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Bauen: Wärmedämmung und Balkone: Neues Recht in Kraft
China plans AI rules to protect children and tackle suicide risks
The draft regulations are aimed to address concerns around chatbots, which have surged in popularity in recent months.
Exotische Exponate: Sammlung von Weltenbummler Rox-Schulz erhält neuen Platz
Nahost: Saudi-arabisch geführte Militärkoalition kündigt Angriff im Jemen an
Eine von Saudi-Arabien angeführte Militärkoalition hat Zivilisten im jemenitischen Mukalla aufgerufen, den Hafen zu verlassen. Dort soll ein Angriff bevorstehen.
Khaleda Zia, first female Bangladesh prime minister, dies aged 80
Zia’s archrivalry with Sheikh Hasina defined the country’s politics for a generation Former Bangladeshi prime minister Khaleda Zia, whose archrivalry with Sheikh Hasina defined the country’s politics for a generation, has died, her political party said on Tuesday. She was 80. “The BNP chairperson and former prime minister, the national leader Begum Khaleda Zia, passed away today at 6am, just after the Fajr (dawn) prayer,” the party said in a statement. Continue reading...
Migration: Deutlich weniger Geflüchtete in Erstaufnahme angekommen
Jahreswechsel: Feiern, Fahrpläne, Verbote – Das gilt in Berlin an Silvester
Pazifik: US-Militär tötet bei Angriff auf angebliches Drogenboot zwei Menschen
Trotz internationaler Kritik führt die US-Regierung ihre Luftangriffe auf Boote im Pazifik fort. Nun melden die amerikanischen Streitkräfte einen weiteren Schlag.
Bangladesh's first female prime minister Khaleda Zia dies aged 80
Zia became the country's first female leader in 1991 after its first democratic election in 20 years.
Tödlicher Verkehrsunfall: Autofahrer prallt auf A67 in Brückenpfeiler und stirbt
Unfall: Auto rutscht Abhang hinunter – drei Frauen schwer verletzt
La ofensiva Lanza del Sur persiste con el hundimiento de narcolanchas en el Pacífico: dos muertos en el último ataque
Desde que a principios de septiembre comenzaran estas operaciones en aguas internacionales, el despliegue militar estadounidense ha llevado a cabo 30 ataques, que se han cobrado la vida de al menos 107 personas Leer
US military says two were killed in strike on suspected drug vessel in Pacific
Two men killed in Hegseth-led attack on boat suspected of carrying drugs in international waters, Pentagon says The US military announced the killing of another two men in “a lethal kinetic strike”on a boat suspected of carrying drugs in international waters in the eastern Pacific Ocean on Monday. The Pentagon released video of the strike, which brings the total number of known naval attacks on suspected drug smugglers to 30 since September, and raises the death toll to at least 107 people, according to US military figures. Continue reading...
Ukraine denies drone attack on Putin's residence
Russia has accused Ukraine of targeting a presidential residence, which President Zelensky called "typical Russian lies".
'No worries': Trump downplays Chinese military drills around Taiwan
Trump shrugged off the drills which come two weeks after the US announced an $11bn arms sale to Taiwan.
Cinco claves de la Ley de Vivienda de Andalucía que entra en vigor el 24 de enero: más VPO, más suelo a disposición de los promotores y menos burocracia
Se crea la figura de las áreas prioritarias en las que la Junta concentrará sus recursos, con ayudas al alquiler, a la compra o incentivos a la construcción de nueva vivienda y a la rehabilitación Leer
The fight over Christian nationalism in a small Tennessee town
A controversy kicked off after two religious podcasters moved into an Appalachian hill town deep in the Bible Belt.
China sitia a Taiwan con maniobras de fuego real tras el acuerdo de compra de armas a EEUU
La isla estará bajo restricciones de espacio marítimo y aéreo durante 10 horas Leer
¿Por qué Israel reconoce a Somalilandia?
El primer reconocimiento del nuevo Estado desde que este país declaró su independencia de Somalia en 1991 pone bajo la lupa el laberinto de alianzas e intereses internacionales de Tel Aviv Leer
Brazil's Bolsonaro undergoes second medical procedure for hiccups
The former far-right leader receives second treatment in three days for chronic hiccups.
Photographing the hidden world of slime mould
Meet Barry Webb and his award-winning images of the tiny world of slime mould.
Naan: How the 'world's best bread' travelled from Islamic courts to our plates
Naan, a leavened flatbread, was once the food of nobility but is now a global culinary delight.
Coups, elections and protests - a difficult year for democracy in Africa
Post-election violence in Tanzania and more coups were part of a turbulent 12 months on the continent.
Notfälle: Brand in Werkhalle in Neumünster gelöscht
Krankenkassen: Koalitionspolitiker wollen Milliarden bei Gesundheit einsparen
Mehrere Politiker von CDU, CSU und SPD haben mitgeteilt, wie sie sich die Gesundheitsreform vorstellen. Zu den Vorschlägen gehören höhere Zuzahlungen für Patienten.
Vereinte Nationen: USA kürzen humanitäre Hilfe für die UN deutlich
Die US-Regierung sagt den UN für das kommende Jahr nur noch zwei Milliarden Dollar an Hilfsgeldern zu. Die Zahlungen sollen an 17 ausgewählte Länder gehen.
CCTV suggests alleged Bondi shooters acted alone and did not receive training in Philippines, AFP says
Australian federal police are reviewing security camera footage from the duo’s month-long trip to Davao in November Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast The alleged Bondi attack shooters did not receive training or come into contact with a broader terror cell while visiting the Philippines, according to current assessments by federal police, with initial investigations indicating the father and son acted alone. The police assessment came as the prime minister, Anthony Albanese, continued to reject calls for a federal royal commission into the Bondi massacre and antisemitism in Australia despite growing demands from families of the shooting victims, Jewish community leaders and the Coalition opposition. Continue reading...
Anthony Joshua’s camp confirm two of his close friends died in car crash
Two members of Joshua’s team died in Nigeria crash British former boxing champion sustained minor injuries The British heavyweight boxer Anthony Joshua has issued a statement after he was injured in a car crash in Nigeria on Monday morning which killed two of his close friends. The former world heavyweight boxing champion was taken to an undisclosed hospital after his car hit a stationary vehicle at about 11am on the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, the Ogun state police commissioner, Lanre Ogunlowo, said. The driver of Joshua’s vehicle was also injured, he added. Continue reading...
El año del 'todos contra Ayuso' en la Asamblea y un reproche cruzado en el hemiciclo: "Han sido los peores meses"
Las polémicas por Gaza, la Sanidad o la condena al fiscal han llevado al choque entre la izquierda y la presidenta regional semana tras semana, mientras la inmigración ha hecho saltar los puentes entre Vox y el PP: "Ellos verán con su estrategia" Leer
Detenido un hombre por violar a una mujer y a la sobrina de esta en un piso de Vallecas
El arresto se produjo el pasado domingo 28 de diciembre por la mañana Leer
Russia's losses in Ukraine rise faster than ever, as US pushes for peace deal
A steep rise in soldiers' obituaries is documented by the BBC as part of its work in counting Russian war losses.
Trump hopes to reach phase two of Gaza ceasefire 'very quickly'
The US president also warns Hamas will have "hell to pay" if it does not disarm, after talks with Netanyahu.
Tony Blair’s government discussed how to influence John Howard to commit Australian troops to Iraq
Newly released UK cabinet papers from 2005 provide an insight into how the Blair government worked to flatter the Australian PM to influence his decision Tony Blair’s government discussed how to “influence” John Howard when it came to committing Australian troops to Iraq after the toppling of Saddam Hussein’s regime, newly released files in the UK show. They also reveal that one of Howard’s own defence ministers told a Downing Street official that the Australian prime minister was not “keen” on sending troops to Afghanistan and privately advised the British leader should raise the issue with Howard “to get him focused on the need for Australia to contribute”. Continue reading...
‘Too complacent’: how Blair’s advisers misjudged his disastrous WI speech
Former PM’s team suggested initial less-politicised drafts seemed patronising and appealed to ‘fuddy-duddy Britain’ Brown’s allies could wreck Labour’s 2005 election hopes, Mandelson warned Tony Blair’s key advisers agonised over the writing of his notoriously ill-judged speech to the Women’s Institute (WI) which saw the then prime minister heckled and slow hand-clapped before 10,000 members at Wembley Arena, newly released documents reveal. Despite the WI explicitly warning they were “wary of anything that smacked of capital P politics”, Blair’s aides were critical of his first draft and bombarded him with additions to inject more policy. Continue reading...
Brown’s allies could wreck Labour’s 2005 election hopes, Mandelson warned
Tony Blair was told that tensions with his then chancellor would need to be carefully managed, files reveal ‘Too complacent’: how Blair’s advisers misjudged his disastrous WI speech Peter Mandelson warned Tony Blair not to allow Gordon Brown’s supporters to wreck Labour’s 2005 general election campaign from within, according to newly released government files. Relations between Blair and his chancellor were strained in the autumn of 2004 as Labour prepared to try for a third successive election victory. Brown and his allies believed the prime minister had reneged on a promise to step down towards the end of Labour’s second term to allow him to take over. Continue reading...
A&Es in ‘big trouble’ because of ‘normalised’ corridor care, says leading UK medic
Emergency medicine specialist says improved social care and efficiency would help crisis in NHS Emergency departments across the UK are “in big trouble” owing to the way corridor care has been “normalised”, a leading medic has warned. Dr Ian Higginson, the president of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine (RCEM), said there should be “howls of outrage” over deaths linked to long emergency department waits, with just a few hospitals around the UK managing to avoid caring for patients on trolleys in corridors. Continue reading...
Puy Vélez, el rostro menos conocido de Moulin Chocolat, la pastelería con el roscón y la palmera más aclamados de Madrid
Junto a su hermano Ricardo, ha hecho de esta casa del chocolate frente al Retiro un referente de la mejor repostería. Discreta y comprometida, Puy imparte talleres de cacao y ha convertido este producto en toda una lección de vida Leer
Beyoncé is now the fifth billionaire musician, Forbes reports
Grammy-winning artist joins husband Jay-Z and artists like Taylor Swift following the success of Cowboy Carter tour Beyoncé is now a billionaire, according to a report from Forbes – becoming the fifth musician to obtain the status. The Grammy award-winning artist, 44, has joined the world’s wealthiest people following the success of her Cowboy Carter tour, which grossed more than $400m in ticket sales, and an additional $50m in merchandise sales. Her previous Renaissance world tour brought in about more than $579m. Continue reading...
Trump says US hit 'big facility' linked to alleged Venezuelan drug boats
The president said it was a dock area "where they load the boats up with drugs".
Krieg in Gaza: Trump erhöht den Druck auf die Hamas
Der US-Präsident droht mit Konsequenzen, sollte sich die Hamas nicht rasch entwaffnen. Der Hamas zufolge sind zwei wichtige Mitglieder seit Monaten tot. Das Liveblog
Nahost: Trump warnt Iran vor Wiederaufrüstung
Un empresario, su hija adolescente y un escolta mueren en un tiroteo en el oeste de México
El empresario identificado como Alberto alias 'El Prieto' viajaba junto con su hija menor de edad en un coche deportivo de alta gama cuando fue atacado Leer
El evangelio de la IA: una nueva Jerusalén sin humanos
La creación de una inteligencia artificial general (AGI) promete cambiar radicalmente el mundo y plantea debates extremos Leer
Del 'gerrymandering' al 'impeachment': la decisiva batalla electoral de Estados Unidos en 2026
El país celebra este otoño unas legislativas marcadas por el ejército en las calles de las grandes ciudades, los rediseños partidistas de los mapas de distrito y la posibilidad de que la baja popularidad de Trump devuelva a los demócratas el control del Congreso Leer
K-pop band NewJeans breaks up after bitter feud with record label
Ador says it has dropped NewJeans member Danielle Marsh while the return of Minji remains uncertain.
Klimawandel: Erderwärmung machte Extremwetter 2025 deutlich wahrscheinlicher
Forscher haben in diesem Jahr weltweit mehr als 150 Extremwetterereignisse registriert. Der Klimawandel hat ihrer Studie nach viele davon begünstigt oder noch verstärkt.
Adiós a los labios agrietados: los bálsamos que más reparan este invierno
El frío, el viento y la calefacción pueden pasar factura a los labios durante el invierno. Aquí tienes los bálsamos más reparadores y nutritivos para decir adiós a la sequedad y las grietas y lucir una sonrisa suave y protegida. Leer
El blanco es el color del año 2026: 6 blusas elegantes y versátiles de Zara y Mango para destacar este invierno
Añade a tu guardarropa el color del año 2026: el blanco. Y hazlo con la prenda estrella del armario cápsula: una blusa elegante y versátil.Este invierno triunfa con tus looks Cloud Dancer (así lo ha denominado Pantone) gracias a estas camisas de Zara y Mango. Leer
Cómo evitar que las panzadas de series de televisión bajo la manta te ralenticen el metabolismo y te provoquen lumbago
Pasarse cinco horas tumbados en el sofá puede ser reconfortante si se hace una tarde. El problema es cuando se convierte en el entretenimiento principal durante las gélidas tardes libres invernales. Leer
Un amor más allá del amor
La escritora Irene Cuevas reflexiona sobre el final de una pareja y lo que se puede construir después sobre esas cenizas. Leer