Pillow Rush in Barcelona as Hotel Sells Off Furniture Ahead of Renovation. A unique hotel furniture sale has kicked off in Barcelona, with locals and tourists snapping up pillows for €5 and armchairs for the price of a coffee. All tickets to the event are already sold out.
Madrid to Build First Municipal 3D Modular Homes by 2026. Madrid launches a groundbreaking project: 3D modular housing. The city is prioritizing speed, sustainability, and affordability. Find out what awaits tenants just a year from now
Ten Most Affordable Cars with ECO Label in Spain in 2026. In 2026, ECO-labelled cars remain the optimal choice for saving money. We've rounded up the ten most affordable models. Find out which cars are the best value to buy now.
Valladolid lifts entry restrictions for Pingüinos motorcycle rally and tourism. Authorities in Valladolid have temporarily lifted environmental entry restrictions to host Europe's largest motorcycle rally. The decision aims to boost the local economy and attract more tourists. Find out how the city is balancing economic gains with environmental concerns.
How Electric Cars Work and Why They Are Changing Our View of Transport. Electric vehicles are no longer a fantasy—they're a reality on our roads. Discover what’s under the hood and why more drivers are choosing these cars. Explore the details that may surprise even the skeptics.
44 Signs the World Is Becoming a Better Place Despite Everything. The world is improving, even if it sometimes seems otherwise. This article presents 44 facts about progress in medicine, education, technology, and the environment. Discover the reasons for optimism.
How Victoria Hohenlohe Balances New York Anonymity with Her Mission in Spain. Victoria Hohenlohe lives in New York but actively participates in environmental and social projects in Spain. She recently received a prestigious award in Andalusia and remains an enigmatic figure for the public. Discover how the aristocrat manages to combine her private life with public engagement.
Spain Considers Changes to DGT Eco Stickers by 2027. Spain is debating the future of DGT environmental stickers. No changes are planned in 2026, but new measures could be introduced in 2027. Find out why this issue is sparking controversy and what it may mean for drivers.
Mercedes-Benz changes car assembly approach and brings back screws instead of glue. Mercedes-Benz plans to replace glue with screws This move will improve sustainability and simplify repairs Learn how car design is set to change and what this means for owners
Free Parking to Disappear in Madrid: How Drivers Will Be Affected by 2026. Madrid authorities are expanding paid parking zones. Free spots will vanish in dozens of neighborhoods. The new rules will affect thousands of motorists. Find out how the city will change in just a year.
Police Raid CReSA Laboratory Following African Swine Fever Outbreak. Police in Barcelona have searched the CReSA laboratory amid suspicions of an African swine fever virus leak. Authorities and the opposition are calling for an investigation into the cause of the outbreak, which has affected wild boars.
Scotland Develops Spacesuits with Bacteria to Protect Against Radiation. Researchers in Scotland are developing spacesuit fabric that changes color when exposed to radiation. The key component is harmless bacteria that react to dangerous levels of radiation. This innovation could save the lives of astronauts and medical professionals.
Madrid Extends Free Entry for Cars Without Eco Stickers Until End of 2026. Madrid authorities have allowed cars without eco stickers to circulate in the city until the end of 2026. Officials cited minimal impact on air quality and traffic as reasons for the decision. Find out who will be affected by this extension and why it has sparked debate.
Montecarmelo Residents Demand Halt to SELUR Base and Cleaning Depot Construction. Over 4,000 Madrid residents have protested the construction of a municipal facility, citing concerns over environmental impact and increased risks for children. An ongoing legal battle could reshape the neighborhood.
Montecarmelo Residents Demand Halt to Construction of SELUR Base and Cleaning Depot. More than 4,000 Madrid residents have opposed the construction of a municipal facility, citing concerns over environmental impact and increased risks for children. A legal battle could transform the neighborhood.
Vallecas Residents Fed Up with Traffic Jams and Noise Due to Closed Exit to M-30. Vallecas faces daily congestion and pollution. Restrictions on the M-30 exit have only made things worse. Locals are demanding change, but no solution is in sight.
Pink Fuel Nozzles at Spanish Gas Stations: What Do They Mean? Spanish gas stations have introduced pink fuel nozzles. This isn’t just a new color—it's a sign of change in the world of fuel. Discover the innovation behind this new shade and how it could shape the future of motoring.
A Simple Upgrade Turns Diesel Cars into Eco-Friendly Vehicles. Diesel cars can become more environmentally friendly without complex modifications. A new technology makes it possible to use alternative fuels. Discover how a simple upgrade is changing the future of transportation.
Central Madrid to Lower Christmas Parking Prices for Carpools. Madrid is introducing parking discounts for cars with two or more passengers. The new measure applies to three central parking garages. Learn how to save 15% and why this initiative matters for the city.
Madrid City Hall Muddles Explanations Over Industrial Project in Montecarmelo. Madrid authorities have acknowledged the industrial nature of the controversial facility in Montecarmelo. The project has sparked protests from residents and politicians due to its risks and location. Legal proceedings are ongoing.
Catalonia and Jalisco Launch Joint Projects in AI and Supercomputing. Catalonia and Jalisco have signed a cooperation agreement in the fields of artificial intelligence and supercomputing. Plans include a direct airline route between Barcelona and Guadalajara, as well as new initiatives for educational and scientific exchanges.
Valencia Rejects Low-Emission Zone Initiative Amid Disagreements. Valencia authorities have failed to reach an agreement on implementing a low-emission zone. The decision is postponed, putting significant subsidies at risk for the city. Political party disputes are escalating the situation.
Spanish Parties Demand Funding for Housing Climate Control and New Environmental Taxes. A new chapter is unfolding in Spain’s climate fight. Lawmakers are proposing full coverage of housing modernization costs, alongside fresh taxes targeting the wealthy and energy giants. Who stands to gain, and who will foot the bill? Find the details in our report.
Redefining Policy: How Valencia’s New Leader Responds to Regional Challenges. Pere Llorca pledges solutions beyond politics, but faces acute water shortages and the threat of desertification. His approach has left residents questioning. How will he tackle these issues? Read on to find out.
Barcelona Launches Largest-Ever Railway Project for Port Worth €265 Million. Barcelona approves a major railway project for its port, with investments totaling €265 million. The new hub will cut emissions and ease road congestion. Find out how this will transform transportation and the environment in the region.
In Madrid, Montecarmelo May Reshape the Political Map Amid Controversy Over Public Facility. Dissatisfaction is growing in Montecarmelo over the construction of a public facility. Residents are losing trust in the Partido Popular, while Vox is emerging as the frontrunner in polls. Find out how local protests are transforming the district's political landscape.
Madrid Makes EMT Buses and Bicimad Free for Black Friday: Three Days of Free Rides. From November 28 to 30, Madrid will offer free rides on EMT buses and Bicimad bikes. The airport line is the only exception. Learn how to take advantage of the offer and which routes will see increased service.
How to Enter Central Madrid for Free and Avoid Fines — A Little-Known Solution for Drivers. There’s a way to enter Madrid’s central zone without paying for parking or risking a fine. Few people know about this legal method approved by city authorities. Find out how to take advantage of this opportunity without breaking the rules.
Spanish Developer Culmia Embraces Wooden Technologies in Residential Construction. Spain is seeing homes that impress even the skeptics. Culmia is taking a bold step by betting on wood. Why are investors and buyers lining up? Discover how the housing market is changing and who is setting the new standards.
Oksagon Construction: Satellites Capture Progress of Saudi Arabia’s Unique Floating Megacity. Saudi Arabia is shaping the world’s largest floating city-port. Satellite images reveal large-scale works and innovative solutions. The project promises to transform global logistics and environmental practices.
Spanish Constitutional Court Greenlights Demolition of Luxury Resort on Valdecañas Island. The legal battle over Valdecañas Island has reached its conclusion. Authorities and investors are left empty-handed. What will the demolition mean for the region? Who stands to lose more—the elite or the local residents? Find out all the details in our report.
Granada Police Warn: AI Misleads on Low Emission Zone Rules. In Granada, artificial intelligence provided incorrect information about ZBE regulations. Police urge residents to verify details on official websites. Mistakes could cost you €200—find out how to avoid trouble.
Hyundai Launches Updated Hydrogen SUV With Record-Breaking Range. Hyundai unveils the second-generation Nexo—a hydrogen-powered SUV capable of driving 826 km on a single fill. The new model features a high-capacity battery, faster refueling, and an expanded suite of technologies. Discover what makes this 2026 newcomer stand out.
Russian Engineers Develop Facility to Turn Industrial Emissions into Dimethyl Ether. A new technology in Russia converts power plant emissions into dimethyl ether — reducing pollution and generating profit. Find out how this innovative facility operates.
A 16,000 m² Waste Processing Plant to Be Built in Móstoles — Villaviciosa Residents Push Back. Madrid authorities plan to open a major waste collection and sorting facility. Móstoles backs the project, while Villaviciosa de Odón strongly opposes it. The dispute between the municipalities is escalating.
