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Spanish King highlights economic ties: How Spanish businesses are breaking into China

Felipe VI Concludes China Visit by Supporting Spanish Companies in the Local Market. Felipe VI wrapped up his trip to China by highlighting the significance of Spanish businesses in the country. He emphasized the need for stable investment conditions and stronger business ties. The visit included meetings with business leaders and representatives of educational institutions.

Rojales and Ciudad Quesada: Why Foreigners Choose This Corner of Alicante

Moving to Rojales: Where to Live, Costs, and What You Need to Know. Rojales, located in the Alicante province, attracts an international community. The town combines tranquility, developed infrastructure, and proximity to the sea. Local neighborhoods offer affordable and diverse housing options. The climate and prices make the town an appealing place to live.

Why Queen Letizia Refused to Wear White Before Pope Leo XIV

Queen Letizia in Rome Gives Speech and Meets with Pope Leo XIV. The Queen of Spain visited Rome and took part in an international event. Her meeting with the Pontiff drew public attention. The Queen’s appearance sparked lively discussion.

Arona in Southern Tenerife: Why Foreigners and Spaniards Are Moving Here

Where to Live in Arona, Tenerife, and How Much It Costs in 2025. Arona, located in the south of Tenerife, attracts residents with its mild climate and well-developed infrastructure. The municipality offers diverse neighborhoods and a wide range of services. This article examines the specifics of living in Arona and the cost of life in the area.

Valencia reshapes Spain's tourism landscape – Italians overtake Britons at the top

In Valencia, Italians Surpass Britons in Tourist Numbers for the First Time. In 2025, Valencia is witnessing a significant shift in its foreign tourism structure. For the first time, Italian travelers have become the largest group among international visitors to the city. This dynamic change alters the usual balance and influences the atmosphere of the metropolis.

What happened in the Spanish capital and why thousands were stranded in the metro – An unexpected transport collapse in Madrid surprises even locals

Mass Event and Repairs Paralyse Madrid Metro for a Week. Madrid's transport system was pushed to the limit by large-scale maintenance work and an international exhibition. Thousands of residents and visitors faced difficulties getting around the city. The causes of the transport chaos turned out to be unexpected. Details in our report.