Yuli Novak, head of B'Tselem, accuses Israel of pursuing a systematic policy of elimination in Gaza and the West Bank. She says international inaction is fueling impunity. The NGO faces growing threats as the government hardens its stance.
The Toyota Corolla remains Spain’s best-selling non-plug-in hybrid, well ahead of the Volkswagen Golf Hybrid. Its lower price and greater power, backed by a reputation for reliability, keep it on top as the market shifts toward electrification.
Valladolid’s decision to remove basic bike and bus lanes has driven a sharp rise in city traffic, reversing years of decline under previous sustainable transport policies. New data shows what happened after the city prioritized private vehicles over alternative mobility.
Dongfeng’s VIGO and MAGE PHEV SUVs have arrived in Spain with aggressive pricing and ambitious warranties. We tested both models in Madrid to see whether the Chinese brand’s electrified push can challenge established players.
Chinese carmakers are moving beyond exports to Spain and building factories there. Chery and SAIC are investing heavily, alongside Stellantis, as Spain emerges as a major EU automotive center and challenges Germany and France.
Chinese automakers are making fast inroads in Spain, challenging established brands and reshaping Europe's car industry. Industry expert Tu Le explains why Spain is at the center of this shift and what it means for the future of mobility.
Mercedes has overhauled the EQS with a new 800-volt battery, greater range and a more luxurious interior. The electric flagship now targets the comfort and prestige of the S-Class, though gaps remain.
Chinese electric carmakers are expanding rapidly in Europe, with Spain at the center of the shift. Industry consultant Tu Le explains why the country is becoming a basic battleground for the future of the car industry.
The US has spent nearly 40 billion dollars on the war with Iran. Missile reserves are running low, and inflation is rising. Trump’s claims of victory clash with mounting costs and voter frustration.
The US campaign in Iran has already cost $38 billion. The Pentagon faces criticism and a possible impeachment bid as military resources dwindle.
The EU has invited Canada to become its first associated member. Trade between the two reached 130 billion euros in 2025, up 80 percent since 2016. Brussels aims to deepen economic and strategic ties amid shifting global alliances.
Spain’s judiciary faces mounting pressure as political interference and public distrust grow. Leading lawyer Javier Cremades warns that without mercy and respect for the courts, the rule of law is at risk. His new book examines the roots of the crisis.
SEAT, once a symbol of Spanish mobility and ambition, now faces a crossroads. As Volkswagen restructures and turns its Spanish focus to CUPRA, SEAT’s future is uncertain, raising questions about Spain’s industrial direction.
New images reveal extensive damage at US bases in the Middle East after Iranian attacks. Billions of dollars in equipment have been lost, exposing weaknesses and fueling calls in Washington to end the conflict.
Ursula von der Leyen has unveiled a European security initiative that excludes the US. The plan responds to growing uncertainty over Washington’s commitment to Europe’s defense and signals a shift in EU strategy.
Donald Trump has warned he may impose steep tariffs or halt trade with Europe if the EU advances its partnership with Canada. The threat follows a proposal to make Canada the EU’s first associated member. Tensions are rising as leaders weigh the consequences.
Modern cars have moved beyond sheet metal. New data shows how brands like Tesla are changing vehicle safety and repair with advanced materials, pushing the industry to rethink what happens after a crash.
Ursula von der Leyen has suggested making Canada the first associate member of the EU. The proposal prompted immediate tariff threats from Donald Trump and signals a new phase in transatlantic relations.
Choosing an electric SUV for Spanish road trips means weighing real-world highway range against charging speed, with public-network coverage also in play. Here are the figures and models that can make long-distance EV travel routine rather than risky.
Spain’s car fleet is getting older and dirtier. Vehicles more than 15 years old now account for nearly half of all emissions, raising urgent questions about scrappage rates and the country’s environmental future.
For the first time, six electric cars are technically available in Spain for under 15,000 euros when buyers combine financing and discounts with public incentives. The actual price depends on the terms, but the market is changing quickly.
The Jaecoo 8 and Skoda Kodiaq both promise seven seats and low emissions, but their hybrid technology and equipment set them apart. Spanish buyers face a real-world choice weighing power and practicality against price.
A new analysis finds that charging times above 24 minutes are deterring Spanish drivers from using electric vehicles for long journeys. High costs and a shortage of fast public chargers are compounding the problem.
Volkswagen’s Mission Efficiency prototype sets a new benchmark for energy use in electric cars. With a drag coefficient of 0.158 and solar panels that add daily range, it shows how much more mainstream EVs could achieve.
Pontevedra leads Galicia in new electric car sales, but drivers face a shortage of public charging stations. The province's infrastructure trails both the national average and neighboring A Coruña, raising concerns about the pace of Spain's shift to electric vehicles.
Kevin Warsh is set to announce the first US interest rate hike since 2023, amid stubborn inflation and public pressure from Donald Trump. Markets are bracing for the impact as the Federal Reserve risks a political clash.
Ursula von der Leyen prepares for a basic address as the EU faces hybrid attacks and migration tensions amid shifting alliances. The presence of Canada’s prime minister signals a recalibration of global partnerships.
Starting in January 2027, Volvo Cars will handle sales and service for Lynk & Co vehicles throughout Europe. The move taps Volvo’s established network to help Geely’s younger brand reach more buyers.
Spain is seeing a surge in new households that far exceeds the pace of new home construction. This mismatch is fueling sharp increases in both purchase and rental prices, leaving many young adults unable to move out on their own.
Seat’s closure marks a blow to Spanish industry, but buyers are choosing Asian brands and cheaper hybrid models. Economic pressure and shifting technology are changing what sits in Spanish garages.
Dacia has added a 155-horsepower hybrid engine to the Sandero, promising better fuel economy and more power. With prices up to 2,800 euros higher, Spanish buyers must decide whether the hybrid is worth the extra cost.
A lower sticker price is no longer enough for Chinese SUVs in Spain. In 2026, buyers must scrutinize warranty terms and aftersales support, then check real-world reliability before signing. This guide sets out the basic checks and the brands that fare best.
Spanish companies are rapidly shifting to electrified fleets, with more than 20 percent of new rental vehicles now hybrid or electric. Diesel is losing ground as businesses seek to cut costs and meet environmental rules.
A breath-based ignition lock is forcing convicted drunk drivers in Australia to prove sobriety before every trip. The system records every failed attempt and random test, with harsh penalties for violations. Here is how it works and why Europe is watching.
Telecinco is reshuffling its evening lineup, adding First Dates on Friday nights and pushing back ¡De Viernes! as La Voz returns to Antena 3. The change is a direct response to competition for prime-time viewers.
