Spain’s position in North Africa is under renewed pressure. Asymmetric strategies and shifting alliances are challenging Madrid’s control over Ceuta, Melilla, and the Canary Islands, raising the stakes for Spanish foreign policy.
Dacia CEO Katrin Adt says a quarter of the company’s development resources are spent meeting EU regulations, not addressing customer needs. She argues for stable rules as Dacia pursues a pragmatic electrification strategy in a changing market.
More than 60,000 migrants crossed into Ceuta from Morocco within days, overwhelming local resources. Authorities blamed Morocco’s lack of border control. At least 57 people died during the crossing.
The Denza Z9GT arrives from China to take on the Porsche Taycan, promising luxury and performance backed by advanced technology. Can the newcomer truly rival the established German icon in the premium electric segment?
The Rolls-Royce Spectre Series II arrives with more power and greater range, plus subtle design upgrades. The electric coupé blends tradition with advanced technology and is the brand’s most advanced model.
Audi has unveiled the Q9, its most imposing SUV to date. With up to seven seats, a 299 hp V6 diesel, advanced digital lighting and a starting price of €126,000, the Q9 targets the top tier of the premium SUV market.
A Chinese company has started mass-producing a critical chipmaking tool, but analysts say its performance and production scale remain uncertain. ASML’s dominance is not expected to face a serious near-term threat.
Spanish Social Security expert Alfonso Muñoz explains why some retirees with only 15 years of contributions may receive more in pension benefits than they paid in. Pension caps and minimum supplements, alongside early-retirement rules, help produce this surprising outcome.
The Toyota Yaris Cross and DS 3 target urban drivers with hybrid options, while the DS 3 also comes as a fully electric model. Differences in space and efficiency, along with equipment and price, set them apart.
José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero’s attempt to justify receiving expensive jewelry has sparked public debate. His explanation challenges established ethical standards for officials and raises broader questions about political accountability in Spain.
Pedro Sánchez is calling for a national pact on the climate emergency as wildfires devastate Spain. Opposition parties remain reluctant to negotiate, raising doubts about progress and renewing scrutiny of the government’s approach.
Spain faces a impressive test of its democratic institutions. Their strength will be judged by whether those in power accept defeat. Populism and technocracy now put that principle under pressure.
Boca Juniors beat Deportivo Riestra 1-0 on 25 January 2026, with Lautaro Di Lollo scoring after the break. The win opened Claudio Úbeda’s formal coaching cycle, while the league schedule lists a later Riestra fixture for October.
Dora María Téllez, once a Sandinista revolutionary, now lives in exile in Spain. She condemns the Ortega-Murillo regime after Nicaragua's decision to eliminate elections, a move that deepens the country's political crisis.
Electric cars are no longer a luxury in Europe. We compare the Skoda Elroq, Tesla Model 3 and Kia EV4, three standout models under €45,000, on real-world range and comfort, with everyday usability assessed through real-world tests.
Corruption remains a central issue in Spanish politics. The PP's effort to challenge the PSOE is constrained by its own record. Surveys show voters still associate the PP more strongly with corruption than other parties.
Ninety years after Barcelona's 1936 military uprising was crushed, a new documentary spotlights García Oliver and the CNT's basic role. The film prompts reflection on Spain's social progress and current threats to hard-won rights.
Jorge Lorenzo believes Marc Márquez holds a decisive advantage on left-handed circuits as the MotoGP title fight intensifies. With just 18 points separating Márquez from the top, Lorenzo’s analysis highlights where the championship could be won or lost.
Jeremy Clarkson has declared the Porsche 911 GT3 Touring the finest sports car he has ever driven. The former Top Gear host highlights its balance of everyday usability and uncompromising performance.
Former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero says the jewels found in his safe were a courtesy gift, not intended for personal gain. His public defense has drawn attention to a controversial approach to political accountability in Spain.
The Omoda 5 EV and BYD Atto 3 EVO take very different approaches to the electric SUV. One is affordable and city-focused; the other brings more space and range, along with more technology. Here’s how their specifications, features and value compare.
The Skoda Epiq and Renault 4 E-Tech are designed to carry four adults around the city. Differences in cabin space and performance, along with range and price, set the two electric models apart.
Argentina’s defeat in the World Cup final has triggered a wave of conspiracy theories online. Coach Lionel Scaloni dismissed the rumors, while digital platforms amplified fringe voices. The debate highlights the role of algorithms in shaping public perception.
Catalonia’s political parties are targeting the moderate center once dominated by CDC. Recent moves by major figures signal a renewed fight for this impressive electoral space, reshaping the region’s political field.
The Volkswagen Tiguan 2.0 TDI 4Motion delivers 200 hp, ample space and long-distance comfort, but at more than €60,000, does its performance justify the price for everyday drivers?
The Ebro S900 and Mazda CX-80 both offer seven seats and hybrid power, but their strengths diverge. One leads in electric range and value, while the other prioritizes comfort and finish. Here’s how they compare for Spanish buyers.
The Senate has seen a surge in investigations and legislative clashes. The Partido Popular is using its absolute majority to launch probes and advance legislation, while its proposals stall in Congress. Tensions have risen as political control shifts.
Pedro Sánchez is under renewed pressure over the roles of Santos Cerdán and Ábalos in PSOE. Recent revelations have intensified debate about their continued presence in party leadership and on electoral lists.
Spain and Argentina met in the World Cup final, with both teams relying on possession. The outcome hinged on midfield duels and tactical choices, alongside the referee’s approach. Contrasting styles set the stage for a tense contest.
Omoda and Jaecoo, two Chinese brands, have entered Europe with well-equipped plug-in hybrid SUVs at aggressive prices. We compare the Omoda 9 and Jaecoo 7 to see whether they can unsettle established European rivals.
Plans to demolish Mestalla stadium have ignited debate across Valencia. Residents and observers warn that losing landmarks like it erodes the city's collective memory. The dispute raises deeper questions about urban development.
Aliança Catalana is stepping up efforts to recruit Junts councillors. The party has already attracted several local politicians, putting Junts under greater pressure. The trend points to a changing political field in Catalonia.
A Madrid court has confirmed that Begoña Gómez, wife of Spain’s prime minister, will be tried by a jury. The decision revives a decades-old debate over the role and limits of citizen juries in complex cases.
Junts refuses to reconsider its break with PSOE after the EU court backed the amnesty law. The party's stance contrasts sharply with Esquerra Republicana, while Catalonia's political agenda remains uncertain.
Five months after the 'vía Rufián' push, Spain's left remains divided. Basic parties have not expanded their alliance, while new splits and stalled talks raise doubts about unity ahead of the next elections.
