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805 newsAbascal Criticizes Trump Over Remarks Targeting Meloni at NATO Summit
Santiago Abascal publicly distances himself from Donald Trump after the US president's controversial remarks about Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. The incident highlights growing tensions among right-wing allies in Europe.
EasyJet Board Backs £5.2bn Takeover Proposal from US Firm
EasyJet has given initial support to a £5.2bn takeover bid from Castlelake. The deal faces strict EU ownership rules and must pass a shareholder vote. The US firm has until August to confirm its intentions.
The 50 Most Reliable Electric Cars to Buy in 2026
A comprehensive new ranking highlights the 50 electric cars that stand out for real-world efficiency, charging speed, and mechanical reliability. The list is based on independent testing and owner surveys, offering a clear guide for buyers seeking peace of mind.
Wildfire Near Perpignan Destroys 4,600 Hectares and Triggers Mass Evacuation
A major wildfire near Perpignan has forced 10,000 people to evacuate. Over 4,600 hectares have burned as France faces an early fire season. Authorities restrict access to Tour de France routes for safety.
Catalonia Launches €481 Million Bid for Its Own Public Cloud
Catalonia will invest €481 million over eight years to build an independent public cloud. The move aims to secure citizen data within European jurisdiction and reduce reliance on US tech giants. The project marks a major shift in digital sovereignty.
Norway to Build World’s First 1.7-Kilometer Ship Tunnel Through a Mountain
Norway has approved the construction of the Stad Ship Tunnel, a 1.7-kilometer maritime passage that will allow large vessels to safely cross the treacherous Stad Peninsula. Work is set to begin in early 2027, following a major contract award to AF Gruppen.
Belgium Defeats USA 4-1 to Secure World Cup Quarterfinal Spot
Belgium advanced to the World Cup quarterfinals after a 4-1 victory over the USA. De Ketelaere scored twice, with Vanaken and Lukaku adding goals. The match sets up a high-stakes clash with Spain.
Vera Wang Challenges Age Norms at Paris Haute Couture Week
Paris Haute Couture Week began with Schiaparelli's show and a standout appearance by Vera Wang. At 77, Wang defied expectations with a striking look. Her presence set a new tone for the season.
Javier Bardem Wears Spain Jersey at World Cup Match in Dallas
Javier Bardem appeared in the official Spain jersey at the World Cup round of 16 in Dallas. His support for the national team came after previous controversy. The actor was quickly shown on TV during the high-stakes match.
Arthur Fery Stuns Grigor Dimitrov to Reach Wimbledon Quarter-Finals
Arthur Fery, ranked 114th, defeats Grigor Dimitrov in a five-set Wimbledon classic. The British wildcard saves match points and advances to the quarter-finals. His victory draws praise and sets up a clash with Flavio Cobolli.
Dimitrov Moves Ahead in Tense Wimbledon Clash with Fery
Grigor Dimitrov has turned the tide against Arthur Fery in their Wimbledon fourth-round match. After dropping the first set, Dimitrov now leads two sets to one. The contest remains highly competitive on Centre Court.
Top Compact SUVs Under €50,000: Gasoline and Diesel Standouts
Compact SUVs with traditional engines remain a strong choice for drivers who value range, flexibility and everyday comfort. Here’s how the best gasoline and diesel models under €50,000 compare in real-world tests.
Barcelona Faces Metropolitan Governance Challenge Ahead of 2035 Plans
Barcelona's transformation as a global urban model is under scrutiny. The city’s fragmented governance and rising social demands highlight the urgent need for a metropolitan government. Key decisions loom for residents and policymakers.
How Almería’s Tomatoes Keep Europe Supplied All Winter
Almería’s tomato growers have mastered winter production, turning a sun-drenched corner of Spain into Europe’s main source of fresh tomatoes when the rest of the continent falls quiet. The secret lies in a rare mix of climate, saline water and careful cultivation.
Senate Deadlock Halts Spain-France Friendship Treaty
The Senate, led by the PP, has blocked the Spain-France friendship treaty. A new constitutional review suspends its approval. The move raises diplomatic tensions and leaves vital cooperation in limbo.
Ferrari 12Cilindri Manuale: A V12 Revival with a Twist
Ferrari has unveiled the 12Cilindri Manuale, a limited-run grand tourer that blends a 6.5-liter V12 engine with a unique by-wire manual-style gearbox. The model aims to recapture the analog driving feel of classic Ferraris, but with a thoroughly modern approach.
BYD Launches Denza Z9GT in Spain With 1,156 HP and Ultra-Fast Charging
The Denza Z9GT, BYD’s new luxury grand tourer, is now available in Spain. With up to 1,156 horsepower, a 1,500 kW charging rate, and a starting price above €100,000, it marks a major push by the Chinese brand into the European premium segment.
France Tops List of Most Valuable Teams at 2026 World Cup
France leads the 2026 World Cup in squad value, outpacing England and Spain. The latest Transfermarkt data highlights a sharp financial divide among top contenders. Brazil ranks sixth in the updated list.
Spanish Tennis Exits Wimbledon Quarterfinals for First Time Since 2021
Alejandro Davidovich fell to Felix Auger-Aliassime in a dramatic five-set match. For the first time in five years, no Spanish players reached the Wimbledon quarterfinals. The absence of Carlos Alcaraz was felt throughout the tournament.
Djokovic Breaks Wimbledon Record with 106th Victory on Grass
Novak Djokovic has set a new Wimbledon record with 106 wins on grass. He overtakes Roger Federer and secures his place among the tournament's legends. The Serbian now targets his 25th Grand Slam title.
Naomi Osaka eliminates Aryna Sabalenka to secure Wimbledon quarter-final spot
Naomi Osaka delivered a commanding win over Aryna Sabalenka at Wimbledon. The world number one suffered her earliest Grand Slam exit since 2022. Osaka advances to her first quarter-final at the tournament.
Djokovic Sets Wimbledon Record as Davidovich Battles Injury
Novak Djokovic surpasses Roger Federer with a historic 106th Wimbledon win. Alejandro Davidovich fights through ankle pain in a tense match. The women's draw sees high-stakes clashes as quarterfinal spots are decided.
Davidovich and Auger-Aliassime Battle for Wimbledon Quarterfinals
Alejandro Davidovich and Félix Auger-Aliassime meet in a high-stakes Wimbledon round of 16. Both arrive in top form, with Davidovich on a winning streak and Auger-Aliassime yet to drop a set.
Superyacht 'Faith' Navigates Dutch Canals in High-Stakes Precision Move
The launch of the 79.95-meter superyacht 'Faith' demanded a complex journey through the Netherlands' tight canals. Tugboats, halted bridges, and meticulous planning were required to deliver the vessel to open sea without a single scrape—a feat that drew attention for its technical mastery.
Georgia and Spain Set for Key FIBA World Cup Qualifier in Tbilisi
Spain faces Georgia in a crucial FIBA World Cup 2027 qualifier this Sunday. The match starts at 17:30 at Tbilisi Sports Palace. Teledeporte and RTVE Play will provide live coverage.
Tour de France 2026: Key Stage from Tarragona to Barcelona Tests Leaders
The Tour de France 2026 continues in Spain with a decisive stage from Tarragona to Barcelona. Riders face challenging climbs and a Montjuic finish. The outcome could reshape the general classification.
Mazda MX-5 NE: The Last Gasoline Miata Is Coming
Mazda is preparing to launch the fifth-generation MX-5, and it may be the final Miata powered by a gasoline engine. As electrification reshapes the industry, the beloved roadster faces its biggest transformation yet.
Veloce Aperion: The 280 HP, Eight-Cylinder Two-Stroke Motorcycle
Veloce Motorcycle has unveiled the Aperion, a limited-edition machine powered by an eight-cylinder X-configuration engine built from Aprilia RS125 parts. With 280 horsepower and a €90,000 price tag, it challenges the boundaries of modern motorcycle engineering.
Hydrogen Train Set to Transform Italy’s Oldest Narrow-Gauge Railways
A new hydrogen-powered train, designed by Stadler for ARST, will debut in Sardinia in 2028. Built for narrow-gauge tracks, it promises to cut over 2,100 tons of CO₂ annually and marks a major step in decarbonizing Italy’s regional railways.
Tour de France 2026 Opens with New Team Time Trial in Barcelona
The Tour de France 2026 begins in Barcelona with a 19.6 km team time trial. A new format changes how times are recorded and could impact the general classification. Top contenders face a decisive climb to Montjuic.
Spectator Killed at Rallysprint Carreño in Asturias After Car Leaves Track
A fatal accident at Rallysprint Carreño in Asturias left one spectator dead and sent both the driver and co-driver to hospital. The incident occurred when a competing car veered off the road during the event.
Drone Strike at Chernobyl Forces High-Risk Emergency Operation
A drone packed with explosives struck the New Safe Confinement at Chernobyl, damaging the protective structure built over reactor 4. Ukrainian rescue teams faced hazardous conditions to prevent a potential nuclear crisis. The incident highlights the growing risks to nuclear facilities in conflict zones.
Andrew Funk Warns of the Deadly Toll of Homelessness After Losing Everything
Andrew Funk lost his business, home, and daily contact with his son before founding Homeless Entrepreneur. Now, he speaks out about the physical and emotional dangers of homelessness, and why restoring dignity and autonomy is crucial for recovery.
Carlos Rodríguez Left Out of Tour de France by Neycompany Ineos
Neycompany Ineos has excluded Carlos Rodríguez from its Tour de France squad. The move, explained as a strategic balance, leaves the Spanish cyclist disappointed. Geraint Thomas insists Rodríguez remains key to the team's plans.
Sabalenka Survives Kessler Challenge to Advance at Wimbledon
Aryna Sabalenka overcame a 5-2 deficit and four set points to defeat McCartney Kessler in the Wimbledon second round. The world No. 1 now faces Jelena Ostapenko, who dominated her own match.
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