The US has spent nearly 40 billion dollars on the war with Iran. Missile reserves are running low, and inflation is rising. Trump’s claims of victory clash with mounting costs and voter frustration.
The US campaign in Iran has already cost $38 billion. The Pentagon faces criticism and a possible impeachment bid as military resources dwindle.
The EU has invited Canada to become its first associated member. Trade between the two reached 130 billion euros in 2025, up 80 percent since 2016. Brussels aims to deepen economic and strategic ties amid shifting global alliances.
Spain’s Congress has voted down the government’s emergency decree on lobbyist regulation, leaving Madrid unable to meet EU transparency deadlines. Meanwhile, a major support package for Ceuta has passed with broad backing.
Spain’s judiciary faces mounting pressure as political interference and public distrust grow. Leading lawyer Javier Cremades warns that without mercy and respect for the courts, the rule of law is at risk. His new book examines the roots of the crisis.
New images reveal extensive damage at US bases in the Middle East after Iranian attacks. Billions of dollars in equipment have been lost, exposing weaknesses and fueling calls in Washington to end the conflict.
The PP has firmly rejected moving unaccompanied minors from Ceuta to the mainland. Its position, now aligned with Vox, leaves the government with few options to ease the crisis in the city.
Ursula von der Leyen has unveiled a European security initiative that excludes the US. The plan responds to growing uncertainty over Washington’s commitment to Europe’s defense and signals a shift in EU strategy.
Robert Kraft has announced a $2 million donation for Gaza after Macklemore challenged him to match his own pledge. Macklemore says Kraft barred him from Ed Sheeran’s tour over his pro-Palestinian remarks. Macklemore has also pledged €1 million, and several artists have left the tour.
Donald Trump has warned he may impose steep tariffs or halt trade with Europe if the EU advances its partnership with Canada. The threat follows a proposal to make Canada the EU’s first associated member. Tensions are rising as leaders weigh the consequences.
Ursula von der Leyen has set out a new EU agenda focused on protecting minors online and regulating advanced AI, alongside a security partnership with Canada. The proposals signal a shift in European digital and defense priorities.
Ursula von der Leyen has suggested making Canada the first associate member of the EU. The proposal prompted immediate tariff threats from Donald Trump and signals a new phase in transatlantic relations.
Spain’s Congress has voted down the government’s proposed lobby law. The measure failed after PP, Vox, and Junts opposed it, stopping plans for a mandatory register of interest groups.
The Kennedy Center in Washington has closed after President Trump ordered a shutdown, following a court decision blocking efforts to rename the building after him. The closure is tied to stalled renovations and ongoing security concerns.
Spain remains the only major EU country without lobby regulation after Congress voted down the government’s decree. The decision scrapped new rules for interest groups and widened the gap with France, Germany and the UK.
Spain’s Congress saw a heated exchange as Alberto Núñez Feijóo demanded answers from Pedro Sánchez about the Ceuta migrant crisis and Spain’s dealings with Morocco. The government’s evasive responses prompted the opposition to call for accountability.
During a visit to Zaidín, María Jesús Montero highlighted the central government’s quick response to last August’s earthquakes and criticized the Junta de Andalucía for delays and unclear aid commitments.
Moroccan political parties have revived sovereignty demands over Ceuta and Melilla. Migrants stranded in Ceuta face harsh conditions, while humanitarian concerns are sidelined as the election campaign intensifies.
Kevin Warsh is set to announce the first US interest rate hike since 2023, amid stubborn inflation and public pressure from Donald Trump. Markets are bracing for the impact as the Federal Reserve risks a political clash.
The use of the veil has sharply declined in Iran since Mahsa Amini's death. Laws and repression remain, but public defiance is growing. Authorities face a challenge as women refuse to return to old restrictions.
Ursula von der Leyen prepares for a basic address as the EU faces hybrid attacks and migration tensions amid shifting alliances. The presence of Canada’s prime minister signals a recalibration of global partnerships.
Spain plans to open two permanent migrant identification centers in Ceuta and Melilla, each with 800 beds. The goal is to process arrivals more quickly and reduce overcrowding in public spaces.
Saudi Arabia shot down a drone launched by Houthi forces toward Mecca, escalating the conflict in Yemen. Officials warn of growing risks to civilians and religious sites.
Spain’s government has approved DORA III, setting a minimal rise in airport fees and a €13 billion investment plan. The move has drawn sharp criticism from coalition partner Sumar and major airlines, exposing deep divisions over the future of Spanish aviation infrastructure.
The US has introduced visa restrictions on South African citizens accused of supporting laws that discriminate against Afrikáners. The move reopens a diplomatic dispute and puts renewed focus on South Africa's land reform policies and treatment of minorities.
Since late 2025, more than 630 bodies have been recovered from Gaza's ruins. Over 8,000 people are still missing. UN officials accuse Israel of blocking forensic teams and warn that critical evidence could be lost.
Justice Minister Félix Bolaños is urging the Supreme Court to act quickly on the CERA suspension, a dispute that could affect the voting rights of 400,000 Spaniards abroad. Political accusations are intensifying ahead of the 2027 elections.
The Partido Popular is calling for urgent EU intervention after thousands crossed into Ceuta. The party accuses the Sánchez government of negligence and says Spain’s southern border has been left exposed. Tensions with Morocco have added to the crisis.
Spain’s Ministry of Health has formally asked Madrid’s regional health department to explain apparent changes in surgical waiting-list priorities and guarantee the reliability of its reported data.
The European Commission has publicly supported Morocco after thousands of migrants crossed into Ceuta. Brussels is now urging Spain to speed up returns and tighten border controls, exposing sharp divisions within the European Parliament.
Ilias Kasidiaris, once a basic figure in the banned Golden Dawn party, has left prison after serving part of his sentence for leading a criminal organization. He now aims to re-enter Greek politics despite legal barriers.
A surge of more than 70,000 migrants into Ceuta in July has sparked a political storm in Spain. The king called the situation “extraordinarily complex,” as parties clashed over what to do with unaccompanied minors and Morocco’s role in their return.
The European Parliament faces direct lobbying from Morocco over the Ceuta border crisis. Spanish parties are clashing in Strasbourg ahead of a basic vote, with the PSOE standing alone in defending Rabat’s role.
Alex Saab, once a powerful figure in Venezuela, has pleaded guilty to money laundering in a Miami court. He will forfeit 195 million dollars to US authorities. The case exposes high-level corruption linked to Nicolás Maduro’s government.
A senior member of Spain's Judicial Council has accused colleagues of putting government interests ahead of judicial independence, exposing deep divisions and raising concerns about political interference in the justice system.
