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Nick Kyrgios Suspended from Tennis After Positive Drug Test
Nick Kyrgios has been provisionally suspended after a positive cocaine test during the Mallorca Open. The International Tennis Integrity Agency confirmed the ban. Kyrgios admitted fault and will not compete pending a tribunal decision.
Delfín Amaya, Icon of Catalan Rumba, Dies at 74 in Barcelona
Delfín Amaya, co-founder of Los Amaya and a key figure in Catalan rumba, has died in Barcelona at 74. His music shaped a generation and left a lasting mark on Spain's cultural scene.
Six Earthquakes Overnight in Granada Force Inspections and Evacuations
Granada and its metropolitan area experienced six earthquakes overnight. Five were felt by residents, prompting building inspections and evacuations. Health services resumed after safety checks.
Trump Threatens Oman Over Strait of Hormuz Deal with Iran
Tensions rise as Oman pursues a new agreement with Iran on the Strait of Hormuz. The US, led by Trump, threatens military action if Muscat disrupts its strategy. Gulf states watch closely as economic stakes grow.
A Spanish Flag on Your Balcony Could Cost You €3,000 in Catalonia
Mounting a Spanish flag on your balcony is not illegal, but altering the building’s facade to do so can lead to fines of up to €3,000 in Catalonia. The risk comes from how the flag is installed, not the flag itself. Here’s what every homeowner should know before celebrating.
Gonzalo Bernardos: Early Retirement at 55 Is Not an Option for Most
Economist Gonzalo Bernardos has warned that retiring at 55, 56 or 57 is nearly impossible under Spain’s current pension laws. Only a handful of exceptional cases qualify, while most workers must wait until at least 65 or face significant reductions.
Juan Tamariz, Legendary Spanish Magician, Dies at 83 in Madrid
Juan Tamariz, a pioneer of Spanish magic and television, has died in Madrid at 83. His impact shaped generations of illusionists. His daughter confirmed the news. The magician's legacy remains unmatched.
Firefighter Dies Battling Blaze in Calatorao, Zaragoza Province
A firefighter from the Zaragoza Provincial Council lost his life while tackling a fire in Calatorao. The incident prompted immediate response from local authorities. The tragedy highlights the risks faced by emergency teams in Aragón.
Marta Ortega Shares the Lesson from Amancio Ortega That Guides Inditex
Marta Ortega, chair of Inditex since 2022, draws on her father Amancio Ortega’s advice to keep the company grounded and ambitious. Her approach blends humility, constant work, and readiness for change, as revealed in a recent interview and the 2025 annual report.
WHO: Ebola Outbreak in Congo Could Be Contained Within Three Months
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has reached six provinces. WHO believes containment is possible within three months if resources are mobilized. The situation is now the country's deadliest recorded outbreak.
Granada Hit by New 4.7 Magnitude Earthquake Centered in Gójar
A 4.7 magnitude earthquake struck Gójar, Granada, days after a previous tremor. Authorities report multiple aftershocks and maintain pre-emergency status. The region faces ongoing seismic instability.
Toyota Hilux Emerges Unscathed from Colombia Earthquake Rubble
A Toyota Hilux was pulled out nearly untouched from the ruins of a collapsed building after Colombia’s recent 7.4-magnitude earthquake. The vehicle’s survival highlights its reputation for durability amid widespread destruction.
Ebola Outbreak in Congo Becomes Deadliest With 2,325 Deaths
The Democratic Republic of Congo is experiencing its deadliest Ebola outbreak. Official figures show 2,325 deaths and nearly 5,000 confirmed cases. The Bundibugyo strain is driving a rapid escalation.
Granada Shaken by 4.6 Magnitude Earthquake with Epicenter in Alhendín
A 4.6 magnitude earthquake struck Alhendín in Granada province. No injuries or property damage have been reported. The event follows a stronger tremor in the same area just days earlier.
Seismic Risk in Granada: Experts Warn of Potential for Another Magnitude 5 Quake
Granada remains at risk for another magnitude 5 earthquake, according to geophysics experts. The timing is unpredictable, but aftershocks are decreasing in strength. Authorities monitor the situation as seismic activity continues.
Magnetic Microrobots Remove Up to 94% of Microplastics from Water
A team in Ostrava has developed magnetic microrobots that capture microplastics from water and soil with unprecedented efficiency. Early lab tests show up to 94% removal in water and 81% in moist soil, but real-world challenges remain.
China’s Massive Reforestation Uncovers New Threat to Birds and Pollinators
China’s record-breaking reforestation has transformed vast landscapes, but new research reveals that monoculture plantations near natural forests are fragmenting habitats and putting bird and pollinator populations at risk. The findings challenge assumptions about the benefits of large-scale tree planting.
Jordanian Royal Family Welcomes Princess Iman's Twin Daughters
Princess Iman of Jordan and Jameel Alexander Thermiotis have become parents to twin girls, Talia and Rania. The royal family gathered for a private introduction, with Queen Rania sharing the moment.
Disney's Production in Alicante Brings €40 Million Boost to Valencia
Disney's live-action 'Enredados' is driving a surge in economic activity in the Valencian Community. The Generalitat estimates a direct impact of over €40 million. Alicante's Ciudad de la Luz is at the center of this international production.
Bejís Faces Major Disruptions After Torrential Storm Hits Castellón
A violent storm brought 186 litres of rain per square metre to Bejís. Flooded homes, damaged bridges, and blocked roads have left the town struggling to restore normal life. Local authorities are assessing the full extent of the destruction.
US Maintains Economic Pressure on Cuba, Rules Out Quick Regime Change
The US is intensifying economic sanctions on Cuba, aiming for gradual change by 2029. Officials reject immediate intervention, leaving Cubans facing worsening shortages and uncertainty.
Trump Orders Major Cut to US-South Korea Military Drills
Donald Trump has directed a sharp reduction in joint US-South Korea military exercises. The move follows Seoul's refusal to support US efforts on Iran. North Korea's recent missile launch adds to the regional tension.
Spain Claims Bronze in 4x100m Mixed Relay at European Championships
Spain secured bronze in the 4x100m mixed relay at the European Athletics Championships in Birmingham. The team set a new national record and closed the event with eight medals. The result highlights Spain's growing strength in relay events.
Spain Claims Historic Bronze in 4x100 Mixed Relay at European Debut
Spain’s 4x100 mixed relay team secured bronze at the European Championships. The squad set a new national record in their first appearance. Britain and Germany finished ahead, with Spain holding off Switzerland.
Aena Rejects Second Madrid Airport, Focuses on Barajas Expansion
Aena has ruled out converting Casarrubios del Monte into Madrid’s second commercial airport, citing airspace and operational issues. Instead, the airport operator will invest over €4 billion to expand Barajas, aiming for a capacity of 90 million passengers a year.
Granada Hit by Series of Nighttime Earthquakes, Inspections Intensify
Granada’s metropolitan area experienced more than 20 earthquakes overnight. The strongest, magnitude 3.1, struck Armilla. Emergency services increased building inspections, but no major structural damage was found.
Spanish Athletes Target More Medals at Birmingham Championships
Spain enters a decisive day at the Birmingham athletics championships. Multiple finals and medal opportunities are at stake. The marathon and relay teams headline a packed schedule for Spanish athletes.
13 Tonnes of 'Laughing Gas' Seized in Major Tenerife Operation
Guardia Civil dismantled a family-run group importing nitrous oxide to Tenerife. Six suspects were arrested and large quantities of drugs, cash, and weapons seized. The investigation remains open.
Senate Escalates Institutional Clash Over Ceuta Crisis Hearings
The Senate, led by the PP, intensifies its confrontation with the government over ministerial appearances linked to the Ceuta crisis. The dispute highlights deep institutional tensions and questions the Senate's role in Spanish politics.
Orange Weather Alerts Issued for Heavy Rain and Storms Across Spain
Fifteen autonomous communities are under weather warnings for rain and storms. Five regions move to orange alert. Temperatures drop sharply in the north, while heat and fog persist in some areas.
Nighttime Earthquake in Granada Triggers Emergency and Causes Damage
A 4.8-magnitude earthquake struck Granada overnight, damaging buildings and prompting emergency measures. Over 80 emergency calls were reported. Authorities urge caution as aftershocks continue.
One Dead and Two Children Injured in Manzanedo de Valdueza Landslide
A sudden flood in Manzanedo de Valdueza, León, caused a deadly landslide. One person died and two minors were injured. Emergency services and rescue teams responded immediately to the scene.
Heatwave Retreats as Severe Storms Hit Southern and Eastern France
France faces a sharp weather change as the heatwave weakens. High temperatures persist in the south and east, while strong storms bring heavy rain and hail. Authorities maintain orange and yellow alerts across the country.
Spain Rolls Out Red Lanes on A-2: What Drivers Need to Know
The DGT is piloting red-painted lanes on the A-2 to prioritize buses and vehicles with multiple occupants during peak hours. Drivers must follow new rules and signals to avoid fines as the system adapts to real-time traffic.
Night Storm with Intense Lightning Disrupts Málaga in Peak Summer
A powerful thunderstorm hit Málaga overnight, bringing heavy lightning and rain. Residents shared dramatic images as the storm broke the summer calm. Authorities warn of more unstable weather ahead.
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