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US to Deploy Sixth Destroyer and 300 More Troops to Rota Naval Base
The US will increase its military presence in Spain with a sixth Arleigh Burke-class destroyer and 300 additional personnel at Rota. This comes as the Pentagon reduces forces elsewhere in Europe, highlighting Spain's growing strategic role.
Far-Right Surge in Catalonia: Aliança Catalana and Vox Near 30% of Seats
The latest CEO poll shows Aliança Catalana and Vox could claim nearly 30% of the Catalan Parliament. PSC remains the leading party but loses seats. Junts faces a sharp decline, while the current majority is at risk.
Spain Prepares for Rare Solar Eclipse and Meteor Shower on August 12
On August 12, Spain will see a total solar eclipse in the north and Mallorca. That same night, the Perseid meteor shower will reach its peak. The combination promises a unique sky event for residents and visitors.
China Sets New Benchmark in Electric Car Range
Chinese manufacturers are redefining electric mobility, launching vehicles that can travel over 1,700 km on a single charge. With solid-state batteries on the horizon, the industry is poised to surpass 2,000 km per charge, challenging global competitors.
European Security Faces Strain Amid Global Tensions and NATO Pressure
Diplomats and experts met in Barcelona to address Europe's security challenges. The debate focused on NATO spending, US policy shifts, and the EU's uncertain defense future. Tensions with Russia and China add to the complexity.
Barcelona Nears Deal for Karim Adeyemi as Attack Reshapes
Barcelona is close to signing Karim Adeyemi from Borussia Dortmund. Deco leads the talks, with Hansi Flick's involvement proving decisive. The move could impact the futures of Roony Bardghji and Raphinha.
Bidart: The French Village Where Susana Abaitua Finds Escape
Susana Abaitua chooses Bidart, a French Basque village, as her retreat from the spotlight. The town’s six beaches and eco-friendly lifestyle offer a rare escape for those seeking calm beyond the red carpet.
Jorge Jesus Appointed Portugal Coach with Pepe as Assistant
Jorge Jesus will lead Portugal's national team for the next four years. Pepe joins as assistant coach after the 2026 World Cup elimination. The official presentation is set for Friday, marking a decade since the Euro 2016 victory.
Nieves Álvarez makes first public appearance with Bill Saad after wedding
Nieves Álvarez attended Paris Fashion Week with Bill Saad after their discreet wedding. The couple appeared together at the Elie Saab show, drawing attention to their relationship. Details of their ceremony and future plans emerged.
Spain U-19 Faces Croatia for Spot in European Final
Spain U-19 aims for the European final after a flawless group stage. The team faces Croatia in Wales, with Morante leading as top scorer. Spanish dominance and defensive strength are under scrutiny in this crucial match.
Birds in Ukraine Build Nests with Military Drone Fiber Optics
In Ukraine’s Donbas, birds have begun weaving abandoned fiber optic cables from military drones into their nests. This adaptation highlights how modern warfare is leaving a lasting mark on local ecosystems and complicating future land recovery.
Eleven Black Vultures Sent from Extremadura to Bulgaria in Major Conservation Effort
Eleven black vultures from Extremadura are being transported to Bulgaria to help restore a species extinct there for 150 years. The operation is part of a European program that has already moved hundreds of birds from Spain.
Supreme Court Bans 'Hot Returns' for Migrants Caught Swimming to Ceuta or Melilla
Spain's Supreme Court has ruled that immediate border returns cannot be used for migrants intercepted at sea near Ceuta and Melilla. The decision restricts the measure to those who physically cross land barriers.
Paula Badosa Advances to Bastad Quarterfinals After Defeating Arango
Paula Badosa moves into the Bastad quarterfinals after a straight-sets win over Emiliana Arango. The Spanish player climbs in the rankings, aiming to avoid US Open qualifying. Her next opponent will be decided soon.
Polestar 4 SUV Set for September Debut with Up to 544 HP
Polestar confirms the launch date for its new Polestar 4 SUV, promising up to 630 km of range and 544 HP. The model aims to blend practicality with the brand’s signature design and performance.
Supreme Court Blocks EU Referral on Spain’s Migrant Regularization
Spain’s Supreme Court has declined to suspend the government’s extraordinary migrant regularization or consult the EU Court. The move keeps the process active for over a million applicants amid ongoing legal challenges.
Paula Badosa Wins in Bastad to Boost US Open Hopes
Paula Badosa secured a straight-sets win at the Nordea Open in Bastad. She aims to collect ranking points and match time to avoid US Open qualifying. The race for a main draw spot intensifies.
Trump Orders Immediate Halt to US-Spain Trade Amid NATO Dispute
Donald Trump has instructed a full stop to all US commercial dealings with Spain. The move follows Spain’s refusal to increase defense spending and deny US access to key military bases. Madrid and Brussels have responded, emphasizing existing economic ties.
Markets Slide as Trump Ends Iran Ceasefire, Oil Prices Surge
Stock futures tumbled after Donald Trump declared the Iran ceasefire over at the NATO summit. US strikes in response to attacks in the Strait of Hormuz pushed oil prices up. European markets and most sectors also fell.
Spanish Warships Join US Independence Parade Amid Trump Criticism
Five Spanish Navy ships took part in the 250th US Independence anniversary in New York. The visit coincided with Donald Trump's threats to cut trade ties with Spain. The deployment highlights Spain's growing role in NATO operations.
Trump Threatens to Halt All Trade with Spain over NATO Dispute
Donald Trump has ordered a halt to all US-Spain trade, citing Spain’s defense spending. The Spanish government responds, highlighting EU rules and the US trade surplus. The dispute raises new questions for bilateral relations.
Spain’s Trucking Crisis: Female Drivers Demand Safer Rest Areas
Ainoa Blasco, a 30-year-old truck driver, highlights the lack of safe and hygienic rest areas for women in Spain’s transport sector. As the country faces a severe shortage of drivers, her story reveals why many women still hesitate to join the profession.
Spain Overtakes South Korea in GDP, Surprising Global Analysts
Spain has surpassed South Korea in total GDP, entering the world’s top 12 economies. Strong job creation and a booming services sector drive growth, but concerns remain over housing and infrastructure.
EU Court Ruling on Amnesty Will Not Lift Puigdemont Arrest Order
The EU Court will soon decide on Spain's amnesty law, but Carles Puigdemont's arrest order remains in force. The final decision rests with the Constitutional Court, not the European judges. Key legal questions remain unresolved.
Dacia Striker Shakes Up the C-Segment with Hybrid Tech and Bold Design
Dacia’s Striker enters the European C-segment with a striking crossover design, advanced hybrid engines, and a starting price below €25,000. Spacious, robust and tech-forward, it aims to set a new benchmark for value and practicality.
Judge Approved Wiretap on Barrabés Years After Red.es Contracts
A Spanish judge authorized the wiretapping of Juan Carlos Barrabés’s phone in 2026. The measure, requested by the European Public Prosecutor, aimed to clarify alleged irregularities in Red.es contracts awarded five years earlier.
Controversy Over Court's Split Decision on Begoña Gómez's Travel
A Madrid court permitted Begoña Gómez to attend her daughter's graduation in London but denied her travel to the NATO summit in Ankara. Legal experts sharply criticized the decision, calling the risk of flight unfounded and the reasoning inconsistent.
Djokovic Reaches Wimbledon Semifinals After Five-Set Marathon
Novak Djokovic secures a place in the Wimbledon 2026 semifinals after a five-hour battle against Felix Auger-Aliassime. The Serbian legend, now 39, will face Jannik Sinner next. His pursuit of a 25th Grand Slam continues.
Djokovic Battles Past Auger-Aliassime in Five-Set Wimbledon Marathon
Novak Djokovic overcame a leg injury and a marathon five-set match to defeat Felix Auger-Aliassime at Wimbledon. The Serb now faces defending champion Jannik Sinner in the semi-finals. The contest lasted over five hours.
Switzerland Loses Key Player Manzambi Ahead of Colombia Clash
Switzerland faces Colombia in the World Cup round of 16 without Johan Manzambi. The midfielder suffered an injury during training. Uncertainty surrounds his recovery and the team's lineup for the crucial match.
Djokovic and Auger-Aliassime Battle in Historic Wimbledon Quarter-Final
Wimbledon Centre Court hosts a record-breaking quarter-final as Novak Djokovic and Felix Auger-Aliassime fight through a dramatic five-set clash. The winner will challenge defending champion Jannik Sinner in the semi-finals.
Europe Unifies Driving Licences: Fines Will Now Follow Drivers Across Borders
A sweeping EU reform will introduce a single digital driving licence valid across all member states. The move targets repeat traffic offenders and ensures penalties apply no matter where violations occur.
EU Allocates €120 Million to Spain After 2025 Wildfires
Spain will receive €120.55 million from the EU Solidarity Fund after devastating wildfires in 2025. The aid targets regions with severe damage and supports recovery efforts. Parliament approved the measure with broad backing.
Spain Allocates €50 Million More for US Arms to Ukraine
Spain will provide an additional €50 million this year for US-made weapons for Ukraine. The funding, part of NATO's PURL program, brings Spain's total to €150 million. The move follows pressure to supply Patriot missiles.
Dutch Bridges Cooled with Water as Extreme Heat Threatens Infrastructure
Unprecedented heat in the Netherlands has forced authorities to cool major steel bridges with water to prevent malfunctions and traffic disruptions. The emergency measures highlight how rising temperatures are challenging Europe's infrastructure beyond health and energy concerns.
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