Rain Delays Rafael Jódar’s US Open Debut
Rafael Jódar’s first US Open match was postponed by rain in New York. The Spaniard, now seeded 12th, will play Yunchaokete Bu today. His rapid rise in the ATP rankings has drawn attention across Spain.
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Rafa Jódar Aims for First US Open Win Against Bu Yunchaokete
Rafa Jódar, ranked 13th at age 19, makes his US Open basic-draw debut against Bu Yunchaokete, a last-minute replacement. The match could be a basic moment for Spanish tennis.
Explosions and Fire Force Evacuation at Vera Sevilla Hotel Project
A fire and several explosions broke out at the Vera Sevilla hotel construction site in Los Remedios. More than sixty workers were evacuated, and one person was hospitalized for smoke inhalation. Authorities closed streets and launched a large-scale emergency response.
Over 260 Spanish Cities Rally for Ceuta Amid Political Rift
More than 260 Spanish municipalities are mobilizing for Ceuta Day, with major rallies planned in Madrid, Barcelona and other cities. Political divisions are sharpening as the PP and Vox back the movement, while Podemos and Izquierda Unida abstain.
Telecinco Moves 'Rueda la letra' to Avoid Direct Showdown With 'Pasapalabra'
Telecinco has scheduled 'Rueda la letra' for 19:00-20:00 to avoid a direct clash with 'Pasapalabra'. The move is meant to lift evening viewership and strengthen the channel’s position.
Basque Government Restores Semi-Freedom for Ex-ETA Leader ‘Anboto’
The Basque Government has again granted semi-freedom to María Soledad Iparragirre, known as ‘Anboto’. The move comes five months after a judge revoked the same measure. Victims’ groups call it systematic leniency.
Granada Hit by New Earthquakes as Damage and Claims Rise
A fresh series of earthquakes has shaken Granada, adding to the damage caused by August’s major tremors. More than 41,000 compensation claims have been filed, and repairs to homes and public buildings are ongoing.
Granada Jolted by Five Earthquakes in One Morning
Granada and its suburbs experienced five perceptible earthquakes in just five hours. The strongest, magnitude 2.3, struck La Zubia. Authorities reported more than 40 tremors in total, raising concerns about ongoing seismic activity.
Ceuta Protests Reveal Deepening Political Divide Over Migrant Crisis
Rallies for Ceuta took place in hundreds of Spanish cities after more than 70,000 migrants crossed the border. The demonstrations also targeted the government, accused of abandoning the city, as local leaders joined protests that reflect widening political divisions.
Range Rover Launches Its First Electric SUV After a Year’s Delay
Range Rover has launched its first fully electric SUV, offering up to 600 km of range and charging from 10% to 80% in 22 minutes. Orders are open in the UK, but pricing and delivery details for Spain are still unknown.
BepiColombo Faces Pivotal Maneuver Ahead of Mercury Arrival
After nearly a decade and nine planetary flybys, BepiColombo is preparing for a high-risk maneuver: separating its transfer module before the final approach to Mercury. The mission’s science work is not due to begin until 2027, but the next steps are impressive.
Judge Summons Begoña Gómez Over Alleged False Assault Report
A Madrid court has summoned Begoña Gómez, wife of Spain’s prime minister, to testify over accusations that she filed a false assault report. The case stems from a confrontation with activist Vito Quiles at a restaurant in Las Rozas. Both parties are due in court.
Haakon VIII Sworn In Without Queen Mette-Marit Amid Health Crisis
Haakon VIII has formally sworn allegiance to Norway’s Constitution in Oslo. Queen Mette-Marit was absent because of post-surgery complications. Security measures have intensified ahead of Harald V’s state funeral.
Ayuso’s Government Admits Pre-Purchase Visit to €6.3M Madrid Penthouse
Madrid’s regional government has acknowledged that Isabel Díaz Ayuso or someone from her team visited a luxury penthouse before its €6.3 million purchase. The move has triggered sharp political backlash and questions over the region’s property acquisitions.
IU Calls for Marlaska or Police Chief to Resign Over Ceuta Migration Report
A confidential police report linking Morocco to the surge of migrants in Ceuta has prompted calls for senior resignations. Government allies and the opposition are demanding answers, putting the Interior Ministry under intense scrutiny.
Range Rover Electric Arrives: Luxury and Off-Road Power, No Engine Required
Range Rover’s first electric SUV arrives with 550 hp and a 600 km range, promising luxury and off-road prowess without a combustion engine. Early tests suggest the vehicle challenges expectations and is drawing a new wave of buyers.
BYD’s Stella Li Claims Superiority Over Tesla: 'We Do Everything Better'
Stella Li, BYD’s executive vice president, says the Chinese automaker outpaces Tesla in technology and production, while also touting its reliability. Her bold claims come as BYD expands in Europe and pursues zero-accident autonomous driving.
Mitsubishi Montero 2027 Returns: Diesel Power, True 4x4, and Seven Seats
Mitsubishi is bringing back its legendary off-road nameplate with the Montero 2027, combining a diesel engine and genuine 4x4 capability with a luxurious seven-seat interior. Thailand will be the first market, with a global rollout planned.
Volkswagen Caddy 2027: 119 km Electric Range and a Digital Overhaul
Volkswagen’s Caddy 2027 gets a 12.9-inch touchscreen and Digital Cockpit Pro. Its plug-in hybrid offers up to 119 km of electric range, while the model keeps its functional shape and adds technology and efficiency.
Alexander Zverev Battles Through Five Sets in Rain-Delayed U.S. Open
Alexander Zverev needed nearly four hours to defeat Lorenzo Sonego in a tense five-set match. Rain delays left several first-round matches unfinished. Other top seeds advanced, while Belinda Bencic suffered an early exit.
Vice President of Bank of America Killed in Times Square Stabbing
Erin Piacenti, a 32-year-old Bank of America vice president, died after being stabbed in Times Square. Police shot the attacker. Authorities are treating the incident as an unprovoked assault.
Haakon VIII Sworn In as Norway’s New King Amid Public Support
Haakon VIII has officially become Norway’s king after a parliamentary ceremony in Oslo. Queen Mette-Marit was absent because of health issues, while public support for the monarchy has risen.
Police Shoot Woman After Knife Attack Leaves One Dead in Times Square
A woman with a history of mental health issues stabbed two people in Times Square. Police shot her after she threatened officers with kitchen knives. The attack left one victim dead and sent tourists fleeing in panic.
Police Shoot Woman After Fatal Stabbing in Times Square
A woman stabbed two people in Times Square before being shot by police. The attacker and one victim died. The area was closed to the public during the investigation.
Catalonia Awards Gold Medal to Ferran Adrià and Caterina Biscari
The Generalitat of Catalonia will honor chef Ferran Adrià and physicist Caterina Biscari with its highest distinction. The award recognizes their professional achievements and impact on the region. The ceremony is set for September.
AEMET Issues Yellow Alert for Severe Storms in Northern Castellón
AEMET has activated a yellow alert for storms in northern Castellón. Intense rain and hail are expected, with impressive lightning activity this afternoon. The warning runs from 14:00 to 22:00 and may affect travel and outdoor plans.
Airbus A350-1000ULR Sets Record With 24-Hour Test Flight
The Airbus A350-1000ULR has completed a 24-hour, 24-minute test flight from Melbourne to Toulouse, covering 12,460 nautical miles. Qantas aims to launch direct Sydney-London flights in October 2027, opening a new chapter for ultra-long-haul travel.
Alcaraz Returns to US Open With Confident First-Round Victory
Carlos Alcaraz returned to the US Open with a straight-sets win over Roman Safiullin. The Spaniard showed no signs of his previous wrist injury as leading rivals stumbled.
Personal Data Use and Consent Rules Updated on A3 Noticias Fin de Semana Noche
A3 Noticias Fin de Semana Noche has updated its rules for processing personal data. Users have more control over cookies and consent, while Atresmedia expands data sharing for personalized ads and content.
Spain Seeks to Keep Duque de Ahumada Patrol Ship in National Waters for 2027
Spain's Interior Minister has formally asked the European Commission to keep the Duque de Ahumada, the Guardia Civil's most advanced patrol ship, in Spanish waters throughout 2027. Equipped with a helipad and a deep-sea robot, the vessel supports border control and rescue operations as migration pressures persist.
Madrid Launches Stadler Trains to Boost Cercanías Capacity
Renfe has started operating new Stadler trains in Madrid. Each can carry nearly 2,000 passengers. The move aims to ease overcrowding during peak hours and modernize the Cercanías network.
Spain’s New V27 Signal Will Only Work in Modern Cars
The DGT’s V27 signal is set to change road safety in Spain, but only drivers with newer, connected vehicles will benefit immediately. Older cars will be left out until the fleet is renewed.
Spain and Neighbours Approve New Storm Names for 2026–2027 Season
Spain and five European countries have approved the official list of 21 names for major storms and danas in 2026-2027. The naming system aims to improve public alerts and cross-border coordination.
Pedro Sánchez Signals Readiness for 2027 Election Amid Opposition Criticism
Pedro Sánchez confirms his intention to serve the full term and hints at running in 2027. He argues there is no credible alternative from the opposition. The debate over early elections continues within the PSOE.
Tardozzi Highlights Márquez’s Strategic Win for Ducati at Aragón
Davide Tardozzi praised Marc Márquez’s calculated victory at MotorLand Aragón. The Ducati team manager also highlighted Pedro Acosta’s performance and the significance of these results for the team’s future.