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Southern Flu Data Offers Spain Clues, Not a Forecast
Flu activity remains low in Spain, with a small rise among younger people. Data from the southern hemisphere can show which variants are circulating, but it cannot predict Spain's season with certainty.
Santiago Niño Becerra demands action on Spain’s housing crisis
Economist Santiago Niño Becerra says Spain’s housing crisis won’t end until more homes hit the market. He blames millions of empty properties and the unchecked rise of tourist rentals, tracing the roots back to the 1950s.
Europe’s Cycling Map Reveals Why Spanish Bike Lanes Fall Short
A new interactive map shows that not all bike lanes are created equal. VeloPlanner’s data-driven view of Europe’s cycling networks highlights why Spanish cities still struggle to offer safe and connected routes for daily riders.
Génova Keeps Pérez Llorca Waiting in Valencia
Juan Francisco Pérez Llorca will face the regional policy debate without confirmation as the PP candidate. Complaints about people around him have slowed the decision and extended the Valencian party's organisational crisis.
Toyota Sequoia sets new benchmark for vehicle longevity
Toyota Sequoia leads a new ranking with a 42.3 percent chance of surpassing 400000 kilometers. Japanese manufacturers now hold nearly every top spot for long-lasting vehicles, reshaping expectations for durability.
Palestine returns to the cultural front line
Artists have pushed Palestine back into public view. Macklemore and Susan Sarandon are among the figures facing consequences. Festivals and theatres now carry the dispute.
Used car sales surge as Spain rewrites the rules of the road
Spain’s used car market is booming, with nearly two million vehicles expected to change hands this year. As digital platforms transform how Spaniards buy and sell, new challenges and opportunities are emerging for buyers, sellers, and the entire mobility sector.
Telefónica Germany turns to AI as merger talk returns
Telefónica Germany is rebuilding after losing 1&1. AI should cut costs as the operator expands fixed-line services, targets business customers and keeps network deals on the table.
Morante Faces a Flat Garcigrande Finale in Sevilla
Garcigrande closed Sevilla's Feria de San Miguel without strength or fight. Morante de la Puebla and his fellow matadors were left above their bulls, while Luis Blázquez provided the afternoon's emotional moment.
Telefónica puts German O2 through an AI-led overhaul
Telefónica is rebuilding its German O2 business around artificial intelligence. The plan includes 150 AI applications, staff cuts and 60 store closures as the company seeks new growth.
Trump TV puts White House messaging under direct control
The White House has launched Trump TV on YouTube as access restrictions hit CNN MS NOW and Politico. A federal judge has temporarily ordered the administration to restore the outlets' press credentials.
Hyundai speeds up IONIQ V debut with China-first electric push
Hyundai is racing to launch the IONIQ V, a China-focused electric sedan set for September 2026. This model leads a 20-car surge and marks a sharp turn in the brand’s global strategy.
Alonso retires in Baku as Honda rejects engine failure
Fernando Alonso retired on lap 21 of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix after reporting a sharp loss of straight-line speed. Honda says its data showed no engine fault and will review the car, power output and energy management.
Spain stuns England at Wembley with relentless comeback
Spain’s national team erased doubts about post-World Cup hunger by defeating England at Wembley. A dramatic turnaround, bold substitutions, and unwavering ambition signal that Spain’s appetite for trophies is far from satisfied.
Trump rewrites US car rules and sidelines electric mandates
Donald Trump has scrapped Biden-era electric vehicle mandates and approved looser CAFE standards, promising $100 billion for US carmakers. The move could reshape global production plans and delay the electric transition for years.
MINI vs Fiat 500: Which small car truly shaped Europe?
The MINI and Fiat 500 changed how Britain and Italy moved. Both became icons, but their original stories took very different turns. Which one really set the standard for small cars?
Carlos Sainz claws back a point in Baku after penalty setback
Carlos Sainz fought back from a five-place grid penalty to grab a single point in Azerbaijan. Williams’ new upgrades gave him the edge he needed to make the most of a chaotic race and keep his 2026 tally alive.
Carlos Bardem stumbles at Madrid protest spotlighting celebrity activism
Carlos Bardem’s public error at a Madrid eviction protest reignited debate over the credibility of celebrity activism. His mix-up became a symbol of the disconnect between high-profile advocates and the causes they champion.
Human Brain's Cellular Patterns Shift Around Age 24
A new atlas tracks brain changes from childhood to age 97. Most cell populations in the prefrontal cortex settle into relative stability around 24, then molecular activity rises again in later life.
Netrebko returns to the Liceu under a shadow of war
Anna Netrebko returned to Barcelona after five years away. Her Aida opened the Liceu season amid protests and Shirin Neshat's fiercely anti-war production.
María Pagés turns family memory into exposed flamenco
At Madrid's Centro Danza Matadero, María Pagés revisits the journey that took her from Seville to the capital. Her latest work turns family memory, grief and restraint into an intimate flamenco confession.
Belén Esteban puts Telecinco's abandoned identity back on trial
Belén Esteban lifted Telecinco to an 18.7% audience share and 1,130,000 viewers. Her return has exposed the network's unresolved afternoon problem, with much of the old Sálvame circle already back inside Mediaset.
China sends two pandas to Atlanta in latest diplomatic gesture
China will send two giant pandas to Atlanta Zoo after Xi Jinping announced the move before Donald Trump. The deal brings back a long-running part of Beijing's foreign policy.
Spain faces England with two stars on the shirt and no margin for error
Spain’s national team steps onto the pitch against England, debuting their second star and leaving celebrations behind. The real test begins as the reigning champions seek to prove their hunger for dominance is undiminished.
Spain Faces a Sharper Debt Bill as Bond Yields Surge
Spain's 10-year bond yield has climbed above 4%, reaching its highest level since 2013. The rise will make it more expensive for the Treasury to replace older, cheaper debt.
Investors demand crisis-era returns on Western government debt
The 10-year US Treasury yield has moved above 5%, while European debt has crossed key thresholds. Fiscal pressure, inflation and geopolitical risks are pushing investors to demand more from governments.
Meta puts US$1.299,99 VR glasses at the top of its AI hardware range
Meta presented a wider hardware range at its annual event in Menlo Park. It includes camera-free Ray-Ban glasses, a pocket AI accessory and a US$1.299,99 VR model due in spring 2027.
Madrid Eviction Turns Maricarmen Abascal Into Housing Crisis Symbol
An 87-year-old pensioner with a 50% disability was evicted from her Madrid home on September 23, 2026, after more than seven decades there. The case has intensified Spain’s national debate over rents, housing access and protections for long-term tenants.
Iván Redondo breaks silence on power politics and Moncloa exit
Iván Redondo, once the strategic mind behind Spain’s prime minister, faces tough questions on TVE’s 'Plano General'. He discusses corruption, his relationship with Pedro Sánchez, and the health crisis that forced his departure from Moncloa.
Trump rules out Bessent as White House AI chief
Donald Trump has rejected reports linking Scott Bessent to the new AI leadership post. The Treasury secretary will remain in his current position as global regulation debates intensify.
Anadolu Efes lose grip in Barcelona, fall after late collapse
Anadolu Efes built a 15-point lead in Barcelona but let it slip, losing 89-82 after a rough finish. Missed shots and shaky teamwork opened the door for Barcelona to steal the win in the closing minutes.
Urbagestión offers Maricarmen a route back home after eviction
Urbagestión has proposed a route for Maricarmen to return to her Madrid home through the Reviva programme. The 87-year-old was evicted on September 23 after living there for 70 years. The company denies seeking an excessive rent.
Alonso reveals Aston Martin's one-second Honda loss in Baku
Fernando Alonso found confidence in Aston Martin's chassis but lost crucial speed on Baku's straights. A Honda power unit change will send him to the back of the grid.
WiZink CEO leaves as Unicaja talks continue
Iheb Nafaa is leaving WiZink for personal reasons. President Joaquim Saurina will take over as the bank continues talks with Unicaja after another loss-making first half.
Russell takes Baku pole as Sainz reaches Q3 at last
George Russell took pole in Baku, while Carlos Sainz reached Q3 for the first time this season. Fernando Alonso will start last after a 25-place penalty.
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