This week in tech: Noise Master Buds pre-orders begin, Vivo X200 Pro Mini details leak, and Lenskart launches Phonic smart glasses in India. Read more...

Chinese AI and EV companies like DeepSeek and Xpeng are making waves globally, with AI advancements and expansion into new markets like Hong Kong and the Czech Republic. Read more...

Recent developments surrounding Ukraine include a major defense loan from the UK, a Ukraine summit in London, and calls for peace talks between the EU and Russia. Read more...

Elena López Riera wins a César award for her documentary, while Verín celebrates the start of Carnival with 'Xoves de Comadres.' Plus, a look at the EL PAÍS booth at Arco. Read more...

A summary of the week's top political news, including a potential restart of Nord Stream 2, a major drug lord extradition, and concerns over eroding rights. Read more...

NASA's private Moon fleet has achieved two lunar landings in a week, marking a significant milestone in lunar exploration. Meanwhile, a study suggests the sterile environment of the ISS may harm astronaut health. Read more...

AI valuation bubbles, BP's return to oil and gas, and hedge funds cautiously shorting – the market is buzzing with activity and potential shifts in strategy. Read more...

Israel has stopped humanitarian aid to Gaza to pressure Hamas to accept a new ceasefire, sparking fears of a health crisis for the undernourished population. Aid agencies warn of a potential catastrophe. Read more...

Neeraj Chopra ties the knot! Plus, how wearable tech is changing sports and essential racing accessories for enthusiasts are discussed. Read more...

As the war in Ukraine continues, the need to prioritize the human element in peace negotiations becomes ever more critical. Personal stories of loss and resilience highlight the urgent need for a just and lasting resolution. Read more...

Tesla owners offload cars after Musk's actions, the UK aims to be a tech hub, Bitcoin sees a major price drop, and a tech venture in Cardiff receives funding. Read more...

This week's business news includes a gardener's lucky payout due to a software bug, a fraudster repaying stolen charity funds, Denmark ending letter delivery, and Paddy Power being ordered to pay a jackpot. Read more...

Bono's "Stories of Surrender" becomes the first feature-length immersive film on Apple Vision Pro, marking a return to collaboration between U2 and Apple after past controversies. Read more...

Explore the diverse celebrations of Carnival, from the witty street parties of Cádiz to the vibrant parades of Rio, and the controversies that can arise. Read more...

Thailand considers a wall on the Cambodian border to combat scam centers, while in Lugo, Spain, a mayor's heart attack suspends a local festival. Plus, an update on Daniel Sancho in a Thai prison. Read more...

OpenAI unveils GPT-4.5, promising more natural conversations, but a GPU shortage limits access to Pro users only. Is the advanced AI worth the steep $200/month price tag? Read more...

Emma Aicher secures her first World Cup downhill win, while Han Ying makes an incredible table tennis comeback after serious injuries. German sports are on fire! Read more...

Rosalía loses a trademark battle, and Moody's reveals over 46,000 Russian-owned companies operating in Europe, with significant numbers in Italy, Czech Republic, Bulgaria, and Germany. Read more...

Brazilian celebrities share their perspectives on Carnival 2025, from Ary Fontoura's decision to watch from the sidelines to Quitéria Chagas' call for greater female representation. Read more...

Karla Sofía Gascón attended the César Awards, where 'Emilia Pérez' won big. Cartagena's Carnival will feature its first comparsa with visually impaired members. Read more...