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Rodrigo De Paul Responds to World Cup Final Criticism with Strong Statement
Rodrigo De Paul broke his silence after Argentina’s World Cup final loss. In a direct Instagram message, he confronted conspiracy theories and global criticism. His words highlight the tension surrounding the team’s performance.
Paco Ron, Key Figure in Modern Asturian Cuisine, Dies
Paco Ron, a leading innovator of Asturian cuisine, has died. His work transformed the region’s culinary scene. Ron’s legacy includes a Michelin star and the founding of NUCA.
Santander Court Moves to Prosecute Two for 2025 PSOE Headquarters Attack
A Santander judge has proposed criminal charges against two young men for an explosive attack on the PSOE headquarters during a public event in 2025. The case highlights rising political tensions and the risk of violence at party gatherings.
Luis de la Fuente’s Salary Rises After Spain’s World Cup Triumph
Luis de la Fuente, now the most decorated coach in Spain’s history, earns €2 million annually. His new contract follows Spain’s World Cup victory and places him among the highest-paid national team managers.
Near-Miss Between Iberia and Air Europa Jets Over Canary Islands
Two commercial jets narrowly avoided a collision over the Canary Islands. Automated TCAS systems triggered emergency maneuvers. The incident raises new questions about air safety in oceanic sectors.
SEPE Clarifies: Special Social Security Agreements Don’t Unlock Over-52s Subsidy
Many nearing retirement hope that paying into a special Social Security agreement will help them qualify for Spain’s over-52s unemployment subsidy. SEPE now confirms this route alone is not enough, and explains what actually counts when applying for the benefit.
Andy Burnham Announces Plan to End Rough Sleeping Across the UK
Andy Burnham, the UK’s new prime minister, has set out a 10-year strategy to tackle rough sleeping and overhaul the economy. His first speech focused on urgent action for housing, youth employment, and the cost of living.
Ebro S900 vs Mazda CX-80: The Seven-Seat Hybrid SUV Showdown
The Ebro S900 and Mazda CX-80 both offer seven seats and hybrid power, but their strengths diverge. One leads in electric range and value, the other in comfort and finish. Here’s how they compare for Spanish buyers.
The Little-Known CAE Discount That Cuts the Cost of a New Electric Car
Spanish buyers of new electric cars can now combine the upcoming Plan Auto+ with the CAE certificate, unlocking up to €1,000 extra savings. This little-known scheme rewards those who trade in older combustion vehicles for cleaner models.
Moonshot AI Halts Kimi K3 Subscriptions Amid Surge and IPO Plans
Moonshot AI has suspended new Kimi K3 subscriptions after demand outpaced capacity. The move comes as the company seeks new funding and prepares for a Hong Kong IPO. Existing users remain unaffected, but future access is uncertain.
Catalan Government Begins Work on 2027 Budget Amid Economic Optimism
Catalonia’s Department of Economy and Finance has started preparing the 2027 budget. The move comes as the region posts strong growth but faces global uncertainty. Fiscal targets and spending rules are already outlined for the coming years.
Pedro Sánchez Faces Political Turmoil as Family Legal Troubles Deepen
Pedro Sánchez is under pressure after his brother’s conviction and confirmation that his wife will stand trial. The developments have triggered unease within Moncloa. The situation marks a critical moment for the Spanish government.
Australia's Foreign Minister Heads to ASEAN Talks Amid Regional Tensions
Australia's top diplomat Penny Wong will join ASEAN meetings in Manila. The agenda includes the Myanmar crisis and regional competition. The visit marks 80 years of Australia-Philippines ties.
Controversy Erupts After Argentina Turns Back on Spain at World Cup Final
The 2026 World Cup final ended with a tense scene. Argentina’s squad turned away from Spain during the medal ceremony. The gesture drew swift international backlash and overshadowed Spain’s victory.
Children of Brad Pitt and Others Move to Drop Father's Surname
Several of Brad Pitt's children and others in the US are formally removing their father's surname. The process reflects personal and emotional reasons, often tied to family separation and identity. Legal and practical hurdles remain significant.
Vingegaard Forced Out of Tour de France After Crash in Stage 15
Jonas Vingegaard, two-time Tour de France champion, withdrew after a crash in Stage 15. The incident leaves the general classification wide open. Key rivals now compete for podium spots.
Major Disruption Hits Instagram and Facebook Worldwide
Instagram and Facebook users worldwide faced widespread outages on Sunday morning. Access to both apps and websites was disrupted. Reports of incidents surged, with thousands unable to load or view content.
Spain and Argentina Face Off in World Cup Final with Possession Battle Key
Spain and Argentina meet in the World Cup final with both teams relying on high possession. The outcome may hinge on midfield duels, tactical choices, and the referee’s approach. The match promises a tense contest shaped by contrasting styles.
Scientists Extract 228-Meter Sediment Core in Antarctica Revealing 23 Million Years of Climate Shifts
A 29-member international team has drilled over 500 meters into West Antarctica, retrieving a unique sediment core. The find offers a rare geological record spanning 23 million years and could reshape climate predictions.
Royal Household Releases Video Highlighting Princess Leonor’s Military Training
The Royal Household has published a video showing Princess Leonor’s military training. The footage includes rare scenes from her time in the Army, Navy, and Air and Space Force. The video underlines her commitment to the values of the Spanish Armed Forces.
Major outage disrupts Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp worldwide
A large-scale technical failure hit Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp. Users in New Zealand, Australia and beyond faced login errors and unavailable accounts. Meta says the issue should be resolved soon.
Major Disruption Hits Facebook, Messenger and Instagram Worldwide
Thousands faced problems accessing Facebook, Messenger and Instagram on Sunday morning. Desktop versions were hit hardest, with error messages blocking logins. Mobile apps remained partly functional for some users.
Omoda 9 and Jaecoo 7: Chinese Plug-In Hybrids Challenge Europe
Omoda and Jaecoo, two Chinese brands, have landed in Europe with plug-in hybrid SUVs packed with features and aggressive pricing. We compare the Omoda 9 and Jaecoo 7 to see if they can unsettle established European rivals.
Mestalla Demolition Sparks Debate Over Valencia's Urban Identity
Plans to demolish Mestalla stadium have ignited debate in Valencia. Residents and observers warn that losing such landmarks erodes the city's collective memory. The controversy highlights deeper issues in urban development.
England Crushes France 4-0 in World Cup Third-Place Match
England dominated France 4-0 by halftime in Miami's third-place World Cup match. Goals from Rice, Konsa, and Saka left the French side struggling. Deschamps' tenure as France coach concludes with this defeat.
France and England Face Off for World Cup Third Place in Miami
France and England meet in Miami for the 2026 World Cup third-place match. Both teams arrive after semifinal defeats. Didier Deschamps leads France, while Thomas Tuchel manages England.
Deschamps Makes Seven Changes for France's World Cup Third-Place Clash
Didier Deschamps has reshuffled France's starting eleven for the World Cup third-place match against England. Seven new faces join the lineup, with Kylian Mbappé, Rayan Cherki, and Warren Zaïre-Emery among the starters. The match marks Deschamps' final game in charge.
Zarzuela Releases Rare Video of Princess Leonor’s Military Training
The Royal Household has published a new video highlighting Princess Leonor’s three-year military education. The footage includes rare scenes from her training in Zaragoza, Marín, and San Javier. The release marks the end of her time at the academies.
Carlos Alsina Steps Down from Early Slot on Más de Uno After 11 Years
Carlos Alsina ends his 11-year run as the early morning voice of Más de Uno. He hands over the 6 AM slot to Rafa Latorre but remains with the program. Alsina now focuses on creative radio projects and midday broadcasting.
London Faces Longest Dry Spell in Eight Years as Rain Delays
London is on track for its longest rainless period since 2018. Forecasts show no rain until late next week. The city is experiencing high temperatures and increased wildfire risk.
Setting Air Conditioning to 19°C Risks Damage and Higher Costs
Many in Spain set air conditioning units to 19°C hoping for faster cooling. This practice strains equipment, increases energy bills, and rarely achieves the desired effect. Experts now urge a shift to safer, more efficient temperature settings.
China Unveils Kimi K3: Open-Source AI Model with 2.8 Trillion Parameters
Moonshot, backed by Alibaba and Tencent, has introduced Kimi K3, a 2.8-trillion-parameter AI model. The open-source release is set for 27 July. The move signals a shift in global AI competition and regulatory dynamics.
Thick Smoke from La Mierla Wildfire Disrupts Life in Corredor del Henares
A dense cloud of smoke from the La Mierla wildfire has blanketed key towns in the Corredor del Henares. Residents face poor air quality and reduced visibility. Authorities urge people to stay indoors and keep windows closed.
Anthony Joshua Rethinks Strategy After Ilia Topuria's Unexpected Defeat
Anthony Joshua has adjusted his mindset after witnessing Ilia Topuria's defeat. The British boxer now stresses the seriousness of combat sports and the risks of losing focus. His next fight against Kristian Prenga gains new significance.
Eight Spanish Regions Face Extreme Wildfire Risk Amid Ongoing Blazes
Eight autonomous communities in Spain are now at the highest wildfire risk. Fires in Zaragoza and Guadalajara have forced evacuations and destroyed thousands of hectares. Authorities stabilize the Árchez blaze in Málaga.
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