News Summary - 12/30/2025

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Russia's losses in Ukraine rise faster than ever, as US pushes for peace deal

The BBC reports a sharp increase in Russian soldier fatalities in Ukraine, highlighting a rapid rise in casualties. This comes amid US efforts to negotiate a peace deal between the conflicting parties.

Trump hopes to reach phase two of Gaza ceasefire 'very quickly'

After talks with Netanyahu, President Trump expressed hope to quickly advance to phase two of the Gaza ceasefire. He also warned Hamas will face severe consequences if it refuses to disarm.

Ukraine denies drone attack on Putin's residence

Russia accused Ukraine of attempting a drone attack on President Putin's residence. However, Ukrainian President Zelensky dismissed the claims as "typical Russian lies," denying any involvement in the alleged incident.

Bangladesh's first female prime minister Khaleda Zia dies aged 80

Khaleda Zia, Bangladesh's first female prime minister, has died aged 80. Her political rivalry with Sheikh Hasina shaped decades of the country's politics, marking a defining era in Bangladesh's history.

Trump says US hit 'big facility' linked to alleged Venezuelan drug boats

President Trump did not confirm US media reports that a recent explosion at a facility linked to alleged Venezuelan drug boats was caused by a CIA drone strike.

Anthony Joshua injured in Nigeria car crash that killed two team members

British heavyweight boxer Anthony Joshua sustained minor injuries in a car crash in Nigeria that tragically killed two of his team members and close friends.

Great white sharks face extinction in Mediterranean, say researchers

Researchers warn that overfishing and illegal fishing practices are causing a significant decline in great white shark populations in the Mediterranean, pushing them towards potential extinction.

K-pop band NewJeans breaks up after bitter feud with record label

Ador has officially dropped NewJeans member Danielle Marsh amid ongoing tensions. Meanwhile, the future of member Minji with the group remains unclear. The developments signal turmoil within NewJeans and raise questions about the group's continuation.

Spanish woman who found fame for botching fresco restoration dies

Cecilia Giménez gained international attention after her attempted restoration of the fresco Ecce Homo in Spain, which led to the artwork being nicknamed "Monkey Christ." Her efforts brought unexpected fame before her passing.

'No worries': Trump downplays Chinese military drills around Taiwan

US President Trump dismissed concerns over Chinese military drills near Taiwan, which were conducted in response to the US announcing an $11 billion arms sale to the island.

Alleged Bondi gunmen acted alone and did not train in the Philippines, police say

Police revealed the Bondi attack, which killed 15, was carried out by a father-son duo who acted alone. Despite spending a month in the Philippines prior to the incident, authorities found no evidence they received training there.

Brazil's Bolsonaro undergoes second medical procedure for hiccups

Former far-right leader Jair Bolsonaro received a second medical treatment within three days to address his chronic hiccups, indicating ongoing health issues related to the condition.

Nepal to scrap 'failed' Mount Everest waste deposit scheme

Nepal plans to end its waste deposit scheme on Mount Everest, where climbers paid $4,000 refundable deposits for bringing back 8kg of waste. The program was intended to reduce litter but is now considered unsuccessful.

Thailand accuses Cambodia of breaking newly signed ceasefire deal

A ceasefire between Thailand and Cambodia began at noon local time (05:00 GMT) on Saturday. However, Thailand has accused Cambodia of violating the newly established agreement shortly after it took effect.

US pledges $2bn for humanitarian aid, but tells UN 'adapt or die'

The US pledged $2 billion for humanitarian aid, a move welcomed by the UN. However, this comes amid prior significant cuts to US funding for humanitarian operations, with the US urging the UN to adapt its approach or face obsolescence.

Why Israel's recognition of Somaliland as an independent state is controversial

Somaliland seeks international recognition after declaring independence from Somalia in 1991, but remains unrecognized globally. Israel's recent recognition is controversial as it challenges Somalia's territorial claims and regional stability. This move may reflect Israel's strategic interests in the Horn of Africa, including countering Iranian influence and expanding diplomatic ties in the region.

'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 they remain cautious due to ongoing challenges and uncertainties about safety and stability in Syria.

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

China conducted military exercises near Taiwan in response to the recent US announcement of a major weapons sale to Taiwan, signaling a warning to separatist movements and emphasizing its stance against foreign interference.

Egyptian dissident sorry for tweets after calls for deportation from UK

Shabana Mahmood faces increasing pressure to revoke Alaa Abdel Fattah's citizenship following the surfacing of his controversial social media posts, sparking calls for his deportation from the UK.

French cinema actress Brigitte Bardot dies aged 91

Brigitte Bardot, a 1950s symbol of sexual liberation in French cinema, has died aged 91. Later in life, she became controversial for making homophobic and racist remarks.

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

The Albanian nationalist Vetevendosje party secured a decisive victory in Kosovo's elections, ensuring a third term for leader Albin Kurti after months of political deadlock.

Five-year-old boy dies after getting caught in Japan ski travelator

A five-year-old boy was caught in a ski travelator in Japan, prompting officials to spend 40 minutes dismantling the machinery to free him. Despite the rescue efforts, the boy was later pronounced dead.

Mexico train crash kills 13 and injures almost 100

A train derailed near Nizanda, Mexico, killing 13 people and injuring nearly 100. An investigation into the cause of the accident is currently underway.

Three killed in Sweden as major storm sweeps across Nordic countries

A major storm has caused widespread disruption across Finland, Sweden, and Norway, leaving thousands of homes without power. The severe weather has resulted in three fatalities in Sweden as authorities respond to the impact in the Nordic region.

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

The first day of Myanmar's election closed amid heavy criticism, with observers claiming the vote aims to solidify the junta's control. The process was marked by a crackdown on dissent, highlighting concerns over the election's legitimacy.

Spaniards hurl flour, eggs and fireworks in mock battle

The annual festival "Els Enfarinats" in Ibi, Spain, saw participants engage in a lively mock battle using flour, eggs, and fireworks, leaving the town covered in remnants of the playful food fight.

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

Police detained a male suspect by shooting him in the leg after a stabbing incident that left nine people dead, including five children. Two others remain seriously injured.

How growing up in war really affects an 11-year-old

Fergal Keane explores the lasting impact of war on children, drawing from his experience reporting on conflicts worldwide. He examines the psychological trauma young victims endure and considers ways to support their healing and recovery.

The fight over Christian nationalism in a small Tennessee town

Tensions arose when two religious podcasters settled in a small Appalachian town in Tennessee's Bible Belt, sparking debate and controversy over Christian nationalism within the community.

Khaleda Zia: Widower of the Murdered Leader Who Became Bangladesh's First Female Prime Minister

Khaleda Zia, the widow of a murdered leader, became the first female prime minister of Bangladesh. Her terms were characterized by violent unrest and economic difficulties, yet she played a crucial role in the country's political scene.

Photographing the Hidden World of Slime Mould

Barry Webb captures award-winning images showcasing the intricate and often overlooked world of slime mould, revealing its unique structures and beauty.

Coups, elections and protests - a difficult year for democracy in Africa

Africa faced a challenging year marked by post-election violence in Tanzania and multiple coups, reflecting ongoing struggles with political stability and democratic processes across the continent.

Naan: How the 'world's best bread' traveled from Islamic courts to our plates

Naan, originally a leavened flatbread enjoyed by Islamic nobility, has evolved into a beloved global staple. From its royal origins, it has traveled across cultures and kitchens to become a widely appreciated bread enjoyed worldwide.

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

John Simpson reflects on 2025 as an unprecedented year of conflicts, highlighting multiple major wars occurring simultaneously. He emphasizes the significant geopolitical consequences arising from these crises, marking the year as uniquely impactful in his extensive reporting career.

Trump and Zelensky appear more upbeat - but show little evidence that peace is near for Ukraine

Despite optimistic tones from Trump and Zelensky in Florida, there is no clear sign of progress toward peace for Ukraine, reports BBC's Vitaliy Shevchenko.

Toxic air, broken roads and unpicked rubbish - why India's big cities are becoming unliveable

Despite significant government investments in infrastructure, many Indian cities continue to rank low on liveability indexes due to persistent issues like toxic air pollution, deteriorating roads, and uncollected rubbish.

Living in fear of Lakurawa - the militant group Trump targeted in Nigeria strikes

Residents of Nigeria describe life under Lakurawa militants as oppressive, unable to enjoy freedoms like playing music. The group’s harsh control has instilled widespread fear, disrupting daily life and prompting international military responses, including strikes ordered by former US President Trump.

Catching the hunters trapping rare songbirds in China

The BBC exposed a man trapping rare songbirds in China, highlighting the profitable trade as many people keep these birds as pets.

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 the severe issue of child abuse in Somalia, drawing attention to the need for better protection and oversight of vulnerable children.

Brigitte Bardot: From French cinema to international fame

Brigitte Bardot, the iconic French model and actress known for her impact on cinema and global popularity, has passed away at the age of 91.

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, highlighting the volcano's frequent eruptions despite ongoing skiing activities nearby.

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

A meteor was witnessed streaking brightly across the night sky above Japan's iconic Mount Fuji, captivating viewers with its luminous trail.

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

Pope Leo called for global peace in his Christmas speech, urging an end to conflicts worldwide and promoting harmony among nations.

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

President Donald Trump helped NORAD celebrate its 70th anniversary of tracking Santa Claus on Christmas Eve by answering children's calls, adding a special touch to the holiday tradition.

Housing closes another year of imbalances and faces another 'bubble': record prices and the highest number of purchases since 2007

Housing prices in 2025 have risen to the highest level in two decades, reaching historic figures. Further increases are expected in 2026, although lower than the 12% recorded this year, while concerns grow about a possible burst of a new real estate bubble.

Mortgages that are reviewed with December's euribor will save €160 per year despite the new increase in the indicator

The euribor will close December around 2.27%, below the 2.436% of a year ago. This will allow those who review their mortgages with this index to save approximately €160 annually, despite the recent rise in the indicator.

Housing, electricity, water, pensions, transportation, telephony, taxes... everything that goes up and down in price in 2026

The real estate market will remain active in 2026, although the Euribor will rise. Discounts on public transportation will continue following the government extension. Consumer prices will keep increasing, but at a slower pace than in 2025.

The Water Bill in the Community of Madrid Increases by 3% on January 1

The water tariff in the Community of Madrid will rise by 3% starting January 1, as part of a schedule of planned increases until 2030 to finance the strategic investments of the Canal de Isabel II.

The "two issues to resolve" that prevent Trump from sealing the peace agreement between Zelensky and Putin

Although it is claimed that the peace pact between Zelensky and Putin is "closer than ever," the reality regarding Russia's stance is less optimistic, revealing two key issues still to be resolved that hinder the realization of the agreement promoted by Trump.

The Danger of Tourist Cruises in Indonesia: What Factors Explain the Increase in Shipwrecks

Indonesia has experienced an increase in maritime accidents in recent years, mainly attributed to changing and extreme weather that affects the safety of tourist cruises.

Pope Francis, Verónica Echegui, Robert Redford... the celebrities who left us in 2025

In 2025, numerous prominent personalities from various fields have passed away. This article offers a photo gallery to remember these figures who left their mark during the year.

Male violence leaves another dark year with 46 women killed in 2025

Since 2003, 1,341 women have been killed by their partners or ex-partners. In 2025, 46 women lost their lives. Nearly 80% of the victims had not reported their abusers, and in 10 cases there were active restraining orders.

The 'influencer' pediatrician Jorge García Dihinx and his partner, two of the deceased in the Huesca avalanche

Jorge García Dihinx, a pediatrician and influencer known for his website 'La meteo que viene', and his partner died in an avalanche in Huesca. He was recognized among mountaineers for his informative work on the weather.

Three skiers die in an avalanche near Panticosa, in the Aragonese Pyrenees

Three skiers died and three other people were affected after being caught in a snow avalanche while undertaking a high mountain activity near Panticosa, in the Aragonese Pyrenees, around 1:30 PM, according to Heraldo.

The Zodiac Killer's Crimes, an Unresolved Nightmare: The Killer Could Also Have Murdered the 'Black Dahlia'

The Zodiac Killer, officially responsible for seven deaths in California between 1968 and 1969, remains an unsolved mystery. Recently, it has been suggested that he could also be linked to the murder of the 'Black Dahlia,' adding a new dimension to this still unresolved case.

The rains bid farewell and give way to stable and cold weather in almost all of Spain

The arrival of an anticyclone clears the skies in Spain, causing the end of the rains and a widespread drop in temperatures, leading to a period of stable and cold weather across much of the country.

Criticism Against Sabalenka and the 'Battle of the Sexes' Match: "She Has Embarrassed All Women's Tennis"

Social media harshly criticized Sabalenka and the controversial rules of the match against Nick Kyrgios, where the number one's side of the court was smaller, causing outrage and leading many to consider that the event embarrassed women's tennis.

"Is he dead? I hope so": a streamer runs over a man with his Tesla during a live broadcast

The streamer Clavicular ran over a man with his Tesla during a live broadcast and claimed to have acted in self-defense. As a result, he was banned from the platform Kick.

The incredible descent of a skier during the eruption of Etna

A skier continued descending the snow-covered slopes of Mount Etna despite the start of a new eruptive phase, showcasing an extraordinary scene amid volcanic activity.

Adif reorganizes the allocation of its tracks: gives more time to Renfe, Ouigo, and Iryo to request slots and prioritizes them in case of saturation

Adif adjusts the process of allocating rail capacity to adapt to the increase in traffic and operators. The new regulations grant more time to companies like Renfe, Ouigo, and Iryo to request slots and prioritize them in case of saturation on certain lines, aiming to optimize the use of the infrastructure.

The spectacular physical condition of Carlos Sainz at 61 years old before the Dakar: "Everything in order and very eager!"

Spanish driver Carlos Sainz showed his excellent physical condition in a video of his medical check-up prior to the Dakar Rally in Saudi Arabia, confirming that he is ready and motivated for the competition.

A couple dies in Tenerife in two separate motorcycle accidents less than 24 hours apart

Orimar died on Friday in a motorcycle accident in the south of Tenerife, and her boyfriend Adrián died the next day in another similar accident, both within less than 24 hours.

Juan Pedro Franco, Known as the World's Heaviest Man, Dies

Juan Pedro Franco, recognized as the world's heaviest man, has passed away. His doctor emphasized that his case brought visibility to obesity as a disease and praised his perseverance and resilience after losing nearly half of his maximum body weight.

A mother and her young daughter die from food poisoning after going to the hospital and being discharged

A mother and her daughter from Campobasso, Italy, died of multiple organ failure following food poisoning. They had visited the hospital three times due to worsening symptoms but were discharged before passing away.

The President of Renfe Rules Out Compensating for Delays Under One Hour Despite the New Law: "In Principle, No"

Renfe and the Ministry of Transport reject applying the Sustainable Mobility law that requires compensation for delays starting at 15 minutes, deeming it unconstitutional and contrary to business freedom. Therefore, Renfe does not anticipate resuming compensation for delays under one hour.

A Snowstorm and Freezing Rain Hit the US, Causing Thousands of Flight Cancellations and Power Outages in New York

A snowstorm and freezing rain are affecting the US, causing the cancellation of thousands of flights and power outages in New York. The ice has made travel difficult on major roads, leading to numerous traffic accidents.

Caught: Kiko Rivera hugging Irene Rosales' boyfriend: "They’re seen talking just the two of them"

The magazine Diez Minutos publishes a photo of Kiko Rivera hugging and chatting alone with Irene Rosales' boyfriend, causing surprise and speculation about their relationship on the 2025 cover.

Why Don’t We Move Beyond the New Year’s Eve Dinner?

In Spain, the tradition of having dinner with family on New Year's Eve remains more popular than celebrating with friends, keeping alive a custom that brings families together at the close of the year.

Britney Spears celebrates Christmas with her young son after years of estrangement

Britney Spears spent Christmas with her young son, marking a change after years of estrangement due to her legal issues with her ex-husband and her father, who had placed her under a conservatorship.

Fernando Alonso and Melissa Jiménez no longer hide: their first tender photo

Fernando Alonso and Melissa Jiménez, future parents, share for the first time a tender photo together, showing their happiness and romance in this special moment of their lives.

Betting on Science to Leave Smoke Behind

More than 14 billion dollars in R&D and an innovative center in Switzerland are driving the transition towards combustion-free products, aiming to leave behind the smoke of traditional tobacco.

A Light Show Transforms Madrid's Plaza Mayor This Christmas

CaixaBank has installed the largest lighting display on the facade of Plaza Mayor in Madrid, offering daily Christmas animations from 6:00 PM until January 7.

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

Chris Martin humorously commented on the 'kisscam' incident where Andy Byron, CEO of Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, HR director, were caught cheating on their partners, suggesting making the best out of difficult situations with a positive attitude.

The Government Insists on Encouraging Fear of Vox and That the Legislature Will Continue Even Without the Budget

The Government maintains that the legislature will continue even if the Budget is not approved. Additionally, it insists on highlighting the risks that, according to them, Vox represents in order to generate fear and consolidate support around its administration.

Pilar Vidal will set out to find love on television: "I like men between 50 and 62 years old"

Pilar Vidal will participate in a dating show similar to 'Next', where she will look for love in front of the cameras, focusing on men between 50 and 62 years old, according to the program 'Zapeando'.

The King and his daughters make a surprise appearance at the musical 'Rent', organized by a municipal theater in Madrid

The royal family unexpectedly attended the musical 'Rent' at the Fernán Gómez Center in Madrid and took photos with the entire cast after the performance.

Create an App to Preserve the Memories of His Grandmother with Alzheimer’s: "She Is the Most Important Person"

A young mathematics student has developed an app to preserve the memories of his grandmother with Alzheimer’s. His project, which seeks to honor his loved one, will soon be presented in China.

Melanie Watson, Child Actress Who Starred in the Series 'Arnold,' Dies at 57

Melanie Watson, known for her role as Kathy Gordon in the series 'Arnold,' has passed away at the age of 57. The child actress suffered from brittle bone disease.

Gorka Espiau (Work4Progress): "It’s not about counting the jobs you create, but about knowing if you are changing lives"

Work4Progress, an initiative of the ”la Caixa” Foundation, promotes quality jobs for women and young people in rural areas of Colombia, India, Mozambique, and Peru, focusing on the real impact on their lives rather than the number of jobs created.

Mortgages that are reviewed with the December Euribor will save €160 per year despite the new rise in the indicator

The Euribor will close December around 2.27%, lower than last year's 2.436%. This means that mortgages reviewed with this index in December will be able to save about €160 annually, despite a recent increase in the indicator.

Controversy with 'Stranger Things' and the Deleted Scenes from the Latest Season

Rumors about deleted scenes in Volume 2 of the latest season of 'Stranger Things' were denied by one of the actors, rejecting the existence of censored material.

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, anticipating long lines due to their high demand and attractive style.

Carlos Morales, Food Technologist: "A Healthy Future Is Not About Consuming More Fiber"

Carlos Morales explains that not all fibers are the same nor do they offer the same health benefits, so it is crucial to correctly choose the type of fiber consumed for an effective healthy impact.

A Waymo Robotaxi Causes Chaos After Driving the Wrong Way in a City

A Waymo robotaxi caused chaos by driving the wrong way in a city, highlighting that the company still needs to improve its protocols and safety systems to prevent similar incidents.

These are the five Spanish destinations to say goodbye to the year without crowds

Discover five destinations in Spain ideal for celebrating the end of the year away from the crowds, from the natural landscapes of Galicia to the white villages of the Alpujarra in Granada.

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

Chef Jordi Cruz mentioned that using Coca-Cola to prepare roast chicken is not a bad idea, as this beverage helps to glaze the meat, giving the dish a special finish.

The danger of filling the gas tank to the top: "When the nozzle clicks..."

Filling the gas tank to the top can be dangerous. When the gas station nozzle clicks off, it may be because the tank is full, and fuel can spill, causing safety and environmental hazards. It is better to avoid filling the tank completely to prevent accidents.

Series Canceled in 2025: The Dropouts on Netflix, Prime Video, HBO, Apple TV, and More

This year, several platforms such as Netflix, Prime Video, HBO, and Apple TV have canceled prominent series. The decision responds to strategic changes and audience evaluations, affecting popular productions and making room for new content in 2025.

Beyoncé, the fifth artist to enter Forbes' billionaire list, joining her husband Jay-Z and Taylor Swift

Beyoncé becomes the fifth singer to enter Forbes' billionaire list, joining her husband Jay-Z, Taylor Swift, Rihanna, and Bruce Springsteen.

The Supreme Court confirms the sentences for the three convicted in the Samuel Luiz murder and calls it an "inexplicable lynching"

The Supreme Court Chamber upholds the sentences for the three individuals involved in the murder of Samuel Luiz, describing the act as an "inexplicable lynching." It highlights that the attack was sudden and left the victim defenseless from the start.

A Businessman, His Teenage Daughter, and a Bodyguard Die in a Shooting

A businessman, his teenage daughter, and his bodyguard were killed in a shooting when they were attacked by armed men inside a van.

A man dies after being abandoned at the doors of the Valme hospital in the Sevillian town

A man died after being left abandoned at the doors of the Valme hospital. This morning, a vehicle stopped in front of the hospital, from which a person got out, abandoned the man who was already dead, and fled the scene.

Sentenced to 11 years in prison for raping a woman with intellectual disability

The convicted man abused a woman with an intellectual disability, taking advantage of her vulnerability, despite her expressing that she did not want to have relations. He was sentenced to 11 years in prison for this crime.

The Pope Welcomes Pilgrims from a Parish in Alcalá de Henares and Emphasizes "Gestures" of "Love for the Poor"

The Pope highlighted before pilgrims from a parish in Alcalá de Henares the importance of "concrete gestures and actions" that demonstrate love for the poor, appreciating their social and spiritual commitment.

Sales Calendar 2026: The Complete Guide to Not Missing Any Discounts

In Spain, the main sales seasons are summer, winter, and Black Friday, offering multiple opportunities to take advantage of discounts and promotions throughout the year.

Free and for a limited time: this streaming service celebrates Jane Austen with her best adaptations

The famous adaptations of Jane Austen's works from 1995 and 2005 are available for free for a limited time on a streaming service, celebrating the legacy of the author who died at 41.

Sweet potato plant-based sobrasada with dried tomatoes, an inexpensive appetizer idea that takes 10 minutes and never fails

Plant-based sobrasada can be easily made with roasted sweet potato and dried tomatoes, offering an affordable and quick appetizer that is ready in just 10 minutes.

The curious reason that explains why gnocchi is eaten in Argentina on December 29

The tradition of eating gnocchi on December 29 in Argentina is centuries old. It is believed that this habit brings good luck and economic prosperity for the following month, connected to Italian customs that took root in the country.

Alternatives to the Nativity's Caganer That Are Funnier Than the Little Shepherd

The traditional caganer figure in the nativity scene has given way to more contemporary and amusing characters that reflect modern reality and society, transforming the nativity into an ironic and humorous space, promoting shared laughter and new forms of interaction beyond the classic game of hiding it.

Goodbye to uncomfortable heels: the jeweled ballet flats that are a hit at Christmas

Jeweled ballet flats have become the preferred choice for Christmas dinners and celebrations, offering comfort and elegance compared to traditional heels.

What the '20minutos' Editorial Team Has Read in 2025: From Classics to Sagas of Women and Young Authors

The '20minutos' editorial team shares their literary recommendations for 2025, highlighting a variety of tastes that include classics, sagas featuring women, and works by young authors, reflecting the diversity and richness of good literature.

A fan attacks Van der Poel: tries to pull him off his bike during the race by hitting his handlebars

During a race, Mathieu Van der Poel avoided a crash after a fan tried to knock him down by hitting the handlebars of his bike.

The Prosecutor's Office will investigate the sexual harassment allegations against Ramón Flecha, professor at UAB

The Prosecutor's Office will open an investigation following at least 11 testimonies reporting behaviors of sexual harassment, psychological coercion, abuse, and exploitation attributed to Professor Ramón Flecha of UAB.

The newspaper '20minutos' receives the Frank Mery Communication Award 2025 for "bringing magic closer to the public"

The International Festival Vive la Magia de León offers magic shows throughout the region from December 25 to January 1, promoting magic and culture.

The Best Pranks from the 'Inocente' Gala: Aitor Albizua "Scared" and Santi Cazorla Breaking a Helmet

The 'Inocente' gala featured entertaining pranks highlighting Aitor Albizua visibly frightened and Santi Cazorla knocking down Don Pelayo’s helmet, creating funny and memorable moments during the event.

AI Will Make You a Millionaire If You Work in Plumbing: "I Had No Experience and I Haven't Stopped for a Year"

Artificial Intelligence automates many tasks, but manual trades like plumbing are gaining value. People without experience, such as a plumber mentioned, have seen a rise in demand and success in their work over the past year.

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

Social phobia, which affects 4% of adults, makes Christmas dinners a challenge full of anxiety and pressure. Those who suffer from it feel invisible and excluded at family gatherings, turning the celebration into a distressing experience.

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

The EU seeks to reform itself to gain agility and effectiveness but faces difficulties due to external factors that affect its capacity to act, showing both successes and mistakes in its role regarding international conflicts.

New Year in Campaign

In the tense atmosphere leading up to the elections, Pedro Sánchez maintains his strategic absences while key decisions have already been made and positions defined.

In Spain, There’s No Room for Another Grinch

Bitterness, sensationalism, outrage, and anger dominate the discourse of many representatives in Spain, reflecting a political atmosphere filled with negativity and constant confrontation.

Being a fan of something or someone

Expressing our passion for something or someone transforms the world, as change happens through the beauty we share and express.

Living Off Our Data

If people controlled their data and there were adequate laws, they could generate income by charging for its use and thus live off it.

12 Years Since Michael Schumacher's Skiing Accident: The Moment That Changed F1 History Forever

12 years ago, Michael Schumacher suffered a serious skiing accident in Méribel, Alps, which transformed his life and marked a before and after in F1 history. The incident had profound personal consequences and caused great shock in the sports world.

Anthony Joshua, injured in a serious traffic accident that left two dead

British boxer Anthony Joshua was involved in a serious traffic accident as a passenger. He was hospitalized and is in good condition. The accident left two people dead.

Catalonia confirms two cases of swine fever and an outbreak of avian flu

Catalonia has confirmed two cases of swine fever and an outbreak of avian flu. As a precaution, the confinement of domestic poultry is maintained to control the high risk of spread of these diseases.

The President of Syria Presents the New Currency: "It Marks the End of an Era"

The Governor of the Central Bank of Syria announced that the exchange to the new currency will be free and that there will be a 90-day coexistence period to facilitate the transition.

Bolsonaro undergoes a second operation to stop hiccup attacks

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro underwent a second surgery to treat his persistent hiccup attacks, after the first operation performed on Saturday was unsuccessful.

The owner of the bar where the shares of El Gordo were sold in Villamanín: "There is no bad faith, I am in favor of collecting"

The owner of the bar involved in the sale of shares of the El Gordo lottery drawing in Villamanín assures that there was no bad faith and expresses support for the affected parties to collect, even if they receive less money than expected. Some of those affected prefer to accept a smaller amount in order to recover part of the prize.

Shakira will perform before TVE's New Year's Eve countdown: "See you to end the year"

Shakira confirmed in a video that she will perform before TVE's New Year's Eve countdown, inviting the audience to watch her to close the year together.

Gloria Camila Gets Emotional Upon Discovering the Renovation of Rocío Jurado's House

Gloria Camila became emotional when she saw the renovation of Rocío Jurado's house, remembering her childhood in the place that has now completely changed. On the show 'El tiempo justo,' she expressed her nostalgia over how nothing stays the same and how those spaces connected to her past have been transformed.

Paloma Barrientos applies to be Aitana’s crochet teacher

Paloma Barrientos, journalist, mentioned that a few years ago she sold crochet bikinis and now she is offering to be Aitana’s crochet teacher.

Antonia San Juan will present a special on TV Canaria featuring interviews: 'Antonia y Compañía'

Antonia San Juan will debut the special 'Antonia y Compañía' on TV Canaria, where she will interview people close to her and connected to her life and career.

Alexia Rivas responds to Olga Moreno's jab: "We've seen her take low blows on other occasions"

Alexia Rivas responded on the show 'Fiesta' to Olga Moreno's criticism, pointing out that it is not the first time Olga has resorted to low comments. Rivas defended her position and emphasized that such attitudes have been seen before in other situations.

Violeta Mangriñán reports a wave of thefts at her matcha tea shop: "How angry I am right now!"

Violeta Mangriñán reports a series of thefts at her matcha tea shop, highlighting that a couple brazenly stole a t-shirt, being caught on security cameras, which causes her great indignation.

Protests Grow Against Kate and William Over Excessive Security Measures at Their New Residence

Neighbors are protesting the extensive security perimeter established around Kate and William's new residence, which restricts their usual activities such as walking their dogs or riding horses.

Cecilia Giménez Dies, the Neighbor Who 'Restored' Borja's 'Ecce Homo' and Boosted the Town

Cecilia Giménez, the Borja resident known for restoring the 'Ecce Homo' and promoting local tourism, has passed away at the age of 94. The town's mayor has praised her figure and her positive impact on the community.

Marina García Shares Her Wishes for 2026: Health for Her Loved Ones, Continuing to Work, and Perhaps Getting Married?

Marina García reflects while putting on makeup about her wishes for 2026, which include health for her loved ones, continuing her work, and possibly getting married.

Jake and Romy, the children of Rob and Michele Reiner, reappear after their parents' murder

Nick Reiner, the middle child of Rob and Michele Reiner, is identified as the person responsible for the murder of his parents. Jake and Romy, his siblings, have reappeared following the tragic event.

George Clooney, his wife, and their twin children obtain French nationality

George Clooney, his wife, and their twin children obtained French nationality after acquiring a property in southeastern France to live.

'TikToker' 'Chaturry' Dies at 18 Due to Cardiorespiratory Arrest

Peruvian influencer Fernando Ramos, known as 'Chaturry', passed away at the age of 18 after suffering a cardiorespiratory arrest. He was admitted to the intensive care unit for several days before his death.

Patri Pérez and Lester Duque Clear Up All Doubts After Announcing Their Reconciliation: "I Wish It Were an Embarrassment"

The former participants of 'La última tentación,' Patri Pérez and Lester Duque, clarified doubts after announcing their reconciliation. Both expressed their hope that their reunion is not misunderstood or judged negatively, showing an open and sincere stance about their current relationship situation.

Bertín Osborne's circle denies he is with a 28-year-old woman: "He has many female friends"

Bertín Osborne's close circle denies that he has a romantic relationship with a 28-year-old woman, assuring that he only has many female friends and that there is nothing more between them.

Mette-Marit's Words Take Effect: Number of Donors Increases

After the royal family's interview about their difficult year, the public's reaction has been very positive, considering it a "Christmas gift" that has boosted an increase in the number of donors.

Indonesia recovers the body of the missing 12-year-old Spanish girl

Rescue teams in Indonesia have recovered the body of a missing 12-year-old Spanish girl and continue searching for two other Spanish minors and their father.

Fernando Alonso and Melissa Jiménez are no longer hiding: their first tender photo

Fernando Alonso and Melissa Jiménez, soon-to-be parents, share for the first time a tender photo together, showing their happiness and romantic moments as they await the arrival of their baby.

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

Artificial intelligence will strongly impact humanities degrees such as literature, philosophy, and history, considering them less advisable to study in 2026 due to their likely decline in labor demand.

Good news for Barça: Dani Olmo and Ronald Araújo return to training

Dani Olmo and Ronald Araújo have returned to Barça training. Olmo comes back after a recent injury, while Araújo returned following a break for mental health reasons, which is a relief for the team.

Laporta and several Barça executives charged in a fraud case of over €100,000

Laporta and several Barça executives have been summoned to testify as suspects by the Investigative Court No. 22 of Barcelona, which has accepted the complaint for a fraud exceeding €100,000. The hearing is scheduled for March 16.

Luke Rockhold, former UFC champion, believes Pimblett does not deserve to fight Topuria

Luke Rockhold thinks that Paddy Pimblett is not worthy of facing Movsar Topuria. Additionally, he claims that the UFC aims to promote a British champion, which would influence decisions about fight matchups.

Tom Woodbridge Gives a Bleak Prediction for Alcaraz's Year Without Ferrero

Australian doubles player Tom Woodbridge expressed his concern about Carlos Alcaraz's future following his split from coach Juan Carlos Ferrero, with whom he worked for seven years, forecasting a difficult year ahead for the Spanish tennis player.

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

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

Dinners, Parades… How to Manage Crowds and Noise with Intellectual Disability or Autism

Children with autism can experience great discomfort due to firecrackers, fireworks, crowds, and intense lights. It is essential to adapt these environments to protect their well-being and facilitate their integration into social events.

My Son with Autism Doesn't Like Gifts: What Should We Buy Him for Epiphany?

Children with autism often have very limited interests, which means they either always ask for the same things or show little enthusiasm for gifts. Choosing appropriate presents requires understanding their specific tastes and unique needs.

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

Morpho Bleu is an inclusive band made up of people with and without disabilities. Their mission is to offer performances that promote inclusion and to serve as role models for the disability community.

Implants That Communicate with the Brain: The Future of Neurotechnology Is Already Underway

Neurotechnology is advancing with implants capable of communicating directly with the brain, opening new possibilities in the treatment of neurological diseases and the enhancement of human abilities. These devices could revolutionize medicine and human-machine interaction by facilitating information transmission and precise intervention in the nervous system.

The irregular campaign of the ‘lucky grapes’: the peak consumption is delayed until the last moment on New Year’s Eve

The Aledo variety, from the Protected Designation of Origin Vinalopó Bagged Table Grapes (Alicante), is the most consumed on New Year's Eve, supporting 10,000 direct jobs. The peak consumption of the ‘lucky grapes’ has been delayed until the last hour of December 31.

The OCU warns that five out of twelve filled roscones mix cream with cheaper fats

The OCU alerts that in five out of twelve filled roscones, the cream is replaced by more economical vegetable fats such as palm, coconut, rapeseed, or palm kernel. Nearly 30 million roscones are consumed annually in Spain.

Repsol reaches 1,500 service stations with 100% renewable fuel in 2025

Repsol has 1,429 stations in Spain and 71 in Portugal offering 100% renewable fuel, thus covering more than 40% of its service station network in 2025.

From Trump's Triumphant Year to Sánchez's Horribilis

The U.S. president has seriously damaged global free trade and weakened international institutions such as the UN and the IMF, generating a negative impact on global cooperation.

Air Nostrum returns 20 million euros in aid from the SEPI strategic companies fund

Air Nostrum has returned 20 million euros of the up to 111 million it received from the strategic companies fund managed by SEPI.

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 in Spain will be less generous, recommending investing in affordable housing, starting at 80,000 euros, as an effective way to secure retirement income.

Minute 42 of Episode 6 of 'Stranger Things 5' Confuses Fans: The Duffers Clarify the Scene Nobody Understands

The Duffer brothers addressed questions about the scene at minute 42 in episode 6 of 'Stranger Things 5,' answering whether Nancy and Jonathan are still together and clearing up the confusion among fans following the episode.

'Stranger Things' Summary and Analysis of Episode 5x06: Final Goodbyes Before the Battle

Episode 5x06 of 'Stranger Things' depicts the escape from Vecna's labyrinth, reveals a spy within the group, and features a long-awaited reunion, setting the stage for the upcoming battle.

'Avatar: Fire and Ash' has already become the sixth highest-grossing movie of the year in a week and a half

The third installment of 'Avatar' is quickly approaching over one billion dollars at the box office, establishing itself as the sixth highest-grossing movie of the year in just a week and a half since its release.

Zack Snyder Doesn't Give Up: After the Failure of 'Rebel Moon', First Images of 'The Last Photograph'

Zack Snyder returns after the failure of 'Rebel Moon' with 'The Last Photograph', an intimate and daring war drama. The new project shows a more personal and dramatic approach, moving away from the director's usual epic style.

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

The lead actor of 'Stranger Things' rejected the fleeting fame that the series offered him after its finale and decided to retire, preferring to stay away from fame and commercial success.

The Spanish series that takes on 'Stranger Things' on Netflix: eight episodes of addictive psychological thriller

Elena Anaya, Imanol Arias, Emma Suárez, and Teo Soler star in this suspense series, available on Netflix since December 23, which offers an addictive psychological thriller across eight episodes, competing with hits like 'Stranger Things'.

Great Value for Money, Power in the High-End Range, and Wild Batteries: realme Phones in 2025

realme continues to establish itself in 2025 with phones that combine excellent value for money, high-end power, and impressive batteries, highlighting the GT 8 Pro which confirms its presence in the 1,000-euro segment.

WeTransfer Has a Rival: This Platform Offers Up to 3 GB Free for Sending Files

A new platform competing with WeTransfer allows you to send up to 3 GB of files for free, without the need to create an account or log in, making the quick and easy exchange of content possible.

Japan Successfully Tests Its New 100 kW Laser System to Neutralize Drones

Japan has successfully tested a 100 kW laser system designed to neutralize drones. The system incorporates beam control optics, a cooling system, and a dedicated power unit, demonstrating advances in air defense technology.

Wikipedia has its own Netflix: this is WikiFlix, the streaming platform to watch movies for free

Wikipedia launches WikiFlix, a free streaming platform that offers an extensive catalog of classic movies so users can watch freely and at no cost.

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

iOS 26.3, available in Europe at the end of January 2026, will allow connecting headphones and watches from external brands to the iPhone, improving compatibility and offering new exclusive features in the region.

The Trick to Becoming a Natural Redhead Without Using Dyes or Harmful Chemicals

Influencer Almu Carrión reveals a natural and viral method to achieve a bright redhead tone without using dyes or harmful chemical products.

These are the viral tips that can ruin your skin if you are young

Some popular skincare tips on TikTok and Instagram can be harmful, especially for young people, putting skin health at risk if not followed with caution.

This is How You Can Maintain the Connection with Your Partner When You Have Children

The arrival of a baby transforms the couple's relationship, presenting new challenges. To maintain the connection, it is key to communicate openly and honestly, dedicate exclusive time for the couple, support each other in responsibilities, and nurture emotional and physical intimacy. These steps help strengthen the bond despite the demands of parenthood.

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

Skechers has released an ideal design that combines a 'New Balance'-like style with comfort and durability, designed for walking in winter, even on cold and rainy days.

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

Parfois launches braided versions inspired by the iconic intrecciato style, thus offering more affordable options for those who want to incorporate this renowned Italian design into their wardrobe.

Holly Ramsay's Wedding Dress in a 'Bridgerton' Style: Very Classic and Featuring Multiple Laces

Holly Ramsay, daughter of chef Gordon Ramsay, got married at Bath Abbey wearing a classic wedding dress inspired by 'Bridgerton', characterized by multiple laces that highlight its elegance and traditional style.

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 and features an intimate space for 25 diners, combining local cuisine in a unique natural setting.

How to Make Gluten-Free Chocolate Sweet Pineapples Without Using the Oven

This easy and fun recipe allows you to prepare gluten-free chocolate sweet pineapples without using the oven, perfect for enjoying on any special occasion.

Javi Hoyos' Favorite Restaurant in Madrid: A Temple of Meat

Javi Hoyos revealed that his favorite restaurant in Madrid is Estancia La Adriana, known for being a true temple dedicated to meat.

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

In the United States, hams do not have hooves for cultural reasons, as this detail is considered unattractive to local consumers. Additionally, from an export perspective, removing the hoof makes handling and transporting the product easier for international markets.

Chef José Andrés' Anchovy and Pomegranate Appetizer That Will Be a Hit at Your Dinners

Chef José Andrés brings back his recipe for anchovy and pomegranate appetizer, an original and delicious combination that promises to be a success at your dinners, standing out for its freshness and balance of flavors.

The Austrian city with an abbey that served as inspiration for the novel 'The Name of the Rose'

This medieval city in Lower Austria, located on the banks of the Danube, is known for its famous Christian monastery, which inspired the novel 'The Name of the Rose'. It is one of the main tourist attractions of the region.

These are the only ten cities in China you can fly to directly from Spain

The largest Chinese airline has launched a new direct route to Madrid, bringing the total number of Chinese cities accessible from Spain without layovers to ten.

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

This Asturian town stands out for its natural attractions and valuable historical heritage, where medieval elements coexist with elegant 19th-century buildings, which has earned it the recognition as 'Magical Town of Spain 2026'.

Where is it warm in January? These are the best destinations for a trip during winter

Traveling in January 2026 is ideal for escaping the Christmas stress. The best option is to choose destinations with warm weather to fully enjoy the trip during winter.

The small coastal village in Andalusia that 'The Guardian' considers "a lucky find"

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

This is the Most Overwhelming City in the World for Tourists

According to a study, this city tops the list as the most overwhelming for tourists due to factors such as excess tourists, long queues, high pollution, and high costs. Visitors experience stress and exhaustion, which negatively affects their experience. Authorities are seeking to implement measures to improve the environment and the comfort of those who visit.

The route to immerse yourself in nature like Félix Rodríguez de la Fuente: an impressive environment

The naturalist Félix Rodríguez de la Fuente explored a natural treasure north of Guadalajara, a key setting for his program 'The Man and the Earth,' offering a unique environment to connect with nature.

Increased Risk of Contracting the Human Papillomavirus in Men Over 45 Years Old

The risk of contracting the human papillomavirus in men over 45 years old increases due to the rise in divorces, multiple sexual partners, and the lack of vaccination in adults.

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

Pulmonologists advise avoiding an overload of 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 the buildup of dental plaque, can increase the risk of stroke, heart attacks, and heart failure. Preventing and treating these oral conditions helps protect the arteries and reduce cardiovascular problems.

Eye accidents increase by 30% during the Christmas holidays

During the Christmas holidays, eye accidents increase by 30%, mainly due to bottle cork popping, the use of Christmas decorations, toys, and fireworks. These injuries highlight the need for greater caution during these festive activities to prevent eye damage.

The two activities associated with a higher risk of dementia

Reading, doing crafts, chatting, listening to music, and praying are activities that help prevent diseases such as Alzheimer's, while other activities may increase the risk of dementia.

The Car That Made BMW Grow and Defined Its DNA: Half a Century of History of the Iconic 3 Series

The BMW 3 Series has been key in the brand's history for 50 years, establishing its identity and worldwide success in the premium car segment, consolidating its position as an iconic and benchmark model in the industry.

Will There Be Beacons for Everyone? The Concern of Drivers Rushing to Buy Them Before the End of the Year

With the deadline for the obligation to carry V16 beacons in Spain approaching, concerns are growing over the limited stock in specialized stores, while drivers are rushing to purchase them before the end of the year.

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

Drivers of convertible vehicles face uncertainties 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 Renewable Energy

Toyota launches a smart charging system in Europe that facilitates the use of renewable energy, optimizing costs and improving the daily experience of its customers through an efficient and sustainable ecosystem.

Pere Navarro, director of the DGT: "Moving the car every day to transport just one person is a luxury"

Pere Navarro, director of the DGT, stated that the future of cities depends on mobility. He highlighted that using the car daily to transport just one person is a luxury, emphasizing the need for more sustainable and efficient transportation models to improve urban quality.

The Salary of International Truck Drivers in Spain, Above Average

Spanish truck drivers who undertake international routes earn salaries higher than the sector average in Spain, standing out for their better pay due to the nature and scope of their journeys.

Garbage collection is suspended in Madrid on December 31 and January 1

Garbage collection in Madrid will be suspended on December 31 and January 1. The service will resume and be reinforced starting the night of January 1 and during January 2 to compensate for the suspension.

Expansion of Newborn Screening and Prenatal Testing, New Consultation, and More Training: The Andalusian Plan for Rare Diseases in the Region

The Regional Government will approve a strategy with more than 100 measures to improve care for patients with rare diseases and their families, including the expansion of newborn screening, prenatal testing, a new specialized consultation, and increased training for professionals.

Six people rescued, two in serious condition, from a house fire in Alicante

Six people were rescued from a house fire in Alicante, where the fire produced a large amount of smoke and flames. Two injured individuals are in serious condition.

Arrested for Stealing a Car at a Gas Station in El Burgo de Ebro: He Had an Outstanding Arrest Warrant

The suspect stole a car at a gas station in El Burgo de Ebro and fled at high speed. He was later arrested, as he had an active arrest warrant.

Moreno insists on completing the legislative term and expects a "series of great successes"

The president of the Andalusian Government is committed to maintaining a full legislative term based on the "good vibes" among Andalusians and dismisses the "past" as a valid alternative to his government.

The Storm in Spain Leaves Three Dead: Bodies of the Missing in Andalusia Found

The towns of Íllora and Alhaurín el Grande have declared official days of mourning following the storm in Spain that left three dead, with the discovery of the bodies of the missing in Andalusia.

José Tomé remains as mayor of Monforte de Lemos and will move to the unassigned group from January 1

José Tomé will continue as mayor of Monforte de Lemos, but starting January 1 he will be part of the unassigned group following his split from his party. The plenary session was tense and decisive in defining his political future in the city.

An elderly man dies and a woman is seriously injured in a house fire in the town of Lucena

A fire in a house in Lucena caused the death of an elderly man and serious injuries to a woman. Authorities are investigating the origin of the fire, which is believed to have been caused by a butane stove.

The Three Wise Men Open Their Toy Factory in Fabra i Coats Awaiting Up to 16,000 Letters

The elves and magical workers who assist the Three Wise Men will be at the toy factory in Fabra i Coats until January 4th, ready to receive up to 16,000 letters from children.

The Murcia City Council Will Be Investigated for Malfeasance Regarding the Nightclub Fire

The judiciary has decided to separately investigate the administrative actions of the Murcia City Council to determine possible cases of malfeasance related to the nightclub fire.

The criticized complaint of a waiter after being left without a tip: "The customer is not the one who pays the salary"

A waiter expressed his dissatisfaction after not receiving a tip, stating that he does not work for free and that the customer is not the one who pays his salary, sparking a debate about tipping and remuneration in the industry.

Santa Claus's Funny Confusion Because of a Girl's Bad Handwriting: "He's Setting Up the House"

A girl asked Santa Claus for a machine to make toys, but her bad handwriting caused a misunderstanding. Not understanding the request clearly, it was misinterpreted, leading to a funny situation about how Santa Claus "is setting up the house" with what he thought was the order.

An 'influencer' Encounters a Herd of Goats and Asks ChatGPT What to Do: "We Must Wait"

Influencer Braylyng Batista visits Montserrat and comes across a herd of goats blocking her path. Faced with the situation, she asks ChatGPT what to do and receives the recommendation to wait patiently until the goats move aside so she can continue her journey.

The False Canine Serenity: Silent Signs of Anxiety We Often Overlook

Behaviors in dogs that seem to be signs of good manners or calmness can actually indicate anxiety or emotional shutdown, signals that often go unnoticed.

Five Recommendations for Finding a 'Pet Friendly' Shared Apartment in Spain

Understanding the rental contract, respecting community rules, and maintaining respectful coexistence are essential for renting a shared apartment that accepts pets in Spain.

An Excessive Attachment to Animals Could Harm Mental Health in Old Age, According to a Study

Contrary to the belief that animals always improve mood, a study reveals that an excessive attachment to them can negatively affect mental health in old age, offering a more complex view of the relationship between older adults and their pets.

Six Tips to Help Our Pets Get Through the Holidays Stress-Free

Christmas can be stressful for pets due to changes in routine and new stimuli. With small gestures and anticipation, it is possible to help them experience this time calmly and comfortably. Here are six tips to reduce their stress during the celebrations.

Check Your Daily Horoscope for Tuesday, December 30, 2025

Check your daily horoscope for Tuesday, December 30, 2025, on 20minutos.es, with predictions for yesterday, today, and tomorrow for all zodiac signs.

Scorpio's Prediction for 2026 According to Julio Antonio: "It Will Be a Year of Sacrifices"

Julio Antonio points out that 2026 will be a year of sacrifices for Scorpio, with difficult moments but also several positive aspects that will allow growth and overcoming challenges for the water sign.

Libra's Prediction for 2026 According to Julio Antonio: "It's Going to Be a Pretty Good Year"

Astrology expert Julio Antonio advises Libras to set aside pessimism and stay optimistic, as 2026 will be a pretty good year for them.

The Prizes of the Children's Lottery: from the Jackpot in the Extraordinary Draw to the 'Pedrea'

The Children's Lottery offers nearly 38,000 winning numbers, almost double the prizes of the December 22nd draw, including everything from the Jackpot to the 'pedrea'.

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

Male reindeer lose their antlers at the end of autumn or the beginning of winter, while females keep theirs throughout the winter. Therefore, the reindeer pulling Santa Claus's sleigh at Christmas would be female, as they retain their antlers during that time.

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

The humorous signs were designed by artist Cameron Hunt for the Little Street Art Festival in Christchurch, New Zealand, adding a fun and surreal touch to the city.

The Risks of Carrying Other People’s Children on My Phone in the Era of Hypersexualization

Sharing images of minors without control can expose them to serious risks due to hypersexualization and the misuse of their photos. Neither trusted groups nor private profiles guarantee their safety, so it is crucial to reflect on the real fate of these images and protect children’s privacy.

The Fridge or the Washing Machine? These Are the Appliances That Consume the Most Energy at Home

Appliances account for more than 55% of energy consumption in households, but their usage varies. The Institute for Energy Diversification and Saving (IDAE) identifies which devices consume more and which consume less, providing key information to better manage energy use at home.

Timothée Chalamet's style before he became a fashion icon

Timothée Chalamet, now recognized for his style and success, had less successful fashion choices in his early public appearances, showing that his iconic style developed over time.

Magical Natural Phenomena That Will Blow Your Mind

Nature surprises us with magical and astonishing phenomena that go beyond imagination, offering wonderful experiences despite occasional natural disasters.

A Walk Through Madrid's Christmas Lights

A nighttime tour shows how the Christmas lights illuminate the streets of Madrid, creating a festive and colorful atmosphere that enhances the spirit of the season in the Spanish capital.

The Government Reaches 9,000 Exhumed Victims of Francoism, Nearly Half of Those Expected to Be Recovered

Minister Ángel Víctor Torres described as "gratifying and moving" informing families about the location of their exhumed loved ones, having already reached 9,000 victims of Francoism, nearly half of those expected to be recovered.

The Employers' Association Will Keep Going and the Unions Will Go to Mediation to Unblock an Agreement Affecting More Than 30,000 Workers

UGT FICA confirms the deadlock in the agreement negotiations, especially regarding professional classification and salaries. Mediation at SIMA aims to reach an agreement. Workers are called to mobilize in the last week of January.

India Martínez, Valeria Castro, Rozalén, Dani Fernández... the artists who have announced a "break" from music

Several artists such as India Martínez, Valeria Castro, Rozalén, and Dani Fernández have announced breaks in their careers to recover physically and mentally after years of continuous work.

Madrileños aged 45 to 54, the segment that buys the most live concert tickets in Spain

Bad Bunny is the most purchased artist for concerts in Spain, standing out among the audience's preferences. Madrileños aged 45 to 54 are the group that buys the most live concert tickets in the country.

Catalonia Increases the Moves III Aid Line Budget by 73.5 Million to Encourage Purchases

Catalonia increases the budget of the Moves III program by 73.5 million euros to promote the purchase of sustainable vehicles. This increase aims to address the requests on the waiting list, and the program will remain open until December 31.

Puerta del Sol sees out the year with Edurne concert, a capacity of 15,000 people, and a deployment of 600 police officers

Madrid’s Kilometer 0 will celebrate the New Year’s Eve with a concert by Edurne, accommodating 15,000 people and a security deployment of 600 police officers. Additionally, on December 30th, the Dream Team, made up of DJs Quique Tejada and Toni Peret, will perform.

Exceeding the speed limit by more than 50 km/h becomes a crime in France and carries prison sentences

In France, exceeding the speed limit by more than 50 km/h is now a crime that can result in prison sentences, a fine of 3,750 euros, and will be recorded in the offender’s criminal record.

Man Arrested in Paterna After His Two-Year-Old Daughter Ingested Anabolics at Home

A 36-year-old man was arrested in Paterna after it was discovered that his two-year-old daughter had ingested anabolic steroids at home. The arrest was carried out by the National and Local Police, who accuse him of injuries and other offenses related to the child's welfare.

United States agrees to contribute 2 billion dollars to the UN for humanitarian aid

The UN humanitarian chief described the United States' agreement to provide 2 billion dollars as "historic," highlighting that it will help save millions of lives through global humanitarian assistance.

TMB launches immersive experience of the Barcelona Metro that travels from the stations of the 1920s

The immersive experience of the Barcelona Metro by TMB concludes the centenary celebrations of the metro, which have involved more than 100,000 participants.

Russia reopens the Mariupol theater, destroyed during the three-month siege at the start of the invasion of Ukraine

The pro-Russian authorities of Donetsk celebrate the reconstruction of the Mariupol theater, destroyed during the initial siege of Ukraine, and thank Moscow for restoring this emblematic cultural center.

Madrid’s transport pass will continue at a 40% discount in 2026, and children under 14 will keep traveling for free

The transport pass for young people aged 15 to 25 will maintain a 50% discount, while those over 65 will continue to travel for free. The 10-trip card will be priced at 7.30 euros.

How to Pay in Installments with a Credit Card: The Solution to Lack of Liquidity

Customers with a good payment history and a stable relationship with the bank can access facilities to pay in installments with their credit card, offering an option in the face of lack of liquidity.

New Fatal Fire in Granada: 53-Year-Old Man Dies After His House Catches Fire

A 53-year-old man died in Granada following a fire in his home. Witnesses alerted authorities after noticing a large amount of smoke coming from the building.

El Hierro Trembles: Seven Earthquakes Shake the Southwest of the Island

Seven earthquakes shook the southwest of El Hierro, causing no personal or material damage, according to local media.

A tractor protest paralyzes downtown Ourense to protest against Mercosur

Farmers from Ourense have blocked the city center with a tractor protest to oppose the Mercosur agreement. They demand a "fair" Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) that protects their interests against competition from imported products.

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An OCU ranking reveals the best supermarket Three Kings' cakes

OCU has analyzed 13 cream-filled Three Kings' cakes sold in supermarkets to help consumers choose the best. Every year, about 30 million of these traditional sweets are consumed in Spain during the Three Kings celebration.

We have a duel: Warner refuses to move the release of 'Dune 3' and will compete with 'Avengers: Doomsday'

Warner is keeping the release date of 'Dune 3' for late 2026, directly pitting it against 'Avengers: Doomsday', setting up a box office clash of major hits similar to the Barbenheimer phenomenon.

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

V16 lights will be mandatory in Spain from January 2026. They raise questions among drivers, especially about whether using emergency triangles and the V16 beacon simultaneously can lead to fines.

The Gmail Trick to Avoid Using the Same Email Without Creating New Accounts: This Is How It Works

Gmail allows you to use email aliases by adding dots or plus signs to your address, creating variations without registering new accounts. This improves privacy and helps you manage your email better without complications.

Ana Blanco, Deputy Director of the DGT: "With the V-16 Beacon, There Is No Intention to Issue Fines"

Ana Blanco, Deputy Director of the DGT, stated that they do not have data on how many drivers have yet to purchase the approved V-16 beacon, five days before the end of the year, and emphasized that its use aims at safety, not sanctioning.

In Almost 10 Years, These Two 'Stranger Things' Stars Had Never Interacted on the Show Until Now

Joe Keery, present since the very first episode of 'Stranger Things,' had never shared a scene with this other actor from the series until now, despite both being in Hawkins for almost 10 years.

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

Maribel Verdú shares anecdotes from her career and reveals her fashion and beauty essentials, emphasizing that at 55 years old she wants to feel good without trying to look much younger.

58% of the Spanish Population Finds Resources Against Unwanted Loneliness Inaccessible, According to a Study

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

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

The Madrid Metro is progressing with its works to expand the network, and in 2026 several neighborhoods will have new stations, improving connectivity and making access to this means of transport easier for more citizens.

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

Western Sahara possesses valuable mineral resources and potential reserves of oil and natural gas, which explains Morocco's strategic interest in this former Spanish colony.

The first scares arrive over pre-signaling emergencies with V16 beacons that cast doubt on their effectiveness

Some Spanish drivers have started using connected V16 beacons instead of triangles, according to the new regulation. However, the first videos show dangerous situations that question the effectiveness of these beacons for signaling emergencies on the road.

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

In the 2026 work calendar of the Basque Country, the holiday on Sunday, October 12th, Hispanic Day, is moved to Monday to facilitate a long weekend.

Soaring prices spark Australia gold rush for new generation of fortune hunters

Rising gold prices have triggered a modern gold rush in Australia, attracting a new wave of prospectors eager to capitalize on the boom. This surge reflects growing interest from younger generations seeking fortune amid economic uncertainty, revitalizing historic mining regions and boosting local economies. Expert advice warns of risks but highlights opportunities in this lucrative trend.

Oil prices little changed as investors seek clarity on Russia-Ukraine talks

Oil prices remained steady as investors awaited updates on the Russia-Ukraine negotiations. Market participants are cautious, seeking clear signals from the talks that could impact supply and demand dynamics. Uncertainty continues to influence trading, with geopolitical developments closely monitored for potential effects on global oil markets.

Gold steadies after sharp retreat from record highs; haven demand lends support

Gold prices stabilized after a rapid decline from record highs, supported by ongoing demand for safe-haven assets amid economic uncertainties. Investors remain cautious as global markets face volatility, sustaining interest in gold as a secure investment.

Oil prices hold gains with Russia-Ukraine tensions; US inventory build in focus

Oil prices remained steady, supported by ongoing Russia-Ukraine tensions that threaten supply stability. Market participants also closely watch US crude inventory data for signs of demand and supply balance. Rising geopolitical risks continue to underpin prices despite mixed economic signals globally.

Oil settles up over 2% on dented peace hopes in Ukraine, tensions in Yemen

Oil prices rose over 2% due to diminished hopes for peace in Ukraine and escalating tensions in Yemen. These geopolitical risks raised concerns about oil supply disruptions, tightening the market and driving prices higher despite other factors.

Russia’s CPC oil terminal halts intake due to weather, full storage - Bloomberg

Russia’s Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) oil terminal has stopped accepting oil shipments due to bad weather and full storage tanks. Operations are paused temporarily to prevent overflow and ensure safety. The halt affects export schedules, highlighting vulnerabilities in Russia's oil logistics amid fluctuating weather and storage capacity challenges.

Silver and platinum tumble 15%, gold down 4% as profit-taking kicks in

Silver and platinum prices fell sharply by 15%, while gold declined by 4%, driven by investor profit-taking. The sell-off reflects market caution after recent gains in precious metals, with traders locking in profits amid uncertain economic signals and fluctuating demand.

U.S. EIA delays weekly petroleum status report to later Monday

The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) has postponed its weekly petroleum status report release to later Monday, deviating from its usual schedule. The delay affects market participants who rely on timely data for trading and analysis. No specific reasons for the postponement were provided.

Argentine farmers bag last fields of a dream wheat season

Argentine farmers are harvesting the final plots of an exceptional wheat season marked by record yields. Favorable weather conditions contributed to the bumper crop, boosting prospects for the country's grain exports. The successful harvest is expected to strengthen Argentina's position in the global wheat market and provide significant economic benefits to the agricultural sector.

Oil prices climb 2% after selloff as Ukraine peace efforts falter

Oil prices rose 2% following a recent selloff, driven by setbacks in Ukraine peace negotiations. Concerns over prolonged conflict have raised fears of supply disruptions, boosting market sentiment. Traders are closely monitoring geopolitical developments as uncertainties continue to impact global energy markets.

Novo and Lilly cut prices of weight-loss drugs in China

Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly have reduced prices of their weight-loss medications in China to boost accessibility amid rising demand. The price cuts aim to make these treatments more affordable for Chinese consumers, reflecting a strategic move to expand their market presence in the country’s growing obesity treatment sector.

Samsung, SK Hynix win US approval for chip tool shipments to China - Reuters

Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix have received U.S. approval to export semiconductor manufacturing equipment to China. This move allows them to continue supplying advanced chip tools amid tightening U.S. restrictions aimed at curbing China’s technological advancements. The approvals signal a nuanced U.S. policy balancing national security concerns with supporting leading semiconductor companies.

Taiwan stocks higher at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted up 0.65%

Taiwan stocks closed higher, with the Taiwan Weighted Index rising 0.65%. Gains were supported by positive market sentiment and robust performance in key sectors, reflecting investor confidence amid ongoing economic developments. Trading volume remained steady as investors reacted to domestic and global financial cues.

Meta to buy Chinese startup Manus to boost advanced AI

Meta is set to acquire Chinese startup Manus to enhance its advanced AI capabilities. This strategic move aims to accelerate Meta's development in artificial intelligence by integrating Manus's specialized technologies and expertise into its platforms. The acquisition underscores Meta's commitment to leading innovation in AI and expanding its technological reach globally.

Stocks poised for strong end to year; silver, gold stabilize after sharp slump

Stocks are set for a strong finish to the year, driven by positive economic data and easing inflation concerns. Meanwhile, silver and gold prices have stabilized following a recent sharp decline, as investors reassess market conditions and safe-haven demand.

Australia stocks lower at close of trade; S&P/ASX 200 down 0.10%

Australia's S&P/ASX 200 index closed down 0.10%, reflecting a slight market pullback. Investors remained cautious amid mixed economic data and global market uncertainties, impacting key sectors and overall sentiment.

US approves Samsung, SK Hynix chipmaking tool shipments to China for 2026, sources say

The US has approved shipments of advanced chipmaking equipment from Samsung and SK Hynix to China for 2026. This move indicates a slight easing of export controls aimed at limiting China's semiconductor technology development, allowing Korean firms to continue supplying critical tools while maintaining strategic oversight.

Asia stocks muted in thin year-end trade; Fed minutes awaited

Asian stocks showed little movement in thin year-end trading as investors awaited the Federal Reserve's minutes for cues on future monetary policy. Markets remained cautious amid low volume, with focus on potential interest rate decisions and economic outlook guidance from the Fed.

Law firm Cleary Gottlieb hires Alsheimer for activism practice

Cleary Gottlieb has hired Alsheimer to lead its new activism practice. This move aims to strengthen the firm's capabilities in advising clients on shareholder activism, combining legal expertise with strategic counsel to address activist campaigns effectively.

Six China IPOs debut in Hong Kong after raising $900 million to cap banner year

Six Chinese companies launched IPOs in Hong Kong, collectively raising $900 million, marking a strong finish to the year in the city's stock market. This surge reflects growing investor confidence and positions Hong Kong as a key hub for Chinese firms seeking capital. The robust activity highlights the market’s appeal amid global economic uncertainties.

Russian services sector sees fastest growth since January, PMI shows

The Russian services sector experienced its fastest growth since January, according to the latest Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI). Increased demand and stronger client activity contributed to the expansion, signaling positive momentum in the sector despite ongoing economic challenges. This growth reflects improving business conditions and optimism among service providers in Russia.

Colombia hikes 2026 minimum wage up nearly 23%

Colombia's government approved a nearly 23% increase in the minimum wage for 2026, marking one of the largest hikes in recent years. This raise aims to improve living standards amid rising inflation and economic challenges. Worker groups welcomed the decision, while some business sectors expressed concerns about the impact on costs and employment.

South Korea November factory output weaker than expected

South Korea's factory output in November fell short of expectations, indicating weaker industrial activity. This slowdown raises concerns about the country's economic recovery amid global uncertainties and supply chain challenges.

Natural Gas Storage Sees Marginal Increase, Misses Forecast

Natural gas storage in the U.S. rose slightly but fell short of analyst expectations. The modest increase suggests supply remains tight amid steady demand. Market reactions were muted as traders weigh inventory levels against ongoing consumption and production factors.

German business groups expect job cuts in 2026 as economic crisis drags on

German business associations forecast job reductions in 2026 amid ongoing economic struggles. Persisting challenges, including inflation and energy costs, continue to impact industries, leading companies to anticipate workforce downsizing to maintain financial stability as the crisis prolongs.

Pending home sales surge, surpassing both forecasts and previous figures

Pending home sales in the U.S. experienced a notable rise, outperforming expert predictions and earlier statistics. This increase suggests heightened buyer interest and a possible market recovery despite continuing economic uncertainties. The surge indicates better market conditions and may point to positive trends for the housing sector going forward.

Austria manufacturing PMI dips below 50 in December

Austria's manufacturing PMI fell below the 50 mark in December, indicating a contraction in the sector. The decline reflects decreased production and new orders, signaling challenges for the manufacturing industry as economic uncertainties persist.

Hong Kong expects higher private housing land supply as outlook brightens

Hong Kong anticipates increased private housing land supply amid improving market conditions. The government plans to release more land parcels to boost housing development, addressing supply shortages and supporting the city’s economic recovery. This move aims to stabilize property prices and enhance affordability for homebuyers, reflecting a positive outlook for the housing sector.

German business groups forecast job cuts in 2026 amid ongoing crisis

German business associations anticipate significant job cuts in 2026 due to ongoing economic challenges. Rising energy costs, supply chain issues, and inflation pressures contribute to cautious hiring and potential layoffs across industries as companies brace for a tough year ahead.

China’s LNG imports set to rise slightly in December

China’s LNG imports are expected to increase marginally in December due to seasonal demand and restocking ahead of winter. Despite global supply challenges and price volatility, Chinese buyers are securing volumes to ensure stable energy supply. This slight rise reflects cautious optimism amid ongoing energy market uncertainties and efforts to balance domestic consumption and storage needs.

Benchmark Japan bond yields extend steepest annual surge since 1994

Japan's benchmark 10-year government bond yields have extended their largest annual rise since 1994, reflecting market reactions to shifting monetary policies and economic conditions. This surge signals growing expectations of inflation and potential policy changes, impacting Japan's fixed-income market significantly amid global economic uncertainties.

Dollar steady ahead of Fed minutes in sluggish end to dismal 2025

The US dollar remained steady as traders awaited the Federal Reserve's minutes for signs on future monetary policy. Market activity was subdued, reflecting cautious sentiment amid a slow end to a challenging 2025 marked by economic uncertainties and weak global growth prospects. Investors are closely monitoring the Fed’s signals for guidance amid ongoing inflation and geopolitical concerns.

Trump administration agrees to review stalled NIH research grants after lawsuit

The Trump administration has agreed to review stalled NIH research grant applications following a lawsuit. The legal action highlighted delays that impeded funding for crucial medical research. This move aims to address backlog issues, ensuring timely support for scientific projects vital to public health and innovation.

US stocks end down as tech shares drop ahead of New Year

US stocks closed lower, dragged down by declines in tech shares ahead of the New Year. Investors showed caution amid ongoing economic uncertainties and profit-taking. The tech sector's slump weighed heavily on major indexes, reflecting concerns over valuations and interest rates. Market participants remain watchful of upcoming economic data and corporate earnings to gauge future trends.

U.S. stocks close below record highs, world indexes set for double-digit 2025 gains

U.S. stocks ended slightly below record highs amid cautious investor sentiment. Despite short-term fluctuations, global indexes are projected to achieve double-digit gains in 2025, driven by economic recovery and corporate earnings growth. Market analysts remain optimistic about the long-term outlook despite current volatility.

Trump threatens to sue Fed’s Powell, will announce replacement next month

Former President Trump threatened legal action against Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, accusing him of mishandling monetary policy. Trump also announced plans to name a replacement for Powell next month if he regains office, signaling a tough stance on the Fed’s interest rate policies amid economic concerns.

Trump threatens to sue Fed Chair Powell over headquarters renovation

Former President Trump has threatened legal action against Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell concerning renovations at the Fed's headquarters. Trump alleges mismanagement and misuse of funds related to the project, accusing Powell of improper oversight. The dispute highlights tensions between Trump and the Federal Reserve leadership, though no formal lawsuit has been filed yet.

Trump says of alleged Ukraine attack on Putin: 'I was very angry about it'

Former President Donald Trump expressed anger over an alleged Ukrainian attack on Russian President Vladimir Putin. Trump condemned the incident, emphasizing his disapproval and concern about the escalation of tensions between the two nations.

Banks tap Fed liquidity tool amid year-end pressures

As year-end approaches, several banks have utilized the Federal Reserve's liquidity tool to manage funding strains and maintain stability. This move reflects heightened caution in the banking sector due to market uncertainties and seasonal cash flow demands. The Fed's tool provides short-term liquidity support, helping banks navigate temporary pressures and ensuring continued smooth operations during a typically volatile period.

Yen strengthens after BOJ minutes, markets gauge intervention odds

The Japanese yen strengthened following the release of Bank of Japan (BOJ) minutes, which sparked speculation about potential policy shifts. Investors are weighing the probability of market intervention as the BOJ maintains its ultra-loose monetary stance amid rising inflation concerns. The yen's gains reflect market adjustments and uncertainty over future BOJ actions to stabilize the currency and control inflation.

Bitcoin price today: slips back to $87k amid thin trade; ETF outflows weigh

Bitcoin retreated to $87,000 amid thin trading and continued outflows from Bitcoin ETFs. Despite recent gains, profit-taking and cautious investor sentiment have pressured the price. Market analysts note that ETF outflows add to selling pressure, impacting Bitcoin’s short-term momentum in a volatile environment.

Bitcoin price today: inches lower to $87k level amid subdued year-end trading

Bitcoin's price edged down to the $87,000 level as year-end trading activity remained muted. Market movement was limited due to reduced investor participation typically seen during this period. The subdued trading environment kept volatility low, with Bitcoin showing slight declines amid a generally stable crypto market.

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

MEET48 held its 2026 Roadshow in Seoul, introducing several innovative products aimed at dominating the global AI and Web3 entertainment sectors. The event showcased the company’s commitment to integrating cutting-edge technology with entertainment, positioning MEET48 as a key player in the evolving digital landscape.

Crouton Digital: Institutional-Grade Blockchain Infrastructure for Web3 Ecosystems

Crouton Digital offers robust, institutional-grade blockchain infrastructure tailored for Web3 ecosystems. The platform ensures secure, scalable, and efficient blockchain solutions, enabling enterprises to seamlessly integrate and deploy decentralized applications. By addressing key challenges in blockchain adoption, Crouton Digital supports the growth and maturation of Web3 technologies for institutional users.

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

Bitcoin's price surged to $89,000 despite low market liquidity and significant ETF outflows. The rally is driven by increased demand and speculative trading, while some investors withdraw from ETFs, indicating mixed market sentiment. This price spike highlights Bitcoin's volatility amid varying investment flows.

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

Bitcoin's price dipped below $87,000, influenced by outflows from Bitcoin ETFs and reduced trading activity due to the holiday season. The market showed cautious sentiment as investors remained on the sidelines amid low volume, leading to a slight pullback in Bitcoin's value.

THORChain Launches Native Cross-Chain Swap Interface in Public Beta

THORChain has introduced its native cross-chain swap interface in a public beta phase, allowing users to swap assets directly across different blockchains without relying on centralized exchanges. This upgrade enhances decentralization and user control, aiming to improve security and user experience in multi-chain asset trading. The platform invites community feedback to refine the service before full launch.

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

Bitcoin's price fell below $88,000 as its recent recovery lost momentum. Traders are cautious ahead of important upcoming US economic data, which could impact market sentiment. The cryptocurrency's short-term outlook remains uncertain amid mixed signals from the broader financial landscape.

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

Solstice and Cor Prime have completed the first institutional stablecoin-for-stablecoin repurchase agreement (repo) on a public blockchain. This landmark transaction enhances transparency and efficiency by leveraging blockchain technology to facilitate short-term lending between institutions using stablecoins, signaling a significant advancement in decentralized finance and digital asset markets.

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

Stablecoin Insider's 2025 report highlights the evolving role of stablecoins as key components in financial infrastructure. The report details their growing adoption in payments, DeFi, and cross-border transactions, emphasizing regulatory developments and technological advancements shaping the stablecoin ecosystem's maturation and integration into mainstream finance.

Sampo Oyj continues share buyback program with 248,088 shares purchased

Sampo Oyj has purchased 248,088 of its own shares as part of its ongoing share buyback program. The acquisitions were made to optimize capital structure and enhance shareholder value. This move reflects the company’s confidence in its financial strength and growth prospects. The buyback program is expected to continue, benefiting shareholders through potential share price support and increased earnings per share.

Society Pass prices $3 million public offering at $2.00 per share

Society Pass has announced a $3 million public offering, pricing its shares at $2.00 each. The funds raised aim to support the company’s growth and expansion initiatives. The offering reflects investor interest and confidence in Society Pass’s business prospects.

SOBRsafe closes $2 million private placement to fund working capital

SOBRsafe has secured $2 million through a private placement to support its working capital needs. The funds will enhance the company’s liquidity and operational capacity as it advances its business initiatives and growth strategies. This financial boost aims to strengthen SOBRsafe’s position in the market and support ongoing projects.

Cal Water to implement 3% interim rate hike from January 2026

Cal Water plans a 3% interim rate increase starting January 2026 to address rising operational costs and infrastructure investments. The utility aims to maintain service quality and comply with regulatory requirements while informing customers about the upcoming adjustment.

FireFly Metals doubles share purchase plan to A$10 million amid strong demand

FireFly Metals has increased its share purchase plan from A$5 million to A$10 million due to strong investor demand. This move aims to raise additional funds to support exploration activities and accelerate development of its projects. The company highlights robust interest from shareholders and plans to use the capital to enhance its growth strategy.

Faraday Future to hold special meeting for share authorization

Faraday Future announced a special meeting to seek shareholder approval for authorizing additional shares. This move aims to enhance the company’s financial flexibility and support its growth plans. The meeting will address the need to raise capital and strengthen the company’s balance sheet amid ongoing developments in the electric vehicle market.

Argo closes first tranche of private placement, raises $1.4 million

Argo successfully closed the first tranche of its private placement, raising $1.4 million. The funds will support ongoing projects and expansion plans. This initial funding round reflects strong investor confidence and sets the stage for future capital raises to advance Argo’s strategic initiatives.

Kandal receives Nasdaq delisting warning over minimum bid price

Kandal has been warned by Nasdaq that it risks delisting due to its stock price falling below the minimum bid price requirement. The company must take corrective action to raise its share price within a specified period to comply with exchange rules and maintain its listing status. Failure to do so could result in removal from the Nasdaq market.

Credicorp’s BCP subsidiary to acquire Helm Bank USA for $180 million

Credicorp’s BCP subsidiary plans to acquire Helm Bank USA for $180 million, aiming to expand its footprint in the U.S. financial market. The acquisition will enhance Credicorp's service offerings and strengthen its position in international banking.

OwlTing reports 16% payment services revenue growth in H1 2025

OwlTing announced a 16% increase in payment services revenue in the first half of 2025, driven by expanded user adoption and enhanced service offerings. The company attributed growth to strategic partnerships and technology upgrades, positioning it for continued market expansion in the payments industry.