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Brad Pitt’s Custody Order With Angelina Jolie to Expire as Twins Turn 18
The longstanding custody order between Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie ends on July 12. Their twins reach adulthood, closing a major legal chapter. The family’s future dynamic and ongoing disputes remain unresolved.
Spain Faces Belgium for Historic World Cup Semifinal Spot
Spain meets Belgium in the 2026 World Cup quarterfinals, aiming for only its second-ever semifinal. A minute of silence will honor Almería fire victims. The winner will face France in the next round.
Spain Faces Belgium in High-Stakes World Cup Quarterfinal in Los Angeles
Spain meets Belgium in the 2026 World Cup quarterfinals in Los Angeles. The Spanish team aims to break its quarterfinal curse. Belgium arrives after a decisive win over the United States.
Sinner Challenges Djokovic in High-Stakes Wimbledon 2026 Semifinal
Jannik Sinner faces Novak Djokovic in a pivotal Wimbledon 2026 semifinal. The Italian seeks his first Grand Slam final, while Djokovic targets a record-equalling eighth title. The match highlights a generational clash on Centre Court.
Police Open Murder Probe After Ann Widdecombe Found Dead in Devon
Devon and Cornwall Police have launched a murder investigation after Ann Widdecombe was found dead at her Dartmoor home. Officers are searching for a white male. The case has drawn national attention and increased police presence in the area.
Arthur Fery Challenges Alexander Zverev in Wimbledon Semi-Final Thriller
Arthur Fery and Alexander Zverev are locked in a tense Wimbledon semi-final. The first set heads to a tie-break on Centre Court. Live coverage features expert commentary and updates on other key matches.
Jordi Borja, Urban Planner and Political Figure, Dies at 85
Jordi Borja, a central figure in Barcelona’s urban transformation and democratic politics, has died at 85. His work shaped city planning and public debate. His legacy extends far beyond architecture, influencing generations.
Four Suspected ISIS Supporters Arrested in Major Spanish Police Operation
Spanish police have detained four young individuals accused of supporting ISIS. The arrests took place in Toledo, Madrid, Barcelona and Ceuta. Authorities cite ongoing online propaganda and plans to travel to conflict zones.
Aemet Issues Heat and Storm Alerts Across 12 Spanish Regions
Spain braces for a severe heatwave as Aemet maintains weather alerts. Temperatures above 35°C are expected in many regions. Storm warnings are also in effect for the northern half of the country.
Spain Faces Surge in Major Wildfires as Summer Begins
Twelve people have died in Almería as Spain enters a high-risk fire season. Emergency teams are stretched by 28 active wildfires. Authorities warn of extreme danger in regions from Catalonia to Castilla y León.
Twelve Dead in Almería Wildfire as Search Continues for Missing
A wildfire near Los Gallardos, Almería, has left at least 12 dead. Authorities are searching for 23 missing people. The blaze spread quickly through steep terrain with isolated homes, many owned by foreigners.
TVE Overhauls Sunday Schedule for Spanish Civil War 90th Anniversary
TVE will suspend its usual Sunday shows to mark 90 years since the Spanish Civil War began. La 1 will air five films on the conflict, pushing out regular slots. The move highlights a rare, large-scale programming shift.
Fire Authorities Urge Residents to Shelter as Almería Tragedy Sparks Debate
After a deadly fire in Los Gallardos, Catalan officials stress the importance of sheltering in place. Firefighters warn that self-evacuation can be fatal. Strategic actions in Catalonia have limited wildfire spread.
Catalan News Agency to Gain Independence Under New Law
The Catalan government has unveiled a draft law to guarantee the editorial independence of the Agència Catalana de Notícies. The measure aims to end political control and secure stable funding for the agency.
Moreno Forms Experienced Cabinet to Stabilize First Coalition with Vox
Andalusian president Juanma Moreno has unveiled a government of seasoned ministers, aiming to minimize friction with Vox in his first coalition term. The new cabinet features expanded vice presidencies and a dedicated AI ministry.
Catalonia Sets July 10 for 2026 University Cut-Off Scores Release
Catalonia will publish 2026 university cut-off scores on July 10. A second round of admissions is scheduled for July 23. Students must check Canal Universitats and the University Access Portal for updates.
Twelve Dead in Los Gallardos Wildfire, Worst in Andalusia’s History
A fast-moving wildfire in Los Gallardos, Almería, has claimed at least 12 lives, making it the deadliest on record in Andalusia. Most victims were foreign tourists caught outside evacuation routes. Authorities continue searching for 19 missing.
Supreme Court Faces Stalemate Over Key Judicial Appointments
The Supreme Court is set for major changes as several top seats become vacant. Political divisions in the CGPJ have stalled appointments, with high-profile candidates and renewed battles for leadership roles.
France Faces New Heatwave Surge as 'Pompe à chaleur' Intensifies Temperatures
France is bracing for another surge in extreme heat as the 'pompe à chaleur' effect pushes temperatures even higher. Authorities have placed nine departments on red alert. The heatwave is expected to intensify through midweek.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 1 and 2 Released on PS5 and PS4 with Major Discounts
Activision has launched Call of Duty: Black Ops and Black Ops 2 for PS5 and PS4. Both games are now available with a 50% discount for PS Plus subscribers. The offer runs until August 2026 and covers base games and season passes.
Natalia Jiménez Secures Full Custody of Daughter After Prolonged Legal Dispute
Natalia Jiménez has obtained full custody of her daughter after a six-year legal conflict with ex-husband Daniel Trueba. The court ruling allows her to make key decisions for her child and close a difficult chapter.
Mediaset Files Lawsuit Against Atresmedia Over 'AlaZ' Game Format
Mediaset has announced immediate legal action against Atresmedia over 'AlaZ'. The Dutch company MC&F claims the new final round in 'Pasapalabra' is too similar to 'El Rosco'. The case could impact Spanish TV programming.
Spanish Tax Agency Returns €6.4 Billion to Former Mutualists
Spain’s tax authority has officially refunded over €6.4 billion to pensioners who contributed to historic labor mutual funds. The majority of beneficiaries fall within the €30,000–€60,000 income bracket, with average payouts exceeding €2,000 per person.
Atlas da Notícia to Map Digital Journalism in Brazil's 2026 Census
The eighth edition of Atlas da Notícia will update Brazil's local journalism map. The project will now include digital-native news initiatives. First results are expected in August, with the full census due by late 2026.
Eight-Year-Old Girl in Chiapas Builds Solar Water Heater from Scrap
At just eight years old, Xóchitl Guadalupe Cruz López from Chiapas designed a solar water heater using discarded materials. Her homemade system helps families access hot water without relying on firewood, reducing both costs and environmental impact. The project has drawn national attention for its ingenuity and social value.
DS N7 Launches as Hybrid and Electric SUV to Rival BMW iX3
The DS N7 arrives with hybrid and electric options, advanced AI-powered interiors, and a price tag that undercuts German rivals. With up to 1,040 km range and rapid charging, it aims to shake up the premium SUV segment.
Seven Arrested After Attempted Armed Robbery at Torrejón de Ardoz Mall
A major police operation in Torrejón de Ardoz stopped an armed group from robbing a jewelry store. Seven suspects were detained. The incident caused alarm but no injuries. Authorities are now investigating possible links to other crimes.
Bonnie Tyler Dies at 75 After Illness in Portugal
Bonnie Tyler, famed for her raspy vocals and global hits, has died at 75 in Portugal. The singer faced serious health issues after emergency surgery. Her legacy remains strong in Spain and worldwide.
Juan Manuel Serrano Linked to Alleged Plot Affecting PSOE Court Cases
A new Guardia Civil report implicates Juan Manuel Serrano in a scheme to influence court cases involving the PSOE and government. The investigation also names Leire Díez and Santos Cerdán. The case is under review by the Audiencia Nacional.
Sánchez’s NATO Speech Shifts Trump’s Stance on Spain’s Defence Spending
Spain’s pledge to raise defence spending to 2% of GDP at the NATO summit led Donald Trump to reverse his earlier criticism. The Spanish government insists no new commitments were made, but the US president’s tone changed after hearing Sánchez.
Queen Rania Confirms Daughter Iman Expecting Second Child
Queen Rania of Jordan has announced that her daughter Iman is pregnant with her second child. The news comes months after the birth of Iman's first daughter, Amina, in February 2025. The royal family prepares for another addition.
Bonnie Tyler Dies at 75 After Hospitalisation in Portugal
Bonnie Tyler, famed for 'Total Eclipse of the Heart', has died at 75 in Portugal. The singer was hospitalised after emergency surgery. Her family confirmed the news and requested privacy.
PP leadership praises Pérez Llorca but avoids naming him as candidate
Miguel Tellado highlighted Juan Francisco Pérez Llorca’s achievements as Valencia’s president but stopped short of confirming his candidacy for 2027. The lack of a clear nominee is fueling tension within the regional PP.
US to Deploy Sixth Destroyer and 300 More Troops to Rota Naval Base
The US will increase its military presence in Spain with a sixth Arleigh Burke-class destroyer and 300 additional personnel at Rota. This comes as the Pentagon reduces forces elsewhere in Europe, highlighting Spain's growing strategic role.
Six Wildfires Stabilised in Catalonia After Intense Firefighting Effort
Firefighters have stabilised six wildfires across Catalonia after a challenging day. Civil Protection ended lockdowns affecting 11,000 people. High temperatures and low humidity complicated the response.
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