Cockroach infestations are becoming more resilient in Spanish homes, even with good hygiene. Warmer, wetter seasons and developing insect behavior are making traditional control methods less effective. Experts explain what’s changing and how to protect your home.
Santana is set to launch the Cajal, its first all-new SUV, which will be produced in Linares, Jaén. With diesel and petrol options, the model aims to combine off-road capability and Spanish heritage at an accessible price.
Almería’s tomato growers have mastered winter production, turning a sun-drenched corner of Spain into Europe’s basic source of fresh tomatoes when the rest of the continent falls quiet. The secret lies in its climate and saline water, alongside careful cultivation.
A new ranking names 50 of the most acclaimed mystery series. It outlines each show's story and distinctive twists, alongside current streaming options. Availability and ratings are updated as of June 28, 2026.
Planting an olive pit does not yield a cultivated olive tree; it produces a wild ancestor known as the acebuche. Classical scholar Rafael Fontán explains the science and history behind this Mediterranean tradition, challenging a common misconception.
Ferrari has unveiled the 12Cilindri Manuale, a limited-run grand tourer that pairs a 6.5-liter V12 engine with a unique by-wire manual-style gearbox. The model aims to recapture the analog driving feel of classic Ferraris with a thoroughly modern approach.
France leads the 2026 World Cup in squad value, outpacing England and Spain. The latest Transfermarkt data highlights a sharp financial divide among the top contenders, with Brazil ranking sixth.
Novak Djokovic set a new Wimbledon record with 106 wins on grass, moving past Roger Federer. The Serbian has secured his place among the tournament’s legends and is now chasing his 25th Grand Slam title.
This July, the Tren dels Llacs panoramic train resumes its summer route between Lleida and La Pobla de Segur, offering passengers a rare chance to cross four lakes and 75 bridges in a single journey. The service runs every Saturday until August, combining dramatic landscapes with cultural stops.
Isaac Del Toro becomes the second Mexican to win a Tour de France stage. UAE Team controls the Montjuic finale, while Jonas Vingegaard starts the race in yellow. The Barcelona stage sets the tone for a challenging week ahead.
Félix Auger-Aliassime beat Alejandro Davidovich Fokina in a five-set Wimbledon fourth-round match to reach the quarterfinals. Davidovich arrived after a breakthrough season, while Auger-Aliassime entered as the third seed.
The 79.95-meter superyacht 'Faith' made a complex passage through the Netherlands' narrow canals. Tugboats guided the vessel as bridges halted for its passage; meticulous planning helped it reach open sea without a scrape, in a transit that showcased technical precision.
While promoting Gladiator II, Denzel Washington discussed a philosophy built around three stages, with learning leading to earning before giving back. Drawn from personal experience, his approach pushes back against modern distractions and stresses the value of helping others.
Triticale, a cross between wheat and rye, is rapidly gaining ground in Aragón. Its ability to recover to wild rabbits and ability to preserve more grain are changing how local farmers defend their fields against one of Spain’s most persistent agricultural threats.
Veloce Motorcycle has unveiled the Aperion, a limited-edition motorcycle powered by an eight-cylinder X-configuration engine built from Aprilia RS125 parts. It makes 280 horsepower and costs €90,000, an unusual proposition in modern motorcycle engineering.
The Tour de France 2026 begins in Barcelona with a 19.6 km team time trial. A new format changes how times are recorded and could affect the general classification. Top contenders face a decisive climb to Montjuic.
A Vietnamese craftsman has drawn attention by building a working, UFO-inspired boat with sand and scrap metal, along with fiberglass and solar panels. Made entirely by hand, the project stands out for its futuristic design and inventive construction methods.
Lionel Messi has become the all-time top scorer in World Cup history with 20 goals. At 39, he extends his lead over Mbappé and breaks multiple records. His achievement reshapes the tournament's legacy.
Three World Cup matches on Friday will determine the final places in the round of 32. Argentina faces Cape Verde; Australia and Egypt, along with Colombia and Ghana, are also fighting to advance.
Argentina meets Cape Verde in a 2026 World Cup group-stage match in Miami. The schedule lists Argentina in Group J and Cape Verde in Group H, with kickoff set for July 3 at 6 p.m. Eastern time. The fixture shapes both teams’ group campaigns, not a knockout tie.
Hosted by Roberto Leal, Pasapalabra remains a fixture of Spanish TV afternoons, pairing general knowledge and quick-paced competition with celebrity guests. Upcoming episodes will feature personalities from film and television, alongside science communication.
Rafa Jódar, 19, fell to Shintaro Mochizuki and exited Wimbledon. The Spaniard struggled to find consistency and could not get past the Japanese player. It was Jódar's earliest Grand Slam exit against a lower-ranked opponent.
The ‘Legend of the Seas’, Royal Caribbean’s newest flagship, made its first stop in Málaga, giving tourism professionals and international media a glimpse of its vast floating city. The 365-meter vessel is set to begin commercial cruises from Civitavecchia, reinforcing Málaga’s role as a basic Mediterranean port.
Jannik Sinner took the first set 6-4 against Jenson Brooksby in the third round at Wimbledon 2026. The Italian served steadily, while Brooksby struggled to find a way through. The match continues on Court 1.
Rafa Jódar, 19, took the opening set against Shintaro Mochizuki in Wimbledon’s third round but lost in four sets. The Madrid player’s bid to become the youngest Spaniard to reach the last 16 since 2022 ended on 4 July 2026. His strong start on historic Court 18 drew attention.
On July 3, zodiac signs face impressive choices in work and love. The day brings new responsibilities, emotional challenges, and the need for patience. Small changes may have a big impact.
Emilio Medina has germinated tomato seeds stored since 1916, reviving a historic Soria variety with a more pronounced flavor and larger size than most modern tomatoes. His project highlights the value of preserving Spain’s agricultural heritage and genetic diversity.
Japan’s Maglev train has set a new speed record, renewing debate about the future of high-speed rail in Europe. If introduced in Spain, the technology could cut the Madrid to Barcelona journey to just over an hour, though major obstacles remain.
Spain’s Lotería Nacional has announced the results of the July 2, 2026, draw. The basic prize of €300,000 per series went to number 07360. The draw also highlighted Asturias’ unique wine region.
‘Horizonte’ has achieved its highest-ever audience and share on Cuatro. Both its access prime time and prime time editions set new records, outpacing direct competitors. Regional results and basic demographics highlight the program’s growing influence.
Penélope Cruz has spent 12 years studying medicine as a personal hobby. The actress shared the unexpected detail during a press event for The Invite, surprising her colleagues and fans.
A vertebra collected in Antarctica in 1985 has been identified as belonging to a titanosaur, one of the largest groups of dinosaurs. The discovery sheds new light on the continent’s ancient climate and its links to other southern landmasses.
Aquopolis Villanueva de la Cañada has opened Kilauea, a water coaster billed as unique in Europe, as the centrepiece of its new Mana Nui area. The ride pairs roller coaster thrills with aquatic fun, widening the park’s appeal to Madrid families and adventure seekers.
A massive, shimmering gelatinous structure was spotted floating near Velilla Beach in Granada, Spain. Identified as a diamond squid egg mass, the rare find surprised beachgoers and marine biologists with its size and biological significance.
Beneath the Swiss Alps lies a 2,000-kilometer labyrinth of tunnels, reshaping how goods and people move across Europe. Switzerland’s ambitious underground infrastructure aims to protect its mountains by moving freight off highways and onto trains.
