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Rafa Jódar Exits Wimbledon After Four-Set Loss to Mochizuki
Rafa Jódar, 19, was eliminated from Wimbledon after losing to Shintaro Mochizuki. The Spaniard struggled for consistency and could not overcome the Japanese player. This marks Jódar's earliest Grand Slam exit against a lower-ranked opponent.
World’s Largest Cruise Ship Docks in Málaga, Unveiling a Floating City
The ‘Legend of the Seas’, Royal Caribbean’s newest flagship, made its first stop in Málaga, offering a glimpse of its vast floating city to tourism professionals and international media. The 365-meter vessel is set to begin commercial cruises from Civitavecchia, reinforcing Málaga’s role as a key Mediterranean port.
Rafa Jódar Dominates Early in Wimbledon Third Round Clash
Rafa Jódar, just 19, started strong against Shintaro Mochizuki in Wimbledon’s third round. The Madrid player aims to become the youngest Spaniard in the last 16 since 2022. His performance on historic Court 18 draws attention.
McMurtry Spéirling Pure: The Fastest Production Car Ever Built
The McMurtry Spéirling Pure is now a reality, offering 1,000 horsepower, 3g cornering forces, and a revolutionary fan-based downforce system. Hand-built in the UK, this electric single-seater sets a new benchmark for track cars.
MG S6 Targets Tesla Model Y With Space, Range and Practicality
The MG S6 arrives as a direct rival to the Tesla Model Y, offering up to 530 km WLTP range, a 77 kWh battery, and a cavernous 674-litre boot. With a focus on practicality and value, MG aims to win over families seeking a sensible electric SUV.
Japan’s Maglev Train Could Shrink Madrid–Barcelona to 75 Minutes
Japan’s Maglev train has set a new speed record, sparking debate about the future of high-speed rail in Europe. If applied in Spain, this technology could cut the Madrid–Barcelona journey to just over an hour, but major obstacles remain.
Joan Mir Joins Ducati Gresini for 2027 in All-Spanish Lineup
Ducati Gresini has confirmed Joan Mir for the 2027 MotoGP season. He will team up with Dani Holgado, creating a fully Spanish lineup. The move marks a major shift for the Italian squad.
Santander Chief Warns EU Overregulation Is Hurting Spanish Competitiveness
Santander president Ana Botín criticizes excessive EU regulation at the ICEX forum in Madrid. She calls for smarter rules to boost European business competitiveness. Economy Minister Carlos Cuerpo acknowledges the challenge.
Johan Manzambi Drives Switzerland Past Algeria in World Cup Knockout
Johan Manzambi delivered a standout performance for Switzerland, recording three goals and two assists in four World Cup matches. His crucial assist against Algeria secured Switzerland's place in the round of 16. The European side now awaits its next opponent.
Oleksandr Azizov Jailed in Madrid for Murder of Ukrainian Lawyer
Oleksandr Azizov, accused of killing Ukrainian lawyer Andrei Portnov in Madrid, has been extradited from Germany and placed in Soto del Real prison. The case points to a contract killing linked to business disputes.
Protected ETA Witness Exposes Leadership's Control Over Exiles
A former ETA member, now a protected witness, has revealed details about the group's leadership and its control over exiled militants. His testimony is central to a new investigation into ETA fugitives in Venezuela.
Switzerland Takes 2-0 Lead Over Algeria in World Cup Knockout
Switzerland leads Algeria 2-0 at BC Place in Vancouver after goals from Breel Embolo and Dan Ndoye. The match, part of the 2026 World Cup round of 32, highlights key defensive lapses and tactical shifts.
Bank Robber Hiding in Arahal Arrested After 21 Years on the Run
A man wanted by Europol for 26 years was arrested in Arahal, Seville. He had lived under a false identity, working as a delivery driver and farmhand. The arrest ended one of France’s longest manhunts.
Switzerland Faces Algeria in High-Stakes World Cup Knockout
Switzerland and Algeria meet in Vancouver for a crucial World Cup clash. Both teams aim to break years of disappointment and reach the round of 16. Rising star Johan Manzambi draws attention as Switzerland looks to advance.
Oyarzabal's Double Sends Spain to Knockout Stage After Austria Test
Spain advanced to the round of 16 after a tense match against Austria. Oyarzabal scored twice, both times assisted by Cucurella. The team overcame attacking doubts following the hydration break.
Spain Faces Austria in World Cup Knockout: Free TV and Streaming Details
Spain meets Austria in the World Cup round of 16 after a tense group finish. The match airs free on La 1 and RTVE Play at 21:00. Injuries and last-minute drama shape the encounter.
Spain Targets Perfect Record in FIBA World Cup 2027 Qualifiers
Spain aims to finish the first qualifying phase unbeaten. The team faces Denmark in Madrid, seeking a 6-0 record to secure a strong position for the next round. The outcome will shape Spain’s path to the 2027 World Cup.
Delta Airbus A330 Makes Emergency Landing at El Prat After Bird Strike
A Delta Air Lines Airbus A330 bound for Seattle was forced to return to Barcelona-El Prat after colliding with a bird. Emergency services met the aircraft on landing. Air traffic was temporarily adjusted to ensure a safe approach.
French Court Clears Josu Ternera, Paving Way for Swift Extradition to Spain
A Paris court has acquitted Josu Ternera of ETA membership charges from 2002–2005. This decision ends his legal battles in France and allows Spain to act on extradition orders. The case now shifts to Spanish jurisdiction.
Supreme Court Opens Sixth Case Against Alvise Over Protest Incitement
Spain’s Supreme Court has launched a sixth investigation into Luis Pérez, known as Alvise, for allegedly urging road blockades during agricultural protests. The case highlights growing scrutiny of his online activity and political influence.
González Laya Calls for Public Debate on Spain's Military Spending Hike
Spain's defence budget has nearly tripled in three years. Arancha González Laya urges open debate on this shift. She warns of growing external threats and the need for European unity.
Caminha Medieval 2026: Portugal’s Historic Fair Returns with Fire and Spectacle
From July 22 to 26, Caminha’s historic center transforms into a vibrant medieval fair. Visitors can expect bustling markets, live crafts, immersive performances and dramatic fire shows, all inspired by the town’s centuries-old trading heritage.
Switzerland’s Hidden Underground Network Is Transforming European Transport
Beneath the Swiss Alps lies a 2,000-kilometer labyrinth of tunnels, reshaping how goods and people move across Europe. Switzerland’s ambitious underground infrastructure aims to protect its mountains by moving freight off highways and onto trains.
Sabalenka Dominates Wimbledon Opener as British Players Exit Early
Aryna Sabalenka secured a swift victory at Wimbledon, moving to the second round. British players faced early exits, including Cameron Norrie. The day featured intense matches and notable upsets.
Sinner Fights Back After Early Setback in Wimbledon Opener
Jannik Sinner, defending Wimbledon champion, faced a tough start against Miomir Kecmanovic. After dropping the first set, Sinner saved a critical break point in the second. The match highlights the unpredictability of early Grand Slam rounds.
Sinner Opens Wimbledon 2026 as Three Italians Headline Day One
Wimbledon 2026 launches in London with Jannik Sinner leading the action on Center Court. Two more Italians, Luciano Darderi and Elisabetta Cocciaretto, also debut. Key matches and broadcast details revealed.
Rare Monaco €2 Coin from 2018 Now Sells for Up to €1,000
A €2 coin minted in Monaco in 2018 for François Joseph Bosio's 250th anniversary now fetches up to €1,000. Only 16,000 pieces were produced, making it a sought-after collector's item.
Rafa Jódar Claims First Wimbledon Set in Debut Against Felix Gill
Rafa Jódar, 19, made his professional grass court debut at Wimbledon against local player Felix Gill. The Spaniard secured the first set with a single break, showing strong service games. The match drew attention for its high pace and decisive moments.
Rafa Jódar Faces Felix Gill in Wimbledon Debut After Injury Setback
Rafa Jódar enters Wimbledon’s first round after missing key grass events due to injury. The Spaniard meets British wildcard Felix Gill, raising questions about adaptation and form. Both players have limited experience on this surface.
Brexit Leaves UK Facing Political Instability and Diminished Global Role
Ten years after Brexit, the UK faces ongoing political turmoil and a weakened international position. The promise of renewed sovereignty has led to instability and a fractured party system.
Amateur Motorcyclist Dies in Fatal Crash at Alcarràs Circuit
A British rider living in Alicante died after a crash at the Alcarràs circuit. The incident occurred during the Copa JMR amateur race. Authorities are investigating the circumstances and response.
UNESCO Warns: Mediterranean Faces Certain Risk of Destructive Tsunamis
UNESCO has issued a stark warning: a tsunami of at least one meter is virtually guaranteed to hit the Mediterranean within the next 30 to 50 years. Spain is among the countries advised to maintain robust coastal warning and prevention systems.
Police Arrest Calabrian Mafia Boss Domenico Paviglianiti in Soria
Domenico Paviglianiti, a leading figure in the Calabrian mafia, was arrested in Soria. Spanish police acted after months of investigation. The operation followed close cooperation with Italian authorities.
Spain Targets U-19 European Title Amid High Hopes for New Generation
Spain’s U-19 team enters the European Championship aiming to reclaim the continental crown. The squad faces a challenging group and the added pressure of World Cup qualification. Early results could prove decisive.
Alonso Left Alone at the Back After Series of Retirements
Fernando Alonso was the only driver left at the rear after multiple retirements. He used the situation to gather technical data for Aston Martin. The team now focuses on preparations for the upcoming Silverstone race.
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