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Oil surge fails to knock Spain's Ibex 35 below 19,600
Spain's benchmark index stayed above 19,600 points despite another jump in oil prices. Repsol led the gains as Middle East tensions and uncertainty over a US diesel policy debate kept investors cautious.
Ozempic's Heart Benefit Still Defies Medical Explanation
A new analysis finds that semaglutide protects the heart in ways that weight loss alone cannot explain. Traditional risk factors account for no more than half of the reduction in cardiovascular disease seen in the international SELECT trial.
ISW maps a possible Russian drone assault on Estonia
A new ISW scenario examines a limited Russian operation in Estonia. Narva could face drones and hybrid pressure aimed at testing NATO's unity.
Toyota Aygo X Cross sets new fuel efficiency record in Spain
The Toyota Aygo X Cross is now the cheapest Toyota in Spain and the lowest-consuming petrol car on the market. Its 3.8L/100km rating and long warranty are changing what city drivers expect from a small car.
Sánchez takes aim at leaders behind illegal wars at the UN
Pedro Sánchez attacks leaders he says have abandoned UN principles. He condemns illegal wars and civilian massacres while defending Spain's actions on Ukraine, Gaza and Iran.
Madrid drivers face soaring costs as new car rules hit hard
Madrid’s crackdown on polluting cars has made owning a vehicle a costly gamble. With fines, parking fees, and shifting rules, driving in the capital is nothing like it was before.
Oil returns above $100 as Ibex 35 falls under market pressure
Brent has moved back above $100 as stocks retreat across Europe and the United States. Repsol is gaining, while Spanish renewable-energy shares face fresh selling.
Spain's Housing Shortfall Could Pass One Million by 2028
Spain may face a housing shortfall of more than one million homes by 2028. The Bank of Spain says demand is running ahead of supply, pushing home prices further beyond household incomes.
Used-car sales face stricter EU traceability rules
A new EU regulation changes how used vehicles must be documented. Professional sellers will need reliable lifecycle records before 2028.
Alonso says new F1 rules are killing the character of famous circuits
Fernando Alonso says modern Formula 1 rewards drivers for slowing down. He wants less battery power and more time to use it. Aston Martin also expects another difficult weekend in Baku.
Digital SEAT 127 stirs debate on affordable hybrids in Spain
A digital take on the SEAT 127 as a hybrid city car has brought back old memories and raised new questions about the future of cheap, practical cars for Spain’s drivers. The concept mixes classic style with today’s needs.
Milan Fashion Week puts human creativity on trial
Milan Fashion Week opened with robots and AI-designed collections. Vogue World turned the Italian capital into a stage for a dispute over craftsmanship, automation and the future of creative work.
Spain's Davis Cup route to Bolonia is set
Spain will open its Final 8 campaign against Austria in Bolonia on 24 November. David Ferrer's team could bring back its leading singles and doubles players before the November showdown.
OECD raises Spain's 2026 growth forecast to 2.6%
The OECD has lifted its growth forecasts for Spain in 2026 and 2027, citing strong domestic demand. It also expects inflation to run higher than previously forecast.
Foldable phones turn accessories into fashion statements
Samsung and Dominnico have created accessories for the new Galaxy Z range. A 149-euro Apple Folio appears in a retailer listing, but Apple has not officially confirmed the alleged iPhone Duo or the accessory. The phone is becoming part of the outfit.
OECD lifts Spain’s growth outlook but warns inflation is eating into family budgets
Spain is on track for stronger growth in 2026, with the OECD raising its forecast. But inflation is still running high, putting pressure on Spanish families’ wallets.
Permanent Council of State seats offer lifetime power and luxury
A rare internal move has revealed the extraordinary perks Spain’s permanent Council of State members enjoy. These lifetime appointees get fixed salaries, official cars, and real sway over government laws.
Morocco says Western Sahara dispute is on an irreversible path
Morocco says the Western Sahara dispute has entered an irreversible phase. Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita tied the claim to a 2025 Security Council resolution and rejected a return to the status quo.
Europe faces record diesel costs as drivers pay the price
Diesel prices in Europe have jumped, hitting drivers and truckers with a daily bill of €203 million. The crisis shows how exposed Europe’s diesel-heavy vehicle fleet is—and raises urgent questions about the future of transport.
RTVE keeps its Eurovision 2027 boycott proposal
RTVE will ask its board to keep Spain out of Eurovision 2027. The UER has announced new safeguards but will not exclude Israel, leaving the final decision with RTVE's directors.
Nine Madrid citizens will decide Begoña Gómez's trial
Nine citizens will decide whether Begoña Gómez and Cristina Álvarez are guilty. Their selection will pass through lotteries, legal exclusions and challenges before the trial begins.
El mal padre pone a Atresmedia Cine ante su gran prueba familiar
Atresmedia Cine presenta El mal padre en San Sebastián. Eduard Fernández interpreta a un padre que se enfrenta a sus hijos durante un reencuentro lleno de reproches y heridas familiares.
Ibex 35 stays above 19,750 after Trump's Iran remarks
Spain's main index rose 0.15% after Brent fell below 100 dollars. Trump's comments on Iran wiped out most of the Ibex 35's early gains, leaving the index near 19,754 points.
Castilla-La Mancha deputies list fortunes from farmland to classic cars
Classic cars, inherited land, and rare guitars show up in the latest asset declarations from Castilla-La Mancha’s deputies, revealing the wide range of personal wealth and financial changes among the region’s politicians.
Covid starts rising in Spain as autumn transmission returns
Covid infections and hospital detections are rising in Spain as autumn begins. The increase is still mild, but it is putting renewed focus on protection for vulnerable groups.
Spain moves toward a second Eurovision boycott
RTVE president José Pablo López will propose that Spain withdraw from Eurovision 2027. The Council of Administration is expected to decide in October after the reforms failed to meet every demand.
Secret €6.3 million Madrid penthouse deal sparks crisis for Ayuso’s team
A €6.3 million penthouse purchase in Chamberí has thrown Isabel Díaz Ayuso’s government into chaos. An internal leak has exposed deep rifts in Madrid’s Partido Popular and raised tough questions about public money.
Volkswagen Golf G60 changed the game for hot hatchbacks
The Volkswagen Golf G60 shocked the 1990s with its raw acceleration and unique supercharger. This special edition outpaced many sports cars, mixing daily practicality with punchy performance that still stands out decades later.
RTVE moves to extend Spain's Eurovision absence
RTVE president José Pablo López will ask the board to extend Spain's Eurovision suspension. Israel's continued participation remains the deciding issue for 2027.
Ibex 35 Faces a Key Test After Monday Rebound
The Ibex 35 opens at 19,724 points after rising 1.08% on Monday. A weaker euro and mixed signals from European and US markets leave the Spanish index facing another test.
Sondra Radvanovsky plans her exit while her voice is still at its peak
Sondra Radvanovsky returns to Madrid for Manon Lescaut and plans to leave staged opera while her voice remains at its peak. She will continue singing in concerts, recitals and concert performances of opera.
Vox challenges Sumar over 'ley de nietos' amendment
Vox wants Sumar's amendment removed from an education bill. The proposal would give legal force to suspended instructions affecting Spain's 'ley de nietos' and CERA registration.
Lepas L8 lands in Spain: Chery’s new hybrid SUV takes on a crowded field
The Lepas L8 hits Spain with 279 horsepower, 90 km of electric range, and a starting price under 34,000 euros. Chery Auto is betting on sharp design and tech to stand out in a market already full of Chinese brands.
Greenland security pact set for UN signing
Denmark and Greenland will sign a security agreement with the United States on Tuesday. The pact remains secret, but Copenhagen says it will not change sovereignty over the island.
Volkswagen Polo vs Kia Niro: which city car fits your life?
Volkswagen Polo and Kia Niro now go head-to-head on more than just size. The Polo brings a new electric option and tight handling, while the Niro offers hybrid power and a bigger boot. Which one works best for city life?
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