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Tamara Falcó Showcases Mediterranean Style in Dubrovnik
Tamara Falcó continues her Mediterranean journey, stopping in Dubrovnik with a standout white cotton dress from her own line. The design blends comfort and elegance, reflecting a growing trend among Spanish travelers.
Six Victims Identified After Deadly Los Gallardos Fire in Almería
Authorities have identified six of the 13 victims from the Los Gallardos fire. The deceased include citizens from the UK, Belgium, France, the US, and Spain. DNA analysis is ongoing as families await confirmation.
US Billionaire James Cox Chambers Jr. Arrested in Ibiza on International Warrant
James Cox Chambers Jr., a prominent US billionaire and activist, was detained in Ibiza under an international warrant. The charges and requesting country remain undisclosed. The case has sparked political debate in Spain.
PP leadership downplays Rajoy's France football remark amid backlash
The Partido Popular has defended Mariano Rajoy after his remarks about France's football team sparked protests from French officials. The PP insists the comment was sarcastic, not malicious. Tensions rise as the debate draws in both governments.
CNI Confirms Supreme Court-Approved Surveillance of Two CUP Ex-MPs
Spain's intelligence agency monitored the phones of David Fernández and Carles Riera with Supreme Court approval after the Catalan independence verdict. The government has now declassified key details for the Barcelona court investigating Pegasus use.
Supreme Court Judge Warns of Crisis in Public Trust in Spanish Justice
Supreme Court magistrate Manuel Marchena calls public distrust in judges a tragedy. He urges limits on political parties acting as popular prosecutors, warning of increased politicisation and loss of confidence in Spain's justice system.
Police Dismantle Network Behind €140 Million Investment Fraud
Spanish police have broken up a criminal group accused of large-scale online fraud. Four suspects were arrested in Spain, Portugal, and Panama. The group allegedly laundered millions through fake investments and complex banking schemes.
Albares Calls on Feijóo to Reject Rajoy's Comments on French Team
Spain's Foreign Minister urges Alberto Núñez Feijóo to distance himself from Mariano Rajoy's remarks about the French football team. The dispute highlights growing tensions over the Popular Party's stance on foreign policy and relations with key partners.
Europe’s Trailer Giants Unite Against New EU CO2 Rules
Thirty leading European trailer manufacturers have joined forces to challenge the EU’s latest CO2 emissions regulation. They warn that unrealistic targets could threaten jobs and the continent’s industrial base if not urgently revised.
French Government Condemns Rajoy's Comments on National Team
French ministers have sharply criticized Mariano Rajoy after he questioned the French team's identity. The Spanish Prime Minister also responded, calling for unity and rejecting xenophobia. The incident has sparked diplomatic tension ahead of the Spain-France World Cup semifinal.
Marc Márquez Dominates German MotoGP Sprint as Bezzecchi Suffers Injury
Marc Márquez secured a commanding sprint victory at Sachsenring. Marco Bezzecchi withdrew after a serious crash and clavicle fracture. Jorge Martín remains championship leader, but Márquez closes the gap.
Tour de France Teams Deploy High-Tech Cooling to Battle Extreme Heat
Record heat has forced Tour de France organizers to shorten stages. Teams now rely on ice vests, cooling beds, and hydration tech to protect riders. The heat is testing both safety protocols and athletic performance.
Two Riders Killed in Brno, Alpe Adria Championship Halted
A deadly crash at the Brno circuit claimed the lives of Philipp Steinmayr and Adrian Rus. The incident led to the immediate suspension of all remaining races. Organizers and the FIM expressed condolences to the families.
Marco Bezzecchi Undergoes Surgery After Clavicle Fracture at Sachsenring
Marco Bezzecchi has been successfully operated on for a left clavicle fracture. The Italian rider will miss the German Grand Prix and aims to return at Silverstone. His absence could impact the championship standings.
England Secures World Cup Semifinal Spot After Extra-Time Win Over Norway
England advanced to the World Cup semifinals after a tense extra-time victory over Norway in Miami. Bellingham scored both crucial goals, overturning Norway’s lead. His performance proved decisive for England’s campaign.
EU to Require Microchips for All Dogs and Cats in Spain by 2028
From 2028, all dogs and cats in Spain must be microchipped and registered. The EU aims to unify pet identification rules and curb illegal trade. Owners face new deadlines and stricter adoption procedures.
British Couple Missing After Los Gallardos Wildfire in Almería
Christine and Michael Chard, among the first British arrivals in Bédar, are missing after the Los Gallardos wildfire. Authorities struggle to identify victims as 23 people remain unaccounted for. DNA tests are underway.
EU Court to Rule on Spanish Amnesty Law and Puigdemont's Fate
The EU's top court will decide if Spain's amnesty law clashes with EU rules. The outcome could impact over 300 people, including Carles Puigdemont. The Supreme Court's stance is under scrutiny.
Luxembourg Court Decision May Shift Balance for Spanish Government
The European Court of Justice is set to rule on Spain's amnesty law. The decision could clear the way for Carles Puigdemont's return and reshape the government's fragile majority. Tensions with Junts and ongoing judicial pressure add to the stakes.
Linda Noskova Claims Wimbledon Title After Emotional Final
Linda Noskova secured the Wimbledon trophy after a tense three-set battle. Her victory came just days after losing her mother to cancer. The 21-year-old’s resilience drew praise from tennis legends.
Rajoy’s Remark on French Football Team Sparks Identity Debate
Mariano Rajoy’s recent comments on the French national football team have reignited debate over national identity in sport. His statement comes as Spain prepares to face France in the World Cup semifinals. The issue has deep roots in French football history.
Spain Secures Semifinal Spot After Dramatic Win Over Belgium
Spain advanced to the 2026 World Cup semifinals after a tense match against Belgium. Luis de la Fuente praised the squad's resilience and collective effort. The coach also addressed the upcoming clash with France.
Marc Márquez Claims Sprint Victory in Germany Amid Championship Pressure
Marc Márquez secured a hard-fought sprint win at Sachsenring. The race highlighted fierce competition, ongoing injuries, and the mounting pressure in the championship battle. Key rivals and family dynamics added to the tension.
AI Skills Set to Define Graduate Job Prospects by 2030
ESSCA Business School’s director Jean Charroin believes students who master artificial intelligence will have a clear edge in the job market by 2030. The French institution is expanding in Málaga, aiming to attract 500 students annually and reshape business education for the digital era.
Marc Márquez Triumphs in Sachsenring Sprint, Edging Out Brother Álex
Marc Márquez secured victory in the MotoGP Sprint at Sachsenring, holding off Álex Márquez. Ducati riders filled the podium. The result tightens the championship race, with Jorge Martín maintaining his lead despite finishing sixth.
Nieves Álvarez Chooses Spanish Couture for Paris Pre-Wedding Event
Nieves Álvarez marked her Paris pre-wedding celebration in a striking red dress by Redondo Brand. The custom piece, crafted with over 400 meters of silk and 150 hours of work, highlights Spanish fashion on an international stage.
All-Czech Wimbledon Final: Muchova and Noskova Battle for First Major
Karolina Muchova and Linda Noskova meet in the Wimbledon final. Both seek a first Grand Slam title. The match highlights a new era for Czech tennis. Live coverage features expert commentary and high anticipation.
Marc Márquez Leads Intense MotoGP Sprint at Sachsenring
Marc Márquez started from pole and held the lead in the MotoGP sprint at Sachsenring. Ai Ogura and Fabio Di Giannantonio stayed close behind. The race saw high track temperatures and a reduced grid after injuries.
EU Driving Licence Shake-Up: Fines to Follow Drivers Across Borders
Major changes are coming for drivers in Spain and across Europe as the EU moves to introduce a single digital driving licence. The reform will make serious traffic fines valid in all member states, tighten rules for new drivers, and standardize renewal checks for older motorists.
Paula Badosa Secures Bastad Final, Nears Top-100 Comeback
Paula Badosa advances to the Bastad 125 final after a dominant win. Her ranking rise brings direct US Open entry closer. The Spanish player eyes a return to the top tier after two challenging years.
Sprint Finish Expected in Bergerac as Tour de France 2026 Reaches Stage 8
Stage 8 of the Tour de France 2026 brings a flat route and high tension. Early breakaways, mechanical setbacks, and a likely sprint finish in Bergerac shape the day. Key contenders face new challenges as the race intensifies.
Jorge Martín Takes MotoGP Lead Ahead of Crucial Sachsenring Race
Jorge Martín arrives in Germany as the new MotoGP leader after Bezzecchi's crash in Assen. The Sachsenring round is set to test his position, with Marc Márquez and other contenders close behind. Broadcast details and full schedule inside.
Swiss Startup Turns Railway Tracks Into Solar Power Plants
A Swiss company has successfully installed solar panels between active railway tracks, generating clean energy without taking up farmland or rooftops. Over 11,000 trains have passed above the panels without incident, marking a breakthrough in solar infrastructure.
Archaeologists Uncover Massive Roman Coin Hoard Hidden for 1,800 Years
A team of archaeologists has unearthed three large ceramic vessels filled with tens of thousands of Roman coins in Senon, Lorraine. The find sheds light on how wealthy residents managed and stored money in the late Roman Empire, offering a rare glimpse into daily life nearly two millennia ago.
Five SUVs Under €20,000 That Challenge the High Price Trend
New car prices in Spain have soared, but a handful of SUVs still deliver strong value for around €20,000. Here’s a closer look at five models that combine modern tech, efficiency and practicality without breaking the bank.
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