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Marc Puigtió Steps Down as ERC Girona Candidate After Audio Leak

Marc Puigtió has withdrawn as ERC's Girona candidate after a leaked audio scandal. The party opened an internal investigation. The incident triggered resignations and raised concerns about political ethics.

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Severe Antarctic Cold Front to Batter Southern Australia This Weekend

A surge of Antarctic air will hit southern Australia, bringing damaging winds, heavy rain, hail, and snow. Authorities warn of severe weather across at least four states. Flooding and power outages are possible as the system moves east.

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Spain’s Driving Law Overhaul: What Every License Holder Must Know

A sweeping reform of Spain’s traffic code will take effect on October 1, 2026, introducing stricter rules for overtaking cyclists, new safety gear requirements for motorcyclists, and obligations for e-scooter riders. Even experienced drivers will need to update their knowledge to avoid costly fines.

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Fire Weather Watch Brings Heightened Risk to Kittitas Valley

Kittitas Valley faces a fire weather watch as strong winds and low humidity increase wildfire risk. Outdoor burning is discouraged. The alert remains in effect until Saturday night.

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Málaga Murder Case: Plastic-Wrapped Room and Dismembered Remains

A man in Málaga has admitted to killing and dismembering his friend in 2020. The suspect, inspired by TV series like Dexter, led police to several sites, but most remains are still missing. The investigation faced major delays.

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Revolut Founder Faces €17.5 Million Lawsuit Over €350 Million Superyacht

Nik Storonsky, CEO of Revolut, is being sued in London for €17.5 million by yacht broker Cecil Wright & Partners, who allege they enabled the purchase of a €350 million superyacht. Storonsky’s family office denies any obligation to pay.

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Copper Theft Halts Entire R3 Rodalies Line in Catalonia

A copper cable theft has forced a full suspension of the R3 Rodalies line. The disruption affects key routes between L’Hospitalet and Puigcerdà. Authorities are working to restore service amid ongoing infrastructure challenges.

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Spain’s New Traffic Rules: What Changes for Drivers This October

Spain will introduce sweeping changes to its traffic regulations on October 1. The new rules affect e-scooter users, cyclists, and all drivers, with stricter safety measures and updated technology requirements. Here’s what you need to know.

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Fuel Tank Explosion in Gran Canaria Leaves One Dead, Another Critically Injured

A fuel tank explosion at Salinetas industrial estate in Telde has resulted in one fatality and one person in critical condition. Emergency services, including police and firefighters, remain at the scene. Authorities are searching for a third individual.

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British Fugitive John Rocks Arrested in Madrid After Tattoo Identification

John Rocks, one of the UK’s most wanted fugitives, was detained in Madrid. Police identified him by his tattoos and height. The arrest followed a complex investigation across several Spanish regions.

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Nvidia CEO: Data Centre Boom Drives Soaring Demand for Skilled Trades

Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, says hundreds of thousands of skilled tradespeople will be needed to build the infrastructure for artificial intelligence. As Spain already faces shortages in these professions, the surge in data centre construction is set to intensify competition for qualified workers.

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Ducati Sale Drama: Italian Bid Sparks Clash with Volkswagen

Ducati’s future is at the center of a heated dispute after an Italian investment group claimed to have made a €2.5 billion offer, while Volkswagen firmly denies any sale talks. The standoff leaves the fate of the legendary brand uncertain.

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Mercedes-AMG GLS 63 4Matic+ Sets New Standard for Seven-Seat Luxury SUVs

The Mercedes-AMG GLS 63 4Matic+ arrives with 612 hp, a striking new look, and a fully reworked V8 engine. This seven-seater blends high performance with luxury, but its exclusivity comes at a price.

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ERC Opens Disciplinary Case Against Girona Candidate After Leaked Audio

Esquerra Republicana has launched a disciplinary process against Marc Puigtió, its Girona mayoral candidate, after leaked audio revealed harsh criticism of party colleagues. The incident has triggered a formal investigation and public apology.

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Catalonia Deploys Mobile Unit to Restore Phone Coverage in Emergencies

Catalonia has introduced a mobile unit to quickly restore mobile coverage in disaster-hit areas. The vehicle, equipped for 4G and 5G, aims to keep essential services running during outages. The measure follows the April 2025 blackout.

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Minute of Silence Marks Milan-Inter Derby in Perth

Milan and Inter meet in Perth for a summer friendly, with a minute of silence for Franco Baresi. The match airs live on Dazn and Sky Sport Uno. Several key players are absent due to injuries and post-World Cup breaks.

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Trump Announces New Talks with Iran as Tehran Denies Any Negotiations

Donald Trump claims peace talks with Iran will resume, but Tehran insists it only negotiates with Oman on the Strait of Ormuz. The standoff raises concerns over energy security and regional stability.

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Sira Rego Steps Aside: Will Not Run in 2027 General Elections

Sira Rego, Minister of Youth and Children, confirms she will not be on the left-wing coalition lists for Spain’s 2027 general elections. She urges parties to choose a candidate who unites the bloc. The decision marks a shift in the coalition’s leadership.

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Flamenco Guitar Legend Pepe Habichuela Dies at 82 in Madrid

Pepe Habichuela, a key figure in flamenco guitar, has died in Madrid at 82. His career spanned over five decades and shaped the evolution of Spanish music. The news marks the end of an era for flamenco.

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Magnetic Powder Revolutionizes Removal of Microplastics from Water

A team at RMIT University has created a reusable magnetic powder that removes over 95% of microplastics, nanoplastics, heavy metals, and pharmaceutical residues from water. The technology works in both fresh and saltwater, offering a scalable solution for water treatment plants.

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Messi Donates €80,000 for Sierra Oeste Recovery After Madrid Wildfire

Lionel Messi has contributed €80,000 to help rebuild Sierra Oeste after a major wildfire. Madrid's regional government confirmed the donation. Over 27,000 hectares and hundreds of homes were affected.

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Freelander 8 Launches in China Without Land Rover Badge

The Freelander 8, the first model from the new Freelander brand, is rolling off the production line in China. Developed by Chery and Jaguar Land Rover, this large SUV marks a new chapter for the historic name, now with electrified technology.

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Tesla Hits 10 Million Electric Cars, Doubling Down on Global Ambitions

Tesla has become the first automaker to produce 10 million battery-electric vehicles worldwide. The company’s rapid growth since 2020 signals a new era for the industry, but the next stage will test its ability to adapt and expand.

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Jaume Giró Leaves Junts per Catalunya After Prolonged Rift

Jaume Giró, former Economy Minister of Catalonia, has resigned from Junts per Catalunya. His exit follows months of disagreements with party leadership over strategy and alliances. The move highlights ongoing tensions within the party.

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Google Pixel 11 Series: Full Specs and Prices for US and Europe

Google has unveiled the complete Pixel 11 lineup, including the Pro Fold. Prices in Europe start at €999 and reach €1,999. The series brings updated displays, cameras, and charging speeds.

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Rafa Jódar Challenges Taylor Fritz in Washington ATP 500 Final

The ATP 500 final in Washington brings Rafa Jódar face-to-face with Taylor Fritz. The Spanish player, just 19, seeks his biggest title yet. Weather delays and strong serves set the stage for a tense battle.

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Alexandra Eala Claims Historic WTA Title in Washington After Dramatic Turnaround

Alexandra Eala became the first Filipino to win a WTA Tour title. She defeated Jessica Pegula in Washington after a rain-interrupted final. Eala's victory marks a milestone for Philippine tennis.

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Mubadala DC Open Final Halted by Storms, Play to Resume Monday

The Mubadala DC Open final was interrupted by heavy rain in Washington. Jessica Pegula leads Alexandra Eala as play is set to continue Monday. The match was postponed after repeated weather delays.

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Pablo Vázquez, Key Adviser to Feijóo and Head of Reformismo 21, Dies at 60

Pablo Vázquez Vega, economist and close adviser to Alberto Núñez Feijóo, has died at 60. He led Reformismo 21, the main think tank linked to the Partido Popular. His passing leaves a gap in the party’s strategic direction.

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Confession in Alhaurín de la Torre: Man Admits to Killing and Dismemberment

A man has confessed to killing and dismembering Francisco José Agüera, missing since 2020. The remains were found in Alhaurín de la Torre. The suspect is now in custody, facing homicide charges.

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New Flexible Retirement Law Offers Bonuses for Returning to Work

A major change to Spain’s retirement rules will allow pensioners to return to part-time work with significant financial incentives. The new law, effective August 28, 2026, introduces bonuses of up to 25% for those who meet specific conditions.

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123-Metre Superyacht Al Lusail Returns to Tarragona After €35 Million Overhaul

The Al Lusail, owned by the Emir of Qatar, has docked in Port Tarraco after a seven-month refit in Germany. The extensive renovation, estimated at €35 million, marks the yacht’s return to the Mediterranean ahead of the summer season.

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Madrid Faces Yellow Alert as Temperatures Hit 36°C

AEMET has activated a yellow alert for high temperatures in Madrid. The city expects clear skies and highs of 36°C. Minimums remain above 23°C, with light southwest winds forecast.

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Toyota Races Ahead in Solid-State Battery Breakthrough

Toyota is set to launch its first electric car with solid-state batteries by 2028, aiming to outpace Chinese rivals. This technology promises faster charging, longer range, and greater safety for the future of electric vehicles.

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Heatwave and Severe Storms Trigger Alerts Across 60 French Departments

France issues orange and yellow alerts for heat and storms in 60 departments. Temperatures reach up to 40°C, with Paris under warning. Violent storms and hail expected from August 2 to 4.

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