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Brooklyn Beckham Misses Harper’s 15th Birthday Amid Family Rift
Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz Beckham did not attend Harper’s 15th birthday in Florida. The family celebrated without them, highlighting ongoing tensions. Recent public appearances show the divide remains unresolved.
Stanford Study Reveals Why the Permian-Triassic Extinction Was Uneven
A Stanford-led study uncovers why the Permian-Triassic extinction devastated some marine groups but spared others. The findings link survival to physiological differences, offering new insight into past and future ocean crises.
Madrid’s Castellana Tunnel to Use AI for Smarter, Safer Traffic
Madrid is set to open the new Castellana tunnel this December, introducing artificial intelligence to monitor traffic, detect incidents, and control emissions. The project aims to transform mobility in one of the city’s busiest corridors.
Supreme Court Judge Warns of Crisis in Public Trust in Spanish Justice
Supreme Court magistrate Manuel Marchena calls public distrust in judges a tragedy. He urges limits on political parties acting as popular prosecutors, warning of increased politicisation and loss of confidence in Spain's justice system.
Albares Calls on Feijóo to Reject Rajoy's Comments on French Team
Spain's Foreign Minister urges Alberto Núñez Feijóo to distance himself from Mariano Rajoy's remarks about the French football team. The dispute highlights growing tensions over the Popular Party's stance on foreign policy and relations with key partners.
Sam Neill Dies Suddenly in Sydney at 78
Sam Neill, acclaimed for his role in Jurassic Park, has died at 78 in Sydney. His family described the loss as sudden and unexpected. Neill was cancer free at the time of his passing.
Geely Galaxy Cruiser 700 Challenges BYD with 1,113 HP and 70 kWh Battery
Geely unveils the Galaxy Cruiser 700, a plug-in hybrid SUV with a striking design and a massive 70 kWh battery. With 1,113 horsepower and advanced off-road tech, it aims to disrupt the luxury 4x4 segment.
Los Gallardos Wildfire Stabilized After 7,000 Hectares Burned and 12 Dead
The Los Gallardos wildfire in Almería, the deadliest in Andalusia’s history, has been stabilized. After three days of intense firefighting, all evacuees are set to return home as authorities confirm the perimeter is secure.
Madrid Court Reviews Jury Trial Decision for Begoña Gómez Case
Madrid's Provincial Court is set to rule on whether Begoña Gómez, wife of Spain's Prime Minister, will face a jury trial over alleged corruption and influence peddling. The decision could reshape the legal process for all accused.
Miguel Ángel Blanco’s Murder Marked a Turning Point in Spain
The kidnapping and murder of Miguel Ángel Blanco in Ermua shocked Spain. His death became a catalyst for change in the fight against violence. The memory of those days remains vivid for many across the country.
Marco Bezzecchi Undergoes Surgery After Clavicle Fracture at Sachsenring
Marco Bezzecchi has been successfully operated on for a left clavicle fracture. The Italian rider will miss the German Grand Prix and aims to return at Silverstone. His absence could impact the championship standings.
England Secures World Cup Semifinal Spot After Extra-Time Win Over Norway
England advanced to the World Cup semifinals after a tense extra-time victory over Norway in Miami. Bellingham scored both crucial goals, overturning Norway’s lead. His performance proved decisive for England’s campaign.
Catalonia Faces Third Heatwave: 72 Towns at Maximum Fire Risk
Catalonia is under its third heatwave this summer. Authorities have restricted entry to key natural areas and placed 72 municipalities on maximum fire alert. Emergency services urge caution as temperatures soar.
25-Year-Old Secures Top Inspector Role After Just 20 Months of Study
Enrique Casado Carnero, a 25-year-old from Valladolid, has achieved a rare feat: earning a coveted Inspector of Hacienda post in less than two years. His disciplined approach and intense study routine set him apart in a notoriously demanding selection process.
EU to Require Microchips for All Dogs and Cats in Spain by 2028
From 2028, all dogs and cats in Spain must be microchipped and registered. The EU aims to unify pet identification rules and curb illegal trade. Owners face new deadlines and stricter adoption procedures.
EU Court to Rule on Spanish Amnesty Law and Puigdemont's Fate
The EU's top court will decide if Spain's amnesty law clashes with EU rules. The outcome could impact over 300 people, including Carles Puigdemont. The Supreme Court's stance is under scrutiny.
Linda Noskova Claims Wimbledon Title After Emotional Final
Linda Noskova secured the Wimbledon trophy after a tense three-set battle. Her victory came just days after losing her mother to cancer. The 21-year-old’s resilience drew praise from tennis legends.
Feijóo Sparks Political Storm Over Spain’s High Sick Leave Rates
Alberto Núñez-Feijóo’s remarks on Spain’s sick leave rates have ignited fierce debate. The issue exposes deep political divides and highlights the economic impact of absenteeism on businesses and the state.
Spain Secures Semifinal Spot After Dramatic Win Over Belgium
Spain advanced to the 2026 World Cup semifinals after a tense match against Belgium. Luis de la Fuente praised the squad's resilience and collective effort. The coach also addressed the upcoming clash with France.
Vigo City Council Skips Key Meeting on Finca Matías Park Extension
Vigo’s local government did not attend a crucial meeting on the Finca Matías macropark. The absence has sparked criticism and raised concerns about delays. The project’s future now faces uncertainty as deadlines approach.
Enma López Secures Backing to Challenge Reyes Maroto in PSOE Primaries
Enma López and Reyes Maroto both surpassed the required endorsements to run for PSOE’s Madrid mayoral nomination. The party now faces a contested primary, with the winner set to challenge Almeida in 2027.
Athisa Medio Ambiente to Leave Badajoz Animal Shelter After Criticism
Athisa Medio Ambiente will stop managing Badajoz’s animal shelter in September. The company cites lack of resources and facility problems. Political and animal welfare groups demand urgent action from the city.
Wildfire in Camarasa Forces Lockdown of Fontllonga as Flames Spread North
A wildfire in Camarasa, Lleida, has led authorities to confine Fontllonga’s residents. The fire, now inside the Montsec de Rubies protected area, is moving north. Emergency services are battling the blaze with ground and air units.
All-Czech Wimbledon Final: Muchova and Noskova Battle for First Major
Karolina Muchova and Linda Noskova meet in the Wimbledon final. Both seek a first Grand Slam title. The match highlights a new era for Czech tennis. Live coverage features expert commentary and high anticipation.
Marc Márquez Leads Intense MotoGP Sprint at Sachsenring
Marc Márquez started from pole and held the lead in the MotoGP sprint at Sachsenring. Ai Ogura and Fabio Di Giannantonio stayed close behind. The race saw high track temperatures and a reduced grid after injuries.
EU Driving Licence Shake-Up: Fines to Follow Drivers Across Borders
Major changes are coming for drivers in Spain and across Europe as the EU moves to introduce a single digital driving licence. The reform will make serious traffic fines valid in all member states, tighten rules for new drivers, and standardize renewal checks for older motorists.
Trump Administration Launches Panel to Review Unexplained UAP Data
The Trump administration has set up a panel to examine unidentified anomalous phenomena. NASA's Jared Isaacman confirms the agency holds unexplained images. The move marks a shift toward transparency on UAP encounters in the US.
Xiaomi Unveils SkyNomad: A Bold Step Into Luxury Electric SUVs
Xiaomi has introduced SkyNomad, its new electric SUV line focused on adaptable, intelligent interiors and premium comfort. The brand shifts its strategy to target families and professionals seeking flexibility beyond performance.
Twelve Dead in Almería Wildfire After Residents Flee Into Dead-End Trap
A fast-moving wildfire in Los Gallardos, Almería, claimed at least 12 lives, mostly British and Belgian residents. Many died after taking a dead-end escape route. Over 1,100 people were evacuated as authorities battled the blaze.
Reyes Maroto and Enma López Face Off for Madrid PSOE Leadership
Madrid’s PSOE is at a crossroads as Reyes Maroto and Enma López race to secure 823 endorsements. The contest exposes internal divisions and could reshape the party’s direction in the capital.
iPhone 18 Pro to Feature Thicker, Heavier Design and Fewer Color Options
Apple is preparing to launch the iPhone 18 Pro with a new 2nm chip and advanced camera. However, the device will be thicker, heavier, and may not offer a black color option. These changes could disappoint some users.
Spain to Face France in 2026 World Cup Semifinal on July 14
Spain advances to the 2026 World Cup semifinals after defeating Belgium. The team will meet France on July 14 at 21:00. The match will be broadcast live on La 1. The winner moves one step closer to the final in New York.
Beatriz Padín Steps Down After Four Decades at Inditex
Beatriz Padín, a key figure at Inditex and Zara Mujer director for 25 years, is leaving the company. Her departure marks a major change in the leadership of one of Spain’s most influential fashion groups.
Spain and Belgium Draw 1-1 in World Cup Quarter-Final Clash
Spain and Belgium played to a 1-1 draw in the World Cup quarter-finals. Fabián Ruiz and Charles De Ketelaere scored. Thibaut Courtois left the pitch injured. The match was marked by tactical changes and high tension.
Aymeric Laporte Reaches 50 Caps with Spain After Portugal Win
Aymeric Laporte marked his 50th appearance for Spain following a key victory over Portugal. The Athletic Club defender has become a central figure in the national team's back line. His role under Luis de la Fuente continues to grow.
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