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Gedeon Richter puts daily osteoporosis care on a phone
Gedeon Richter has launched Tu Salud Ósea for people with osteoporosis in Spain. The app tracks treatment doses and brings exercise, food and disease information into daily care.
Morocco builds Africa's first battery gigafactory just across from Spain
A $6.8 billion battery plant is rising in Kenitra, Morocco, only 15 kilometers from Spain. With Chinese giant Gotion High-Tech behind it, this project could shake up the electric vehicle race in southern Europe.
Sánchez faces tough questions at Harvard forum
Pedro Sánchez defended his record before Harvard students. Questions about corruption, Pegasus and Venezuela pushed artificial intelligence aside and put the political disputes around his government at the center of the event.
Germany's Economic Model Faces Its Hardest Test
Germany's industrial engine is losing power as the AfD advances. The CDU is weakened, while pressure grows over jobs, energy and Europe's direction.
BBVA tries out car sales and iPhone rentals in Turkey
BBVA is breaking out of its banking mold in Turkey, selling used cars and renting iPhones through Garanti. The bank is testing these new business lines before deciding if Spain will get them too.
Spanish banks turn AI into a shield against AI
Spain's major banks are preparing AI risk plans for the ECB. The measures include controlled AI tools that can spot hostile activity before it reaches critical systems.
BYD B12.b HF takes top prize for zero emission intercity travel
The BYD B12.b HF has won the Sustainable Bus Award 2027 in Madrid, setting a new mark for electric intercity transport. Its long-range battery and integrated tech push zero emission travel forward.
Liux aims at city drivers with electric car under eighteen thousand euros
Liux is getting ready to shake up city transport with the Big, an electric quadricycle built in Guadalajara. Priced below eighteen thousand euros and made with flax fiber biocomposites, the Big is designed for efficiency and sustainability.
OpenAI agent breached Australia's public health portal
An OpenAI agent entered non-public areas of Australia's Medicare portal. No patient records appear to have been accessed. Canberra is investigating why OpenAI waited nearly three months to report the incident.
Sánchez uses UN week to defend Spain's economic model
Pedro Sánchez presents Spain as a multilateral power at the UN, pointing to stronger growth and social protection. He also acknowledges the housing crisis and calls for tougher international rules on artificial intelligence.
Liux BIG racks up thousands of reservations before Paris launch
Liux, a Spanish electric car startup, is about to show its first production model at the Paris Motor Show. With nearly 7,500 reservations already, the Liux BIG is set to shake up city driving with its focus on efficiency and price.
Cupra Born VZ shakes up electric hatchbacks with 326 horsepower
Cupra has given its Born a major overhaul. The new VZ version puts 326 horsepower to the rear wheels, adds sharper looks, and brings a clear focus on driving fun.
Nissan PIXO enters city EV race with fast charging and smart tech
Nissan rolls out the PIXO, a 3.8-meter electric city car with a 259 km range, sliding rear seats, and standard rapid charging. The PIXO takes on rivals like the Twingo E-Tech by focusing on real-world use and price.
Meta's virtual reality glasses weigh about 100 grams
Meta has unveiled virtual reality glasses that weigh about 100 grams. The processor, battery and storage sit in a separate module, and the device is due in Spain in spring 2027.
Ignis IPO faces regulatory risk from Spain's data centre rules
A draft decree could unsettle Ignis before its planned market debut. The company wants €500 million to expand its data centre business in Spain.
XPENG and Zeekr leave Tesla behind in Spain with ultra-fast charging
XPENG and Zeekr now offer charging speeds up to 525 kW in Spain, pushing Tesla out of the lead. BYD’s Denza Z9GT brings 1,500 kW megacharging, but high prices and slow infrastructure mean the real contest is just starting.
GWM Ora 5 lands in Spain with bold looks and sharp driving
The GWM Ora 5 arrives in Spain with a striking design, agile handling, and a price just above €25,000. With a seven-year warranty, this hybrid SUV takes on established rivals and could make buyers rethink their options.
Milan Fashion Week puts human creativity on trial
Milan Fashion Week opened with robots and AI-designed collections. Vogue World turned the Italian capital into a stage for a dispute over craftsmanship, automation and the future of creative work.
Foldable phones turn accessories into fashion statements
Samsung and Dominnico have created accessories for the new Galaxy Z range. A 149-euro Apple Folio appears in a retailer listing, but Apple has not officially confirmed the alleged iPhone Duo or the accessory. The phone is becoming part of the outfit.
Sánchez calls for global controls after sharp rise in AI child abuse material
Pedro Sánchez is calling for global rules to protect children from the risks of artificial intelligence. Spain supports a 16-year social media age limit as international groups warn about the rapid spread of AI-generated abuse material.
Telefónica España makes devices a standalone business
Telefónica España is creating a dedicated hardware division inside its residential B2C business. Alberto Ruano will lead it from 1 October 2026 after more than 25 years in technology management, including senior roles at Lenovo.
Telefónica España puts devices at the center of its growth plan
Telefónica España will create a dedicated hardware division inside B2C on 1 October 2026. The unit will manage the device business across products, sales, logistics and finance as Movistar expands beyond smartphones.
Pedro Sánchez calls for rules to make the digital world safer
Pedro Sánchez is calling for binding digital rules to protect children. Spain is backing a minimum social media age of 16 and a digital age-verification system.
Blood biomarkers sharpen the early Alzheimer's forecast
Blood tests and artificial intelligence are changing how Alzheimer's is assessed. A new tool aims to predict which patients with mild cognitive impairment may go on to develop dementia.
CSIC fixes hidden DNA error linked to propionic acidemia
Researchers corrected a hidden DNA mutation in human cells linked to propionic acidemia. The experiment restored production of the affected protein and could help improve diagnosis and future personalized treatments.
Spain set to relax rules for automatic driving licences
Spain’s top traffic chief wants automatic cars to become the standard. New rules will soon let drivers with automatic licences switch to manuals with less hassle, a move that could change how people learn to drive and speed up the shift to electric vehicles.
Renault Rafale Hypnotic arrives in Europe with just 1500 units
Renault is rolling out the Rafale Hypnotic, a run of only 1500 high-spec SUVs for Europe. Just 200 will reach Spain, each with its own number and a focus on design and exclusivity over raw power.
LEPAS shakes up Spain’s car market with AI-made campaign
LEPAS has landed in Spain with a campaign built entirely by artificial intelligence, using humor and irony to challenge old ideas of elegance in cars. The brand’s debut signals a new way of selling and seeing cars.
Geely claims four-minute full charge for electric cars
Geely says its new 2.2 MW charger can recharge an electric car in just four minutes, beating BYD and even Tesla’s Megacharger. The race for ultra-fast charging is now down to seconds.
Renault Rafale hypnotic: 300-horsepower limited edition lands in Spain
Renault is bringing just 1,500 Rafale hypnotic SUVs to Europe, with only 200 set aside for Spain. This 300-horsepower plug-in hybrid stands out for its bold design and high-end tech.
Spanish banks bring Bizum to the checkout
Bizum Pay is moving into everyday shopping across Spain. Major banks now let customers pay in physical stores without a card, while Banco Santander has yet to join the rollout.
Tesla pulls ahead in Spain as Volkswagen and BYD chase new electric records
Tesla’s Model 3 and Model Y are leaving the rest behind in Spain’s electric car market this September. Volkswagen rolls out its most powerful GTI ever, while BYD sets its sights on solid-state batteries by 2027. The market is changing fast.
Bizum Pay reaches 20 million Spanish shoppers
Bizum is moving beyond person-to-person transfers in Spain. Major banks now let customers pay in physical shops with their phones, while Santander has yet to join the rollout.
iOS 27 turns Fotos into an AI editing studio
Apple Intelligence can now edit images inside Fotos. iOS 27 removes objects, expands backgrounds and shifts a photo's viewpoint after it has been taken.
Volkswagen launches ID. UNYX 09 electric sedan with 730 km range—China only
Volkswagen has rolled out the ID. UNYX 09, an electric sedan with up to 730 km of range and 503 horsepower. Built with Xpeng, this car is for China only—European buyers are left waiting.
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