, the V16 light will be mandatory for signaling emergencies in Spain, replacing the triangles. All vehicles, including cars, buses, and freight transport, will have to carry this light in the glove compartment, which costs around 45 euros. However, some cars will be exempt from this obligation and will be able to continue using the triangles.

Lamine Yamal wins the Maradona award: "Better not to compare yourself to anyone, Cristiano wanted to be himself"

Lamine Yamal received the Maradona award at the Globe Soccer 2025 in Dubai, highlighting Cristiano Ronaldo as an example to follow for his authenticity and advising not to compare yourself with others, but rather to seek your own identity.

Shock at Valencia and Spanish football over the tragedy of Fernando Martín and three of his children in Indonesia: "Distraught"

The coach of Valencia's reserve team, Fernando Martín, and three of his children are missing following a boat accident in Indonesia on Friday. Valencia and Spanish football express their distress over this tragedy.

The man missing along with three of his children in a shipwreck in Indonesia is the coach of Valencia Femenino B

Fernando Martín, coach of Valencia Femenino B since the beginning of the season, is missing after a shipwreck in Indonesia along with three of his children.

This is the spectacular house of Ilia Topuria: valued at 8 million, with a private gym and neighbor to Real Madrid players

Ilia Topuria, two-time UFC champion, lives in the exclusive Las Lomas development in Boadilla del Monte, near Madrid. His house, valued at 8 million euros, has a private gym and is located next to the homes of Real Madrid players.

Former Barça Vice President Carles Vilarrubí Dies at 71

Carles Vilarrubí, former vice president of FC Barcelona, passed away at the age of 71. The blaugrana club expressed their condolences regarding the news through an official statement on their channels.

Cristiano Ronaldo closes in on 1,000 goals: brace with Al Nassr and now just 44 away

Cristiano Ronaldo scored a brace against Al Okhdood, leading Al Nassr to a 3-0 victory. With these goals, he has reached 40 goals in 2025 and is now just 44 goals away from reaching 1,000 in his career.

Morpho Bleu, the inclusive band made by and for people with disabilities: "We want them to have role models on stage"

Morphobleu is an inclusive band made up of musicians with and without disabilities. Their goal is to offer shows where people with disabilities can see themselves reflected and find role models on stage, promoting inclusion and diversity in music.

'The Invisible Boy,' by Elena Lostalé: "Invisibility is not a superpower, but one of the faces of unwanted loneliness"

Elena Lostalé's story 'The Invisible Boy' highlights loneliness as an unintended form of invisibility. Created for Best Buddies Spain, funds raised support the organization’s work promoting inclusion for people with intellectual disabilities. The tale sheds light on social isolation, advocating empathy and connection rather than viewing invisibility as a superpower.

My child with autism doesn't like gifts: what should we buy for Three Kings' Day?

Children with autism often have limited interests, which can lead them to always ask for the same things or show little enthusiasm for gifts. Adapting choices to their specific preferences is key to getting it right for Three Kings' Day.

Irene Soto, the young woman with Down syndrome, will deliver the most inclusive New Year's Eve countdown on television

Irene Soto, a young woman with Down syndrome, will be the host of the New Year's Eve countdown, promoting inclusion on television. According to UNESCO, only 1% of presenters have a disability, making this event a significant step toward greater diversity and inclusion in the media.

Spanish construction companies face the great challenge in the battle to grow in the US in 2026

Ferrovial, ACS, Acciona, Sacyr, and FCC are preparing to compete for major contracts in the United States during 2026, aiming to expand their presence and grow in the US market.

The Weak Dollar and AI Open New Opportunities in Fixed Income for 2026

Fixed income stands out in 2026 as an investment with great potential and challenges. Experts recommend active management, prudence, and a focus on quality due to an uncertain economic environment, driven by a weak dollar and advances in artificial intelligence.

Gold heads towards $5,000 and breaks its historical relationship with interest rates

Gold has stopped reflecting inflation and interest rates, and now reflects broader geopolitical tensions. This change in its behavior will be closely watched in the coming months.

The United States Strangles Venezuela's Oil Industry Without Firing a Single Shot

In October, the United States reinstated sanctions against Venezuela's oil industry, restricting exports, financing, and penalizing companies that do business with the state oil company, which has left Venezuelan oil trapped inside the country and significantly affected.

Santiago Carbó, Professor of Economics, Explains What You Should Do Before the End of 2025 to Improve Your Next Tax Return

Santiago Carbó advises taking advantage until the end of 2025 to open pension plans or pay off mortgages, actions that can optimize your next tax return and improve your personal financial situation.

Banks Make a Turn with Deposits in the Final Stretch of 2025 and Raise Interest Rates

The average interest rate on deposits reached 1.8% in October, the first increase since the ECB began cutting rates. Although this rise indicates a shift in deposit remuneration, experts do not consider it a definitive change in trend.

Does 'Avatar' Have Cultural Impact? Let's Settle the Debate Once and For All: Here's What the Data Says

Since the release of 'The Way of Water,' there has been debate about whether the box office success of James Cameron's saga reflects its true cultural impact. The data analyzes the relationship between the commercial popularity and cultural relevance of 'Avatar.'

What to Watch Today on Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and Other Platforms: Sunday, December 28, 2025

Highlights include a beautiful anime, a Spanish comedy perfect for the holidays, and the highly anticipated Taylor Swift documentary, all available today on platforms like Netflix and Amazon Prime Video.

'Euphoria', 'Bridgerton', Returns and Premieres: The Most Anticipated Series of 2026

2026 is shaping up to be an even better year for series, with the highly anticipated return of hits like 'Euphoria' and 'Bridgerton', along with numerous premieres that promise to keep audiences hooked in front of the screen.

"'Stranger Things' was going to make him a star, but this promising actor didn’t want it and retired"

The actor who had a role in 'Stranger Things' rejected the fast and commercial fame that the series offered him and decided to retire, thus avoiding a career in stardom that he did not want.

Jamie Lee Curtis is glad she didn’t star as a child in this horror classic: "They wanted me to have a childhood"

Jamie Lee Curtis recalls that her mother, Janet Leigh, prevented her from auditioning for 'The Exorcist' in the 70s, protecting her childhood and keeping her from starring in the horror classic as a child.

Google prepares a redesign of Gemini to fix one of its most annoying problems on Android

Google is working on a redesign of Gemini to prevent the app from closing when switching between other apps on Android, thereby improving its stability and user experience.

The Samsung Galaxy S26 Could Delay Its Arrival in Stores: Possible Launch Date Leaked

A leak suggests that the launch of the Samsung Galaxy S26 could be delayed, revealing a possible new presentation date for the next model in the series.

What You Don’t Know About Giant TVs: Problems You Encounter When Increasing the Size

Before investing in a giant TV, consider not only its advantages but also the problems that can arise when increasing the size, such as space, image quality from a distance, and additional costs for installation and maintenance.

Apple will open the iPhone to headphones and watches from other brands with the arrival of iOS 26.3

iOS 26.3, which will arrive at the end of January 2026, will allow the use of third-party headphones and watches on the iPhone, with these improvements initially available exclusively in Europe.

The Nintendo Switch 2 Could Receive New Smaller Cartridges Following Player Criticism, According to Rumors

Rumors suggest that the Nintendo Switch 2 might use new, smaller cartridges called Game Key Cards, in response to player criticism regarding the current cartridge size.

Skechers has the perfect 'New Balance' style sneakers for walking in the winter rain

Skechers has designed sneakers that combine style and comfort, ideal for walking during the cold, rainy winter without sacrificing functionality or protection.

These Are the Viral Tips That Can Ruin Your Skin If You Are Young

Some popular tips on TikTok and Instagram can damage young skin if followed without caution, putting its health at risk. It is important to be properly informed before trying viral trends.

How to Maintain the Connection with Your Partner When the Children Arrive

The arrival of a baby transforms the couple's dynamic, presenting new challenges and responsibilities. To maintain the connection, it is key to communicate openly, dedicate exclusive time to each other, support one another, and remember the importance of the relationship beyond parenthood. In this way, the bond is strengthened and the impact of the change in coexistence is overcome.

Holly Ramsay's Wedding Dress in 'Bridgerton' Style: Classic and Lace

Holly Ramsay, daughter of Gordon Ramsay, got married at Bath Abbey wearing a classic wedding dress inspired by the style of 'Bridgerton,' featuring lace details that highlighted her elegance and romance on her wedding day.

Parfois has the most affordable version of Italy's most famous handbag

Parfois offers braided versions that mimic the iconic intrecciato style of Italy's most famous handbag, making this design accessible to more people.

The Village Restaurant Hidden Among the Mountains of Asturias: A Tasting Menu for 40 Euros and a Space for 25 Diners

This restaurant located in the Redes Natural Park, Asturias, offers a tasting menu for 40 euros. It features a cozy space for 25 diners, ideal for enjoying local cuisine in a natural setting.

Gluten-Free No-Bake Sweet Chocolate Pineapples

This fun and easy recipe for gluten-free no-bake sweet chocolate pineapples is perfect to enjoy on any special occasion, offering a simple and delicious option.

Javi Hoyos' Favorite Restaurant in Madrid: A Meat Temple That Is Open Every Day

Presenter Javi Hoyos revealed that his favorite restaurant in Madrid is Estancia La Adriana, known for its specialty in meat and for being open every day.

The Reason Why Hams in the United States Do Not Have Hooves

Hams in the United States do not have hooves for cultural reasons, as some religious groups consider this part unsuitable for consumption. Additionally, to facilitate exports to countries with strict health regulations, the hooves are usually removed before sale.

Chef José Andrés' Anchovy and Pomegranate Appetizer That Will Be a Hit at Your New Year's Eve Dinner

Asturian chef José Andrés offers an anchovy and pomegranate appetizer, a simple and delicious recipe that promises to be a success at your New Year's Eve dinner. This surprising combination brings freshness and flavor, perfect for celebrating the most special night of the year.

10 Places in France That Are World Heritage Sites and Are Little Known

France offers many famous destinations such as Paris and Mont Saint-Michel, but it also hosts lesser-known spots that are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. These hidden places provide unique experiences and deserve to be discovered by travelers seeking to explore beyond the usual tourist sites.

These Are the Top Destinations for Spaniards to Escape the Cold at Christmas

Many Spaniards prefer to avoid the cold Christmas weather in Spain and choose sunny destinations with high temperatures to spend Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve, aiming to enjoy warmer weather during the holidays.

The Unknown Asturian Destination That Has Received the Recognition of 'Magical Town of Spain 2026'

The Asturian town stands out for its natural charm and a historic center that combines medieval architecture with 19th-century buildings, which has earned it the recognition as 'Magical Town of Spain 2026.'

Where Is It Warm in January? The Best Destinations for a Winter Trip

Traveling in January 2026 is ideal for relieving holiday stress, especially if you choose a destination with warm weather, perfect for enjoying winter away from the cold.

The Small Coastal Village in Andalusia That 'The Guardian' Considers "A Fortunate Discovery"

The Guardian highlights a small coastal village in Granada, Andalusia, praising it as one of the best travel destinations for 2025, describing it as a fortunate discovery along the Mediterranean.

This is the most overwhelming city in the world for tourists

A study reveals that this city is the most overwhelming for tourists due to overcrowding, high prices, and long lines at attractions. Visitors report stress and discomfort, negatively affecting their experience. Local authorities are seeking to implement measures to improve tourism and ease the congested situation.

This city is one of the most beautiful in Belgium: near Liège, with forests and a medieval castle

This city in Wallonia, near Liège, stands out for its medieval ruins and beautiful natural landscapes, with multiple scenic trails that invite exploration of its forests and historic castle.

Laura Salcedo, Psychologist: "The Great Enemy of Christmas Parties is Guilt. Can We Get Rid of It?"

Laura Salcedo points out that at Christmas, guilt often turns food from a social pleasure into a source of self-demand and stress, creating an emotional problem that needs to be addressed in order to enjoy without guilt.

Pulmonologists Offer Six Tips for Better Sleep at Christmas and to Protect Respiratory Health

Pulmonologists advise avoiding overloading your schedule with commitments during Christmas and recommend dedicating daily time to relaxing activities, such as reading, to improve sleep and protect respiratory health.

Be Careful if You Have a Lot of Dental Plaque: This Is How It Can Affect Your Arteries

Gum disease, caused by dental plaque, increases the risk of stroke, heart attacks, and heart failure. Preventing and treating this oral disease helps protect the arteries and reduce serious heart problems.

Eye accidents increase by 30% during the Christmas holidays

Eye accidents increase by 30% at Christmas, mainly caused by bottle corking, festive decorations, toys, and fireworks.

The two daily activities associated with a higher risk of dementia, according to a study

Activities such as reading, doing crafts, chatting, listening to music, or praying help prevent diseases like Alzheimer's, while other daily activities could be linked to a higher risk of dementia, according to a study.

Audi's Most Affordable Electric SUV: Impressions and Details After Testing the Q4 e-tron

The Audi Q4 e-tron is a compact electric SUV that stands out for its advanced technology, comfort, and premium design, offering a modern and accessible driving experience for those looking to enter the electric world with a high-quality vehicle.

Where do I place the connected V16 beacon if I’m driving a convertible?

Drivers of convertible vehicles face doubts about where to place the connected V16 beacon to signal breakdowns on the road, following its recent implementation.

Toyota's New Smart Charging in Europe Saves Money and Takes Advantage of Renewables

Toyota launches a smart charging system in Europe that optimizes the use of renewable energy and reduces costs for its customers, providing a more affordable and sustainable experience for charging their electric vehicles.

Pere Navarro, Director of the DGT: "Moving the car every day to transport a single person is a luxury"

Pere Navarro, Director of the DGT, emphasized that the urban future depends on sustainable mobility and criticized the individual use of the car as an unnecessary luxury that must change to improve cities.

The salary of international truck drivers in Spain, above the national average

International truck drivers in Spain have the highest salaries, exceeding the national average for the road transport sector.

Madrid will promote the sharing of local police among small municipalities and provide aid to acquire cars, bulletproof vests, or drones

Madrid will encourage small municipalities to share local police forces and will provide aid to acquire vehicles, bulletproof vests, and drones. The 2026-2029 security strategy also includes strengthening police training and modernizing emergency communication systems.

Six Seriously Injured in Head-On Collision Between Two Cars in Alcorcón

Six people were seriously injured in a head-on collision in Alcorcón. Four of the injured are young people between 19 and 20 years old who were traveling in one of the cars, which was driving properly.

The rain alert in Vega del Segura rises to red, while the rest of the Region of Murcia will remain at yellow

The rain alert in Vega del Segura has been raised to red level, with precipitation that can reach up to 35 liters per square meter in one hour. The rest of the Region of Murcia will remain on yellow alert.

The number of relocated people from the closed institute in Badalona rises to 153

Counselor Mònica Martínez Bravo stated that her department will continue collaborating with other administrations and social entities to address the situation of the people relocated following the closure of the unemployed institute in Badalona, whose number has increased to 153.

A video with sexist content costs a PSOE councilor his position in Martos

The PSOE in Jaén has requested the provisional suspension of membership and removal from office of a councilor in Martos after a video with sexist content was circulated, acting under Article 83 of the party’s federal statutes.

Tickets for Don Omar's concert in Seville go on sale this Monday, December 29

Tickets for Don Omar's concert in Seville will be available starting Monday, December 29. The organizers advise accessing the sales platform early due to the high demand expected from the start.

Two minors arrested in Valencia for participating in group assaults on several people

Two minors were arrested in Valencia for their participation in group assaults on several people on Camino de Moncada, where it was discovered that there were more victims affected by these attacks.

60 Residents Evacuated After Garage Fire in Sant Llorenç Building

A fire in a garage of a building in Sant Llorenç caused the evacuation of 60 residents. The fire was declared under control and extinguished around 9:30 a.m., although teams continue with ventilation work at the site.

The Community of Madrid installs new heated bus shelters in three towns

The Community of Madrid has installed new heated bus shelters in Braojos de la Sierra, Gargantilla del Lozoya, and Guadalix de la Sierra, benefiting 8,000 inhabitants of these towns.

Several waterspouts cause damage to boats and bars upon reaching land in Mazarrón

Waterspouts arrived in Mazarrón, causing damage to boats and bars. Emergency services carried out six rescues in the Region of Murcia, three of them involving vehicles.

Almeida Presents Pope Leo XIV with a Statue of Almudena and a Photo Book of Madrid: "I Found a Close and Affectionate Pope"

Madrid's mayor Almeida gifted Pope Leo XIV a statue of Almudena and a photo book of Madrid, describing the pope as extraordinarily close and affectionate towards the city and its people after their private meeting.

The Toy War: A Young Man Creates a Spectacular War Movie in Stop Motion with Toy Soldiers

A young man creates an impressive war movie in stop motion using only his phone and an app, bringing to life a toy war with toy soldiers in a creative and handcrafted way.

The 'Living Nostradamus' Predicts Something "Important" Related to the Health of the British Royal Family

Athos Salomé, 39 years old, known for predicting events such as the pandemic and Queen Elizabeth II's death, now foresees an "important" event connected to the health of the British royal family.

An 'influencer' encounters a herd of goats in Montserrat and asks ChatGPT what to do: "We have to wait"

Braylyng Batista, an influencer, comes across a herd of goats in Montserrat blocking her path. In a video, she shares her experience and asks ChatGPT for advice on what to do, receiving the response that they must wait for the goats to move before continuing.

Six Tips to Help Our Pets Enjoy the Holidays Stress-Free

Christmas holidays can cause stress in pets due to changes in routine and stimuli. With small gestures and anticipation, it is possible to create a calmer environment for them. The article offers six tips to help pets enjoy this season with well-being and peace.

Bracken, the detection dog that helps protect the last British hedgehogs

Bracken is a detection dog that helps protect European hedgehogs, a species classified as "near threatened" by the IUCN due to a 30% decline in its European population over ten years.

Pet-Friendly Funeral Homes: An Initiative That Recognizes the Emotional Bond Between Animals and Humans

Pet-friendly funeral homes provide a space that acknowledges the emotional bond between humans and pets, focusing on offering information, attachment, and comfort during mourning, rather than traditional ceremonies.

Sedating an animal to fly: a normalized practice that can cost them their life

The practice of sedating animals for flights is becoming increasingly common, but it raises concerns among experts and animal transport platforms due to the serious risks it poses to the lives and well-being of pets during the journey.

Your Daily Horoscope: Sunday, December 28, 2025

Check your horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es to discover the astrological predictions and advice that will help you face the day with confidence and clarity.

Check the ONCE Sueldazo: Results

The winning number of the ONCE Sueldazo for Sunday, December 28, 2025, is 30445 from series 009. The complete results are available on the website 20minutos.es.

Check El Gordo: results for Sunday, December 28, 2025

The winning combination of El Gordo de la Primitiva for Sunday, December 28, 2025 is 11, 19, 20, 36, 38, with key (refund) 0. More results at 20minutos.es.

Check Bonoloto: results for Sunday, December 28, 2025

The winning combination of the Bonoloto draw on December 28, 2025 is 2, 6, 9, 17, 43, and 47, with the complementary number 30 and refund number 2. More details are available on 20minutos.es.

Male reindeer lose their antlers in winter, which is why Santa Claus's reindeer would be female

Male reindeer lose their antlers after the mating season, in late autumn or early winter, while females keep their antlers throughout the winter, shedding them in spring after gestation. For this reason, the reindeer pulling Santa Claus's sleigh, which have antlers in winter, would be female.

A city fills up with absurd signs: "Speed limit for walking: 2.83 km/h"

The artist Cameron Hunt created funny absurd signs, such as "Speed limit for walking: 2.83 km/h," for the Little Street Art Festival in Christchurch, New Zealand.

The Best of the Year: Albums

Motel Margot presents its selection of the best albums of 2024, highlighting records that have set trends and quality in music throughout the year.

Farewell to Brigitte Bardot: The Eternal Icon of French Cinema

Brigitte Bardot, an emblematic figure of French cinema and a symbol of female liberation in the 1950s and 60s, passed away leaving an indelible legacy. Her talent and charisma revolutionized the industry and popular culture, making her an eternal icon of the seventh art and fashion. Additionally, Bardot stood out for her activism in defense of animal rights.

The 10 Ideal Destinations in Spain to Visit This Christmas

During Christmas, various towns in Spain become magical settings with medieval streets, warm lights, and occasional snow. These ten destinations offer a perfect blend of historical heritage, winter atmosphere, and Christmas spirit to enjoy a unique holiday getaway.

Magical Natural Phenomena That Will Blow Your Mind

Nature surprises us with magical and astonishing phenomena that go beyond imagination, showing us wonders around the world that inspire admiration and awe beyond natural disasters.

A Walk Through the Christmas Lights of Madrid

Madrid fills with a festive atmosphere as its bright Christmas lights illuminate the streets at night, offering a colorful and joyful journey for residents and visitors alike.

One has been arrested: what is known about the other nine on Spain's list of the 10 most wanted fugitives

José María Pavón Pereira, perpetrator of the "well crime," was arrested near the town where he committed the offense. Nine of the 10 most wanted fugitives in Spain remain at large.

These are the dog breeds that need our help the most on the coldest days, according to veterinarians

Dogs that shiver, adopt hunched postures, tuck their tail, avoid walking, lift their paws off the ground, and seek warmth or contact are showing signs of being cold and need special care during cold days, according to veterinarians.

The detail in a person's eyes that reveals if they are attracted to you

Amanda Meyer and Monika Zimanyi, doctors in anatomy from James Cook University in Australia, study how certain details in the eyes can indicate if someone feels attraction towards another person.

Amnesty Faces Its Second Year with Puigdemont’s Return in the Hands of the Constitutional Court

The trial of the Pujol family marked the progress of the judicial year in Catalonia, while Dani Alves’s acquittal rekindled the debate on sexual violence. Puigdemont’s return now depends on the Constitutional Court, in a context where the amnesty is entering its second year.

Exposure of Men to Microplastics Could Alter Their Sperm and Harm the Health of Their Children

A study in mice reveals that paternal exposure to microplastics can affect the metabolism of their offspring, suggesting possible negative impacts on the health of future human children.

The Year Sánchez Faded in Europe Despite His 'Pro-Palestinian Leadership': Comes Out Bruised from Clashes with Trump and Left Behind on Ukraine

Sánchez’s government showed strong support for Gaza, but its stance has left it isolated in Europe regarding Ukraine and other key issues such as migration, facing criticism and losing influence on the international stage.

Page states that the PSOE must be "of its people" and not of its leaders

The president of Castilla-La Mancha, Emiliano García-Page, maintains that the PSOE must serve its social base and not just its leaders, emphasizing the concern of the socialist majority about the party's future following the current stage.

Alvise faces four criminal cases in the Supreme Court: from illegal financing to harassment of party colleagues

The Supreme Court is investigating Alvise for four criminal cases, including illegal financing, spreading a fake PCR test of the 'president' of Catalonia, and alleged harassment on social media of the hate crimes prosecutor in Valencia.

This is how 2026 will be for Virgo, according to Julio Antonio, astrologer for 20minutos

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A new theory claims that the Zodiac Killer and the 'Black Dahlia' killer are the same person: the FBI is investigating it

A new theory suggests that the Zodiac Killer and the 'Black Dahlia' killer, two unsolved American criminal cases, could be the same person. The FBI is investigating this hypothesis to clarify the possible connection between these two emblematic cases.

Man from Sweden arrested in Melilla after ingesting 64 hashish 'lumps'

A Swedish man was arrested in Melilla after ingesting 64 hashish 'lumps,' with a total seized drug weight of 501.11 grams.

'General Winter' neither stops the war nor brings peace: this is the current situation in Ukraine

Peace negotiations in Ukraine are at a standstill, while Moscow continues making military advances on the ground, with no signs that winter will halt the conflict or promote a peaceful solution.

A Winner from Spain Wins the 54 Million Euro Euromillions Jackpot

A player in Spain won the Euromillions jackpot on December 26, 2025, by matching five numbers and two stars, taking home a prize of 54,026,007 euros.

How Much Money You Can Give to a Family Member Without Paying Taxes: This Is the Limit on Transfers

The limit for giving money to a family member without paying taxes is 10,000 euros. Transfers exceeding 6,000 euros may be reviewed by the Tax Agency.

Not All That Glitters Is Gold for Trump: Venezuela and the Epstein Case Force Him to React to Please His Base

The White House issues warnings to Maduro without taking decisive action, while Rubio confronts Trump. Voters show more interest in the Epstein case than in international politics, pressuring Trump to act to satisfy his base.

Renfe will connect Germany with the Ukrainian border through its Czech operator Leo Express

Leo Express will begin operations on June 25, offering tickets starting at 10 euros to connect Germany with the Ukrainian border, facilitating transportation on this key route.

Most Read: The Most Viewed News by 20minutos Users

The article highlights the most popular news among 20minutos users, reflecting their current interests and concerns. It includes topics on politics, society, entertainment, and significant events, showing which content generates the greatest impact and discussion. This list allows for an understanding of information trends and audience preferences in real time.

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 on current topics. This initiative aims to encourage interaction and provide a space where diverse perspectives are reflected, helping to better understand public opinion.

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

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a branch of computer science that enables machines to learn and perform human tasks. To get started, it is essential to understand basic concepts such as algorithms, machine learning, and neural networks. It is also important to know about its applications in various sectors and ethical considerations. Starting with courses and practical projects makes learning and integrating these technologies easier.

Check your Christmas Lottery ticket 2025 live: which number is the Gordo, the smaller prizes, and the rest of the winning numbers

Check live if your ticket for the Christmas draw on December 22 has won the Gordo, the smaller prizes, or any of the 15,304 prizes available in this extraordinary draw.

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

Neil Cross, creator of 'Luther', moves his storytelling to the Mediterranean light in his new British series, a thriller full of chases and puzzles that promises to keep viewers hooked from the very first episode. 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, raising doubts among drivers who are unsure about stopping the use of emergency triangles.

Karlos Arguiñano, chef: "I come from a family with very low incomes and I know what it means to have to eat while spending little”

Karlos Arguiñano, known for his humble background, has released a new book called 'Cooking for Everyone', focusing on affordable cooking for everyone.

Ana Blanco, Deputy Director of the DGT: "There is no intention to fine with the V-16 Beacon"

Ana Blanco, Deputy Director of the DGT, stated that they do not have data on how many drivers have not yet purchased the approved beacon just days before the end of the year, reiterating that their aim is not to sanction with this device.

The Ending of Batman Clarified: 'The Dark Knight' Screenwriter Judges the Final Shot

David S. Goyer reveals how, together with Jonathan and Christopher Nolan, they designed the emotional ending for Christian Bale's Batman in 'The Dark Knight,' explaining the meaning behind the final shot and the character's farewell.

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

Maribel Verdú shares anecdotes from her career and reveals her fashion and beauty secrets. At 55 years old, she seeks to feel good without trying to appear younger.

This language is only spoken in three towns in Extremadura and is in danger of extinction

This native language, one of the three recognized in Extremadura, is spoken only in three towns in the region and faces the risk of disappearing due to a decline in speakers and a lack of generational transmission.

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

The Madrid Metro continues to expand so that by 2026 more residents can benefit from its connections. Several new stations will be added in different neighborhoods, improving accessibility and public transportation in the city.

The secret beneath the sand of Western Sahara: the reason for Morocco's interest in the former Spanish colony

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

The First Alarms Arrive Over Pre-Signaling Emergencies with V16 Beacons, Casting Doubt on Their Effectiveness

Some Spanish drivers are replacing emergency triangles with the new connected V16 beacons, in accordance with regulations. However, the first videos show dangerous situations that cast doubt on the effectiveness and safety of these beacons compared to the traditional method.

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

The Euskadi work calendar for 2026 moves the holiday of Sunday, October 12th, Hispanic Day, to Monday in order to make better use of the long weekend.

Gold prices tick down from record high amid profit taking; silver hits new peak

Gold prices dipped slightly after reaching a record high as investors engaged in profit-taking. Meanwhile, silver prices surged to a new peak, driven by strong demand and market optimism. The mixed movements reflect cautious sentiment amid ongoing economic uncertainties.

Oil rises as investors weigh outcome of Trump–Zelenskiy meeting

Oil prices increased as investors anticipated the impact of the meeting between former U.S. President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy. Market participants are assessing potential geopolitical implications and policy shifts that could affect energy markets and global supply-demand dynamics.

Oil prices climb after selloff as Ukraine peace efforts falter

Oil prices rose following a recent selloff as efforts to negotiate peace in Ukraine showed little progress. Market concerns over supply disruptions and geopolitical tensions supported the rebound, despite global economic uncertainties. Investors remain cautious amid ongoing conflict and mixed signals on energy demand.

Putin and Trump do not support European-Ukrainian temporary ceasefire idea, the Kremlin says

The Kremlin has stated that both Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump do not back the proposal for a temporary ceasefire between European nations and Ukraine. The idea, aimed at easing tensions, lacks support from these key figures, reflecting ongoing complexities in the conflict dynamics.

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Gold, silver hit fresh record highs amid geopolitical tensions, weak dollar

Gold and silver prices surged to new record highs driven by escalating geopolitical tensions and a weakening US dollar. Investors are seeking safe-haven assets amid global uncertainties, pushing precious metals' demand and prices upward.

Oil prices set for weekly gains with geopolitical tensions in focus

Oil prices are expected to rise this week, supported by escalating geopolitical tensions and fears of supply disruptions. Market watchers are closely monitoring conflicts in key oil-producing regions, which have heightened concerns over potential impacts on global oil supply. This environment is driving bullish sentiment among traders, contributing to the anticipated weekly gains in oil prices.

China pledges to control steel output during 2026-2030 period

China has announced plans to control its steel production from 2026 to 2030 to support environmental goals and market stability. The move aims to reduce carbon emissions and prevent overcapacity in the steel industry, aligning with the country's broader efforts to achieve carbon neutrality by 2060 while maintaining economic growth.

Platinum hits record high on tight supply, EU combustion-engine ban reversal

Platinum prices surged to record highs due to constrained supply and the EU's reconsideration of its planned combustion engine ban. The potential policy reversal boosts demand for platinum, a key component in catalytic converters, as automakers may continue producing internal combustion engine vehicles longer than expected. Tight supply alongside policy shifts underpin the metal's strong market performance.

Spot silver extends rally to hit $75 per ounce for first time

Spot silver surged to $75 per ounce, marking its highest level ever amid rising investor demand and market volatility. Factors driving the rally include inflation concerns, a weaker dollar, and increased industrial demand. The price spike reflects growing optimism in precious metals as a hedge against economic uncertainty.

SoftBank in talks to acquire DigitalBridge, deal could be announced soon - report

SoftBank is reportedly in advanced discussions to acquire DigitalBridge, a leading digital infrastructure investment firm. The potential deal, expected to be announced soon, aligns with SoftBank's strategy to expand its footprint in the growing digital infrastructure sector. This acquisition would enhance SoftBank's portfolio in data centers, cell towers, and fiber networks, reflecting strong investor interest in digital assets.

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Aspen Pharmacare to sell Asia Pacific assets to BGH Capital for $1.59 billion

Aspen Pharmacare is set to sell its Asia Pacific generic drug business to BGH Capital for $1.59 billion. The deal includes operations in Australia and New Zealand, aiming to streamline Aspen’s focus on core markets. BGH Capital plans to grow the business further in the region. The transaction is expected to close later this year, pending regulatory approvals.

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Australia stocks lower at close of trade; S&P/ASX 200 down 0.42%

Australian shares closed lower, with the S&P/ASX 200 index falling 0.42%. Market declines were driven by sector-wide drops amid cautious investor sentiment. Key industries including mining and financials faced pressure, contributing to the overall downturn at the close of trading.

China’s Leapmotor targets annual sales of more than 4 million units in a decade

Leapmotor aims to exceed 4 million annual vehicle sales within ten years, marking aggressive growth in China's EV market. The company plans significant investment in technology and production capacity to compete with leading automakers and expand its global footprint.

Asia stocks subdued in year-end trade; KOSPI jumps on chipmaker gains

Asian stocks showed mixed movements in year-end trading as investors remained cautious amid global economic uncertainties. South Korea's KOSPI index surged, boosted by strong gains in chipmaker shares, while other regional markets experienced subdued activity. The cautious sentiment reflects ongoing concerns over inflation, interest rates, and geopolitical tensions as the year closes.

US Justice Department using fraud law to target companies on DEI, WSJ reports

The US Justice Department is reportedly using a fraud statute to investigate companies' diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, according to the Wall Street Journal. This approach aims to scrutinize whether firms are misleading investors or the public about their DEI efforts. The move signals increased federal focus on corporate transparency and accountability in diversity programs.

Russian factory activity shrinks at fastest pace since March 2022, PMI shows

Russian factory activity contracted sharply in recent months, reaching its fastest decline since March 2022, according to the latest Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI). The downturn reflects challenges such as reduced demand and supply chain disruptions amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and sanctions. The shrinking manufacturing sector signals broader economic pressures facing Russia.

South Korea exports hit record high in 2025

South Korea's exports reached a record high in 2025, driven by strong demand for semiconductors, automobiles, and steel. The country's trade surplus widened as shipments to key markets like China and the US grew significantly. Analysts attribute this growth to technological advancements and increased global economic activity despite ongoing geopolitical tensions.

South Korea exports seen rising in December on strong chip demand: Reuters poll

South Korea's exports are expected to increase in December, driven by strong demand for semiconductors. A Reuters poll indicates continued growth in chip exports, supporting the country’s trade performance despite global economic uncertainties. This trend highlights the resilience of South Korea’s technology sector amid fluctuating global markets.

China passes revised foreign trade law to bolster trade war capabilities

China has enacted a revised foreign trade law aimed at strengthening its ability to navigate and respond to trade disputes. The updated legislation enhances government powers to support domestic companies in foreign trade, enforce trade rules, and safeguard national interests amid ongoing global trade tensions. This move reflects China's strategy to bolster resilience and competitiveness during intensified trade conflicts.

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Japan factory output falls more than expected in Nov; retail sales rise

Japan's factory output declined more than anticipated in November due to weaker global demand, signaling challenges for the manufacturing sector. However, retail sales showed an increase, indicating resilient domestic consumption despite external economic pressures.

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US mortgage rates fall for second consecutive week

US mortgage rates declined for the second week in a row, easing borrowing costs amid signs of slowing inflation and mixed economic data. The drop may boost homebuyer demand and provide relief to homeowners refinancing their loans, though rates remain higher than historic lows. Market watchers continue to monitor Federal Reserve policy and economic indicators for further rate movements.

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

U.S. initial jobless claims fell more than expected, indicating a strong labor market. The lower claims boosted investor confidence, strengthening the U.S. dollar against other currencies. This data suggests ongoing economic resilience despite concerns over inflation and potential rate hikes by the Federal Reserve.

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Asian stocks rise, precious metals hit records on Fed rate cut bets

Asian stocks climbed amid expectations that the Federal Reserve may cut interest rates. Investors favored precious metals, pushing gold and silver prices to record highs as rate cut bets increased concerns about economic growth and inflation. The market optimism reflected hopes for easier monetary policy to support the global economy.

Explainer - Why the Dutch pension fund reform matters for markets

The Dutch pension fund reform aims to shift from rigid, guaranteed returns to more flexible, market-linked pensions. This change addresses funding shortfalls amid low interest rates and rising life expectancy, impacting global investors by altering asset allocation and risk profiles. The reform could influence international bond and equity markets as Dutch funds adjust strategies, highlighting the broader economic implications beyond the Netherlands.

Hong Kong home prices rise for sixth month as market sentiment perks up

Hong Kong's home prices increased for the sixth consecutive month, reflecting improved market sentiment amid economic recovery. Demand has strengthened due to factors like eased travel restrictions and rising buyer confidence, boosting the property market. Analysts anticipate continued growth, though affordability remains a concern for some buyers.

Yen stages a partial recovery as BOJ hikes, intervention risks weighed

The Japanese yen partially recovered following a surprise interest rate hike by the Bank of Japan. Markets also assessed the risks of potential currency intervention amid rising volatility. The BOJ's move marks a shift in its ultra-loose monetary policy, aiming to stabilize the yen and address inflation concerns. Investors remain cautious as the yen's future direction depends on policy decisions and intervention likelihood.

BOJ debated need for more rate hikes even after December move, summary shows

The Bank of Japan discussed the possibility of additional rate hikes following its December increase. Internal debates revealed concerns about balancing inflation control with economic growth. While some policymakers favored further tightening to curb rising prices, others urged caution to avoid harming the fragile economy. The discussions highlight ongoing uncertainty about the BOJ's monetary policy direction.

Kosovo’s Kurti promises swift formation of new government after election win

Kosovo’s Prime Minister Albin Kurti has pledged to quickly form a new government following his party’s election victory. Kurti aims to address key issues such as economic development, rule of law, and European integration. The swift government formation is intended to ensure political stability and maintain momentum on reforms critical to Kosovo’s future.

China to Issue Digital Yuan Management Action Plan

China plans to release a comprehensive action plan to manage the development and regulation of the digital yuan. This initiative aims to enhance the digital currency's adoption, security, and integration into the financial system, strengthening China's position in the global digital currency landscape.

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China’s finance ministry says fiscal policies will be more ’proactive’ in 2026

China’s finance ministry announced that fiscal policies in 2026 will become more proactive to support stable economic growth. The government plans to increase budget spending, enhance investment in key areas, and implement measures to boost domestic demand and innovation, aiming to sustain momentum amid external uncertainties and internal challenges.

Hong Kong expects 3.2% growth this year, seeks to maintain momentum

Hong Kong projects a 3.2% economic growth for the year, aiming to sustain its current positive momentum. Authorities plan to implement supportive measures to boost sectors such as finance, technology, and tourism, focusing on innovation and market expansion to ensure continued development despite global uncertainties.

MEET48’s 2026 Roadshow Successfully Held in Seoul, Unveiling Multiple Products to Lead the Global AI + Web3 Entertainment Industry

MEET48’s 2026 Roadshow took place in Seoul, showcasing new products designed to drive innovation in the AI and Web3 entertainment sectors. The event highlighted MEET48’s commitment to leading global trends by integrating advanced technologies, aiming to revolutionize user engagement and entertainment experiences worldwide.

Crouton Digital: Institutional-Grade Blockchain Infrastructure for Web3 Ecosystems

Crouton Digital provides high-quality blockchain infrastructure tailored for Web3 ecosystems. Their platform aims to deliver secure, scalable, and reliable services to institutional clients, supporting seamless integration and operation within decentralized applications. Crouton Digital's solutions enhance performance and accessibility, fostering growth and innovation in the Web3 space.

Bitcoin price today: rises to $89k amid thin liquidity, ETF outflows

Bitcoin surged to $89,000 despite thin liquidity and outflows from ETFs. The price increase reflects strong market demand amid limited trading volumes, signaling investor confidence despite ETF-related sell-offs. This volatility underscores the ongoing dynamic between institutional selling and retail buying in the crypto market.

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

Bitcoin's price dipped to $87,000 due to outflows from exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and reduced trading activity during the holiday period. Market sentiment remains cautious as investors await clearer regulatory signals and economic data, resulting in lower volatility and subdued demand.

THORChain Launches Native Cross-Chain Swap Interface in Public Beta

THORChain has introduced its native cross-chain swap interface in public beta, allowing users to directly swap assets across multiple blockchains without intermediaries. This decentralized feature aims to improve liquidity and accessibility while maintaining security. The launch marks a significant step toward seamless multi-chain interoperability in the DeFi space.

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

Bitcoin's price fell below $88,000 after a short rebound lost momentum. Investors remain cautious ahead of important upcoming US economic data, which could influence market direction. The cryptocurrency's performance is closely watched amid broader market volatility and regulatory concerns.

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

Solstice and Cor Prime completed the first-ever institutional stablecoin-for-stablecoin repurchase agreement (repo) on a public blockchain. This landmark transaction enhances transparency, speed, and security in institutional financing by leveraging blockchain technology for seamless and efficient repo operations. It marks a significant step forward in integrating traditional finance with decentralized platforms.

Stablecoin Insider Releases 2025 Report on Stablecoins’ Shift to Financial Infrastructure

Stablecoin Insider’s 2025 report highlights stablecoins evolving beyond digital currency roles toward becoming essential components of global financial infrastructure. The report details how stablecoins are enhancing payment systems, enabling faster cross-border transactions, and integrating with decentralized finance platforms, signaling a major shift in their utility and regulatory approaches worldwide.

Exclusive: Beyond trading: where crypto’s next real revenues may come from in 2026

As crypto trading revenues decline, the industry looks to new sources for growth by 2026. Emerging areas include decentralized finance (DeFi) services, blockchain gaming, and non-fungible tokens (NFTs) with real-world utility. Additionally, Web3 applications and crypto-based infrastructure are expected to generate substantial income, shifting focus from speculative trading to sustainable business models.

Exclusive: Why the $18T retirement industry now sees blockchain as key to survival

The $18 trillion retirement industry is increasingly adopting blockchain technology to enhance transparency, security, and efficiency. Facing regulatory challenges, fraud risks, and operational inefficiencies, industry leaders view blockchain as essential for modernizing retirement funds, improving trust, and ensuring long-term viability in a rapidly evolving financial landscape.

Weebit Nano licenses ReRAM technology to Texas Instruments

Weebit Nano has licensed its ReRAM memory technology to Texas Instruments, allowing TI to improve its low-power, high-density memory solutions. This partnership seeks to enhance TI’s product performance across multiple applications by utilizing Weebit's innovative resistive RAM technology.

Senvest Capital founder Victor Mashaal dies at 87

Victor Mashaal, founder of Senvest Capital, passed away at the age of 87. He was renowned for his successful investment strategies and impactful leadership in the financial sector. Mashaal's legacy includes significant contributions to asset management and mentoring emerging investors. His death marks the loss of a respected figure in the investment community.

Cathie Wood’s ARK boosts CRISPR stock with significant buy

Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest has made a notable purchase of CRISPR Therapeutics shares, signaling strong confidence in the gene-editing firm's growth potential. This move reflects ARK’s continued enthusiasm for innovative biotech companies, potentially influencing investor sentiment and boosting the stock's market performance.

Immersion receives third Nasdaq notice for late financial filings

Immersion Corporation has received its third Nasdaq notification due to delays in submitting its financial filings. The company faces increasing pressure to comply with Nasdaq's listing requirements to avoid potential delisting. Immersion is working to resolve the issues causing the delays and expects to file the required reports soon to maintain its Nasdaq listing.

NetEase executive VP Yingfeng Ding to retire after 23-year tenure

NetEase announced that Executive Vice President Yingfeng Ding will retire after 23 years with the company. Ding has played a key role in NetEase's growth and success. The company will begin the search for a successor to continue its strategic development.

Cycurion corrects dividend distribution ratio to 0.0080

Cycurion has revised its dividend distribution ratio, adjusting it to 0.0080 per share. This correction impacts the payout amount for shareholders and supersedes any previous announcements regarding dividend distribution. The company advises investors to take note of this updated ratio for accurate dividend calculations.

Super Hi International Holding stock hits 52-week low at 16.3 USD

Super Hi International Holding's stock dropped to a 52-week low of $16.3 amid declining market confidence. The fall reflects concerns over the company's recent financial performance and broader market volatility impacting investor sentiment.

Laureate Education stock reaches all-time high at $34.30

Laureate Education's stock surged to a record high of $34.30, driven by strong quarterly earnings and positive market sentiment. Investors are optimistic about the company's growth prospects and expansion plans in global education markets.

Amneal Pharmaceuticals stock hits 52-week high at $12.99

Amneal Pharmaceuticals' stock reached a 52-week high of $12.99, driven by strong financial results and positive market sentiment. The company's recent earnings beat expectations, boosting investor confidence and signaling potential growth in the pharmaceutical sector.

Sidus Space prices $16.2 million stock offering at $1.50 per share

Sidus Space has priced its public offering of approximately 10.8 million shares at $1.50 each, aiming to raise about $16.2 million. The funds will support the company’s growth initiatives in space infrastructure and technology development. The offering is subject to customary closing conditions and expected to close soon, enhancing Sidus Space’s financial capacity for expansion in the space sector.