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Free interurban buses to reshape Murcia on World Car Free Day
On September 22, all interurban buses in Murcia will run free for a day. The regional government wants to change daily routines, push greener travel, and show off its investment in electric buses and better access for everyone.
Sunday Bonoloto results remain pending
The Bonoloto combination for Sunday 20 September 2026 has not yet been published. The complementary number, reintegro, Triplex results and Super Once results are also still pending.
Alejandra Hernández presses Page to act on national deputies
Alejandra Hernández has called on Emiliano García-Page to stop what she calls political games and put his eight national deputies at Spain’s disposal. The PP accuses Page of double standards and demands action now.
Macron backs Danish sovereignty in Greenland security deal
Emmanuel Macron says the US-Denmark agreement eases tensions over Greenland. Copenhagen and Greenlandic authorities say it protects Danish sovereignty and Greenlandic self-determination, while Washington presents it as a lasting security arrangement important to NATO and Europe.
Supreme Court Rejects Debt Register Entry During Loan Dispute
Spain's Supreme Court has ruled against Cofidis. A borrower's disputed loan could not be treated as an uncontested debt, and the lender must pay €2,000 for damage to her honor.
Joventut and Barça meet for the season's first national title
Joventut and Barça will play for the first national title of the 2026/27 season. The Supercopa Endesa final starts at 19:00h on Sunday 20/09 at Badalona's Palau Olímpic, with live coverage and statistics available.
Sánchez rolls into Gavá with eleven-car convoy for PSOE rally
Pedro Sánchez showed up in Gavá for a PSOE event with an eleven-vehicle escort. While he focused on party politics, Ceuta was still in chaos, with thousands of migrants stuck in limbo.
TVS Jupiter 125 lands in Spain for under two thousand euros
TVS brings the Jupiter 125 to Spain, priced below two thousand euros. With low running costs, space for two helmets, and a five-year warranty, the scooter is set to shake up city transport.
Sánchez attacks PP and Vox over Ceuta crisis response
Pedro Sánchez has pledged fresh funding for Ceuta, including direct aid for small businesses and self-employed workers from October. He accused PP and Vox of seeking political images instead of helping solve the crisis.
Spain’s work commute stuck in traffic as cars rule the road
Most Spanish workers still drive to work, clogging roads and filling parking lots. A new law now forces large companies to make real mobility plans, but real alternatives are still hard to find.
Belgium hits record as over seventy towns go car-free in nationwide event
More than seventy Belgian towns shut out cars for the annual 'Domingo sin coches'. With Wallonia joining in, residents got a rare look at city life without traffic.
Protesters Block Ceuta's Tarajal Border Crossing
More than 1,000 people marched in Ceuta to defend Spanish sovereignty. More than 200 protesters then blocked the Tarajal crossing for an hour, stopping entry from Morocco.
Spain’s electric car charging map is changing how drivers plan long trips
Electric car travel in Spain is getting easier. The REVE map now gives drivers live updates on charging station locations, availability, and prices—making it a must-have for anyone who wants to avoid wasted detours and long waits.
High speed collision sends car crashing into wall in San Juan
A violent crash at a San Juan intersection left two cars wrecked and one vehicle embedded in a wall. Despite the force of the impact, both drivers escaped with only minor injuries. Authorities point to speeding as the likely cause.
Renault urges EU to halt new car rules for a decade
Renault’s CEO wants the EU to stop adding new car rules for ten years, warning that rising costs are making vehicles less affordable. The company says slowing down regulation is key for European carmakers to stay competitive.
Ceuta tightens border watch as Spain pushes back on new entry calls
Spain has reported no new mass crossing attempt in Ceuta. Security reinforcements remain in place as authorities track online calls linked to 23 September, while the embassy in Rabat uses social media to challenge claims about irregular entry and onward travel.
Omoda 9 SHS shakes up Spain’s premium SUV market
Omoda’s 9 SHS lands in Spain with 537 hp and a sharp, grown-up look. This big plug-in hybrid SUV promises up to 145 km electric range and a design that moves the brand far from its budget image.
ERC calls for control over Barcelona airport expansion
ERC wants Barcelona airport expansion halted. Diana Riba is calling for Catalonia to control future investment and put rail ahead of further tourism-led growth.
Supreme Court move blocks votes under Spain's Ley de nietos
Pedro Sánchez calls the Supreme Court's precautionary measures very serious. The decision affects voters who gained Spanish nationality through the Ley de nietos and registered abroad.
Amazon puts 50 Mercedes eActros 600 electric trucks on German roads
Amazon Germany is adding 50 Mercedes-Benz eActros 600 electric trucks to its logistics network this year. This move brings electric heavy trucks into real service and marks a new step for cleaner freight in Europe.
Nio CEO faces European owners as electric car rollout stalls
Nio has put its European plans on hold, stopping new models and battery swap stations until at least 2027. Now CEO William Li is heading to Amsterdam to meet frustrated owners and deal with the fallout.
Sánchez turns the Ceuta crisis into a direct fight with PP and Vox
Pedro Sánchez has promised every necessary resource for Ceuta while accusing PP and Vox of using the crisis for political gain. The dispute now covers border policy, citizenship and the right to vote.
Rare Messerschmitt draws crowds at Pontevedra classic car event
A 1957 Messerschmitt, one of the world’s rarest bubble cars, stole the show at Pontevedra’s classic vehicle meet. Owner Manuel Abal brought it from Finland and plans a full restoration. The event also put a spotlight on unique Spanish motocarros.
US House votes to require AM radio in all new cars
The US House has passed a bill that would force every new car to include an AM radio. Lawmakers say it’s about public safety, even as carmakers and much of the world move on from analog radio.
Feijóo puts Spanish nationality rules at the centre of migration policy
Alberto Núñez Feijóo wants to review how Spanish nationality is granted and retained, including whether it can be lost after serious crimes. He has tied the proposal to stricter enforcement of migration rules and the unresolved crisis in Ceuta.
Ceuta struggles to house thousands of migrants as street camps return
More than 4,000 migrants remain on Ceuta's streets. New shelter places are being prepared as residents protest and minors report alleged abuse in care centres.
Ceuta protesters march to Tarajal beach over migration crisis
More than 200 people marched toward El Tarajal in Ceuta. Residents called for stronger border protection and the resignation of the Government delegate.
Leapmotor CEO wants an iPhone moment for electric cars
Leapmotor boss Zhu Jiangming isn’t just after bigger sales. He’s out to change what a car is, promising a new brand and technology that could shake up driving as much as the iPhone changed phones.
Electric car sales jump in Aragón as buyers turn to new options
New car registrations in Aragón have shot up this year, with electric and hybrid models leading the way. Rising fuel prices and government incentives are changing how people in the region buy cars.
Puigdemont calls Ceuta and Melilla colonies within Morocco
Carles Puigdemont has questioned Spain's position on Ceuta and Melilla. His remarks come as migration pressures drive a new political clash.
Man detained after driving onto White House sidewalk seeking Trump
A driver reached the White House perimeter by driving onto the sidewalk and demanded to see Donald Trump. The president was at Camp David when the man was detained.
Dungeon Settlers Makes Permadeath Part of Colony Strategy
Dungeon Settlers links colony survival to dangerous dungeon runs. Every settler lost underground is gone for good, and its Early Access launch already offers a demanding strategic foundation.
China orders sweeping safety crackdown on electric and smart cars
China has started a year-long national audit of electric and smart cars after recalling 4 million vehicles. The campaign will double road test requirements and crack down on untested software, putting global carmakers on notice.
Spain's literary festivals put books on stage
More than 90 literary festivals now operate across Spain. A dispute over sponsorship in Madrid tested the model, but the programme went ahead with leading international and Spanish authors.
BMW 540d xDrive beats Audi A6 TDI quattro in diesel endurance showdown
BMW’s 540d xDrive and Audi’s A6 TDI quattro face off in a real-world test of power, comfort, and fuel use. Both impress, but only one takes the crown for drivers who want it all.
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