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Trump and Spanish Royals Exchange Commemorative Coins at MetLife Stadium
Donald Trump presented gold coins to the Spanish Royal Family before the Spain–Argentina match in New Jersey. King Felipe responded with a coin marking his reign. The exchange took place at MetLife Stadium, highlighting diplomatic ties.
Sitges Festival Marks 50 Years of ‘Carrie’ With Restorations and New Horror
The Sitges Film Festival will spotlight the 50th anniversary of ‘Carrie’ with restored classics and new horror films. Spanish cinema and religious themes take center stage. Key venues face delays due to ongoing renovations.
Ferrán Torres Drives the Cupra León VZ: Spain’s World Cup Hero Chooses Power
After scoring the decisive goal in the 2026 World Cup final, Ferrán Torres is now seen behind the wheel of the Cupra León VZ. This high-performance Spanish hatchback stands out with its 300 horsepower engine and bold design, reflecting the forward’s dynamic style.
Paula Badosa Withdraws from Iasi Final Due to Physical Issues
Paula Badosa was forced to retire from the WTA 250 final in Iasi. She left the court trailing Mayar Sherif 6-4, 4-0. The Spanish player cited physical problems after a demanding clay season.
Paula Badosa Forced to Retire Injured in Iasi Final Against Sherif
Paula Badosa withdrew from the Iasi final due to injury, halting her nine-match winning run. The Spanish player was trailing Mayar Sherif when she retired. The setback raises questions ahead of the US Open swing.
Volkswagen Turns to Sheep to Maintain Massive Solar Park in Poland
Volkswagen has swapped lawnmowers for a flock of 100 sheep at its Września factory in Poland. The animals help manage vegetation beneath 31,000 solar panels, while scientists study the impact on biodiversity, soil, and animal welfare. The project aims to cut emissions and rethink land use at industrial sites.
Controversy Erupts After Argentina Turns Back on Spain at World Cup Final
The 2026 World Cup final ended with a tense scene. Argentina’s squad turned away from Spain during the medal ceremony. The gesture drew swift international backlash and overshadowed Spain’s victory.
Madrid Erupts as 15,000 Celebrate Spain’s World Cup Triumph at Movistar Arena
Movistar Arena in Madrid became the epicenter of celebration after Spain’s World Cup victory. Thousands gathered, filling every seat, as the city united in chants and emotion. The event highlighted a new chapter in Spanish football history.
Vingegaard Forced Out of Tour de France After Crash in Stage 15
Jonas Vingegaard, two-time Tour de France champion, withdrew after a crash in Stage 15. The incident leaves the general classification wide open. Key rivals now compete for podium spots.
Pogacar Claims Fourth Tour de France 2026 Stage Win in Vosges Mountains
Tadej Pogacar secured his fourth stage victory in the Tour de France 2026 after a dramatic mountain stage in the Vosges. His decisive move left rivals behind and highlighted his dominance in the race.
Spain and Argentina Face Off in World Cup Final with Possession Battle Key
Spain and Argentina meet in the World Cup final with both teams relying on high possession. The outcome may hinge on midfield duels, tactical choices, and the referee’s approach. The match promises a tense contest shaped by contrasting styles.
Chinese Car Brands Slash Prices by Building in Spain
Chinese carmakers are rapidly setting up production in Spain, aiming to bypass EU tariffs and cut costs by up to €5,000 per vehicle. This strategy brings jobs and investment, but also raises questions about the future of Spain’s auto industry.
Pogacar Faces Early Doping Control Before Decisive Tour de Francia 2026 Stage
Tadej Pogacar and Jonas Vingegaard underwent surprise doping controls before Stage 15. The mountain route from Champagnole to Plateau de Solaison is set to test all contenders. Spanish riders and mechanical issues add tension.
Major Disruption Hits Facebook, Messenger and Instagram Worldwide
Thousands faced problems accessing Facebook, Messenger and Instagram on Sunday morning. Desktop versions were hit hardest, with error messages blocking logins. Mobile apps remained partly functional for some users.
José Mourinho Returns to Real Madrid and Picks the Priciest BMW XM
José Mourinho is back in Madrid and has already made his first big choice: the BMW XM, the most expensive model in the club’s official car lineup. His selection highlights both his status and the ongoing partnership between Real Madrid and BMW.
French Fans Back Spain Over Argentina Ahead of World Cup Final
Many French supporters are turning to Spain before the World Cup final. Recent tensions with Argentina drive this shift. The rivalry and off-field incidents have left a mark ahead of the decisive match.
Omoda 9 and Jaecoo 7: Chinese Plug-In Hybrids Challenge Europe
Omoda and Jaecoo, two Chinese brands, have landed in Europe with plug-in hybrid SUVs packed with features and aggressive pricing. We compare the Omoda 9 and Jaecoo 7 to see if they can unsettle established European rivals.
Jorge Lorenzo Reveals How Spain’s Tax Agency Nearly Destroyed His Career
Jorge Lorenzo, former MotoGP world champion, describes the intense financial and emotional toll of his dispute with Spain’s tax authorities. The ordeal pushed him to the brink of ruin and played a decisive role in his early retirement.
Junts Maintains Break With PSOE Despite EU Court Backing Amnesty
Junts refuses to reconsider its split with PSOE after the EU court's support for the amnesty law. The party's stance contrasts sharply with Esquerra Republicana. The future of Catalonia's political agenda remains uncertain.
PP escalates tensions with France and shifts focus to Latin America
The PP's decision to block a key treaty with France and Rajoy's controversial comments have sparked diplomatic friction. The party now prioritizes alliances with Latin American conservatives, reshaping Spain's foreign policy.
Spain Cancels Final Training Before World Cup Clash in New York
Spain's last training before the World Cup final in New York was called off due to a thunderstorm. Injured Lamine Yamal missed a crucial fitness test. The team now faces Argentina without a final on-pitch check.
Spain Gains Extra Recovery Day Ahead of World Cup Final
Spain will enter the 2026 World Cup final with one more rest day than Argentina. Experts see a slight edge for Spain. Recent tournament data supports this view.
England Crushes France 4-0 in World Cup Third-Place Match
England dominated France 4-0 by halftime in Miami's third-place World Cup match. Goals from Rice, Konsa, and Saka left the French side struggling. Deschamps' tenure as France coach concludes with this defeat.
France and England Face Off for World Cup Third Place in Miami
France and England meet in Miami for the 2026 World Cup third-place match. Both teams arrive after semifinal defeats. Didier Deschamps leads France, while Thomas Tuchel manages England.
Deschamps Makes Seven Changes for France's World Cup Third-Place Clash
Didier Deschamps has reshuffled France's starting eleven for the World Cup third-place match against England. Seven new faces join the lineup, with Kylian Mbappé, Rayan Cherki, and Warren Zaïre-Emery among the starters. The match marks Deschamps' final game in charge.
Four Injured in Armed Clash Between Clans in Sant Roc, Badalona
A violent confrontation between local clans in Sant Roc, Badalona, left four people injured. The incident involved firearms and knives. Police have launched an investigation amid growing concerns over illegal weapons.
Celta Announces 25-Man Squad for Preseason Opener Against SC Braga
Celta will face SC Braga in their first preseason match for 26/27. Coach Claudio Giráldez has named a 25-player squad for the game in Portugal. The lineup includes key names and several emerging talents.
Pogacar Dominates in Vosges as Seixas Claims White Jersey in Tour
Tadej Pogacar secured his fourth stage win in the Tour de France with a commanding ride in the Vosges. Paul Seixas moved up to fourth overall and took the white jersey. The next stage features a challenging new climb.
Judicial-Political Tensions Deepen as Trust in Spanish Courts Falls
Public confidence in Spain’s judiciary is at risk as political disputes spill into the courts. Recent surveys show most Spaniards believe justice is influenced by politics. Senior judges and legal experts warn of serious consequences.
The Tiny Island Where Spain and France Swap Flags Every Six Months
Pheasant Island, a 6,820-square-meter islet in the Bidasoa River, is jointly governed by Spain and France. Every six months, the two countries formally transfer jurisdiction, making it the world's smallest condominium and a rare example of peaceful border cooperation.
Mountain Drama and Spanish Moves in Tour de Francia 2026 Stage 14
Stage 14 of the Tour de Francia 2026 brought fierce mountain battles and tactical shifts. Spanish riders made bold moves as weather and mechanical issues disrupted the favorites. Key points and standings changed.
Basel and Juventus Reveal Full Lineups for St. Jakob-Park Friendly
Basel and Juventus have confirmed their starting elevens for the club friendly at St. Jakob-Park. Both teams opted for a 4-2-3-1 formation. The match highlights evolving strategies ahead of the new season.
London Faces Longest Dry Spell in Eight Years as Rain Delays
London is on track for its longest rainless period since 2018. Forecasts show no rain until late next week. The city is experiencing high temperatures and increased wildfire risk.
Fatal Stabbing in Madrid Linked to Youth Gang Violence
A 23-year-old man was fatally stabbed in Madrid’s Ciudad Lineal district. Two minors were seriously injured in the same attack, which police suspect is tied to youth gang conflicts. No arrests have been made.
Belle And Sebastian Mark 30 Years of ‘If You’re Feeling Sinister’ in Barcelona
Belle And Sebastian performed their landmark album ‘If You’re Feeling Sinister’ in full at Poble Espanyol, celebrating three decades since its release. The Glasgow group’s set blended nostalgia, melancholy and understated joy for a devoted Barcelona audience.
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