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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.

Alzheimer's Research Turns to Myelin

A Spanish research centre is testing a different explanation for Alzheimer's. The project asks whether damaged myelin disrupts brain circuits before symptoms become clear.

Florentino Pérez threatened to leave the Metropolitano box

Florentino Pérez reportedly threatened to leave the Metropolitano during the Madrid derby after learning that Enrique Riquelme had been invited to the presidential box. The Real Madrid president was angered by the presence of his former electoral rival but stayed after those around him calmed him down.

Spain's literary festivals put books on stage

More than 90 literary festivals now operate across Spain. A sponsorship dispute in Madrid tested the model, but the programme went ahead with leading international and Spanish authors.

What Raphinha's Atlético de Madrid criticism was about

Raphinha's remark about Atlético de Madrid concerned the club's handling of Julián Álvarez's future, not an incident between Barcelona and Atlético. In an interview with RAC1, the Barcelona player questioned the decision to keep a footballer who had reportedly made clear that he wanted to leave.

Volvo отвечает на вызов китайских премиальных брендов: 13 новых электрифицированных моделей к 2030 году

Volvo is preparing a major lineup overhaul: by 2030, the company plans to introduce 13 new electrified cars, aiming to double its share of the European market and strengthen its position as competition from Chinese premium brands grows. Six models will be available exclusively in China, each with technology and design tailored to that market.

Spain’s Car Fleet Ages as Economic Pressures Mount

The average car in Spain is now nearly fifteen years old, a sign of the country’s mounting economic challenges. As new cars slip out of reach for most, Spanish roads fill with aging models and low-cost imports, exposing the gap between image and reality.

Oil routes blocked as Middle East war disrupts global supply

Basic oil routes in the Middle East have been blocked or attacked. Saudi Arabia has shut down its East-West pipeline, while attacks near the Bab el Mandeb strait are driving up global fuel costs. Supply routes remain under threat, adding new risks to the world economy.