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Christian Imga stuns Brazil with solo goal for Spain U18
Christian Imga, just 17, delivered a spectacular solo goal for Spain’s U18 team against Brazil, underlining his explosive pace and finishing ability. His rapid rise at Bilbao Athletic and the national youth squads signals a new talent to watch.
Ceuta Judge Orders Expulsion After Migrants Coerce Minor
A Spanish court has expelled three Moroccan migrants for five years after they admitted to forcibly trying to take a 17 year old girl to a makeshift shelter in Ceuta. The case highlights the swift judicial response to coercion involving minors.
Millions of Spanish cars risk losing emergency calls as 2G shutdown looms
Spain’s plan to phase out 2G and 3G networks could silently disable the emergency SOS button in millions of vehicles. Many older eCall systems cannot connect to 4G or 5G, leaving drivers exposed if disaster strikes.
Europe's Wealthy Are Moving North to Escape Extreme Heat
Affluent families are leaving Europe's hottest regions. Northern Spain is drawing buyers who want water, green landscapes and milder summers.
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.
Mitsubishi brings Google Gemini to European car dashboards
Mitsubishi has activated Google Gemini in its European vehicles with Google built-in. Drivers can now interact with their cars using natural language, unlocking smarter navigation and personalized recommendations.
Geely E5 SUV gets major power and range boost after sales slump
Geely has rolled out a revamped EX5 SUV with a 333 CV motor and up to 521 km of range. The move comes as sales in China tumble, forcing the brand to up its game in the electric SUV race.
Spain prepares for the winter time switch this October
On Sunday 25 October, Spain will officially shift to winter time as clocks are set back by one hour. This annual change, mandated by law, will extend the night and alter daily routines across the country.
Ceuta faces legal crossroads as state of exception gains traction
Ceuta’s spiraling crisis has reignited calls for the state of exception, a rarely used legal tool that could allow swift expulsions and strict controls. Legal and military voices argue it is the only way to restore order after weeks of chaos.
EU mandates new warranty labels in Spanish shops
From September 2026, every shop in Spain must display a new EU-mandated warranty notice and, for some products, a special EU GARAN label. The move aims to clarify legal and commercial guarantees for consumers and reshape how retailers present product durability.
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?
Chinese car brands take over European sports sponsorships
Chinese automakers are rewriting the rules of brand building in Europe. Their aggressive sponsorship of top football clubs and major events is reshaping the landscape and challenging established players in Spain and beyond.
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.
Timothee D’Anfray eyes €150,000 at WPO Winamax Main Event
Seventeen players are left in the WPO Winamax Main Event at Aix-les-Bains. Timothee D’Anfray leads the pack, while Spain’s last hope, Israel García, is out after a remarkable run from a €10 satellite.
Two men sentenced for smuggling migrants from Almería to France
A Spanish court has handed two-year prison sentences to two men who organized paid road transfers for migrants arriving by boat in Almería. The operation linked Algerian contacts with Spanish drivers and aimed to move people as far as France.
French radio stations demand mandatory FM and DAB in all new cars
French broadcasters are calling on the EU to require FM and DAB+ radios in every new car. As streaming takes over dashboards, the future of free and anonymous radio access is at stake.
Spanish poker hopes collapse as Mateos and Margets exit WPO Aix-les-Bains
The WPO Winamax in Aix-les-Bains has lost both Adrián Mateos and Leo Margets, leaving Spain with just one player in the hunt for the €150,000 top prize. The tournament’s €1.1 million prize pool now looks out of reach for the Spanish armada.
Geely E2 undercuts Renault 5 with bold price and space advantage
Geely’s E2 arrives in Spain and Europe aiming to disrupt the small EV market. With a price far below the Renault 5 and a focus on interior space, Geely’s strategy is clear. Zack Zhang, the brand’s product chief, explains why he believes the E2 can win over European drivers.
Spanish language drive targets Sardinian schools
More than 80 Spanish teachers in Sardinia took part in a high-stakes training event led by Castilla y León. The goal: make the region the top spot for Spanish language learning and bring Italian students to its universities.
Madrid makes Oxford Economics' global top 30
Madrid ranks 30th in Oxford Economics' global city index. Barcelona also makes the list, but sits at number 72.
Russell holds off Verstappen in Baku thriller as Sainz returns to points
George Russell took a tense win at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, holding off Max Verstappen in a wild finish. Carlos Sainz finally scored again, while Fernando Alonso’s race ended early with engine trouble.
GWM targets rapid growth in Spain with seven new models
GWM is betting on a bold expansion in Spain, aiming for a three percent market share within three years. The company plans to introduce seven new models and build a robust dealer network despite rising tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles.
Cupra Raval Endurance sets new benchmark for electric cars in Spain
Cupra’s Raval Endurance arrives with 210 horsepower, up to 446 kilometers of range, and a starting price of 25,490 euros. Designed and built in Spain, it targets drivers seeking both efficiency and genuine driving enjoyment.
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.
Volkswagen orders global recall over steering bolt risk
Volkswagen is recalling almost three million cars worldwide after a corroding steering bolt was found to threaten driver control. The recall covers Volkswagen, Audi, and Seat models built over the last decade.
BYD Great Seagull shakes up city EV charging with Flash Charging debut
A single photo of the BYD Great Seagull at a Flash Charging station has changed the outlook for affordable electric cars. The image points to a big jump in charging speed and tech for city drivers.
Renault Twingo and BYD Dolphin Surf battle for the cheapest electric car
Renault and BYD are forcing a new showdown in Spain’s city car market. With both brands offering electric models under 20000 euros, the race for affordable urban mobility is heating up and reshaping what buyers expect from budget EVs.
UK pledges over one hundred million for urgent aid in Gaza and West Bank
The UK has unveiled a major humanitarian package worth 88 million pounds to support Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank. The funds will expand access to medical care, clean water, and mental health services as conditions worsen amid ongoing conflict.
Delta Air Lines flight returns to Barcelona after engine smoke scare
A Delta Air Lines flight to Atlanta had to turn back to Barcelona’s El Prat airport after smoke was spotted coming from one engine. No one was hurt. The emergency response briefly disrupted airport routines.
Mitsubishi L200 returns to Europe with a bold new diesel pickup
Mitsubishi is bringing back the L200 pickup to Europe after a five-year absence. The new model features a robust design, a powerful diesel engine, and a reinforced chassis aimed at both utility and off-road performance.
Senate pressed to ratify Spain-France friendship treaty
The Government wants the Senate to clear the treaty before Emmanuel Macron visits Madrid. The PP blocked the agreement, but Spain's Constitutional Court has now confirmed that it complies with the Constitution.
Europe faces electric car crisis as China dominates design and production
Europe’s electric car industry is losing ground to China, with design and manufacturing slipping out of European hands. Political proposals and infrastructure gaps reveal a sector under pressure and a continent at a crossroads.
Explosion Injures Three in Athens Old Town
A blast hit a three-storey building in Athens' Plaka district. Three people were injured outside the property, while five others may be trapped under the rubble.
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.
Barcelona overcomes Anadolu Efes in a fierce EuroLeague opener
Barcelona fought back to beat Anadolu Efes 89-82 in the first week of the 2026-27 EuroLeague. The Turkish team started strong, but Barcelona took over late at Palau Blaugrana.
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