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Russian businessman funded Trump Jr wedding amid Kremlin ties

A Russian magnate with close Kremlin links secretly paid for Donald Trump Jr's wedding. The guest list included a Russian defence contractor. The financial trail and political connections are now under scrutiny.

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Real Madrid faces injury test in Elche as LaLiga race heats up

Real Madrid heads to Elche missing several regulars, hoping to keep pace with Barcelona in LaLiga. Broadcast times differ across Mexico, Latin America, and the USA.

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Widow’s Bay dominates Emmys as Matthew Rhys and Jean Smart make history

Widow’s Bay took home 14 Emmys in 2026, with Matthew Rhys and Jean Smart setting new records in lead acting categories. The Pitt and DTF St Louis also earned major wins, while several big-name shows left empty-handed.

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Judge Llarena refuses amnesty for Puigdemont, keeps arrest warrant in force

Spain’s Supreme Court has denied amnesty to Carles Puigdemont on malversación charges. Judge Pablo Llarena says the arrest warrant stands. The Constitutional Court will have the final say.

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Albacete Racing Circuit Draws Crowds with Public Vehicle Showcase

Albacete’s Circuito de Velocidad is back in action after a period of uncertainty. A striking display of racing trucks and cars now dominates the Puerta de Hierros, aiming to put the city’s motorsport ambitions firmly on the map.

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Granada university offers support after student killed during Mexico exchange

Granada is in shock after a 21-year-old student is killed in Mexico. The university has set up emergency psychological support and is preparing a tribute with personal letters. The case highlights the emotional strain on students abroad.

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Trump mocks AI safeguards as global tech rivalry intensifies

Donald Trump dismisses calls for stricter AI controls and mocks expert concerns. His stance contrasts sharply with China’s push for regulation. The debate exposes deep divisions over who should shape the future of artificial intelligence.

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Camp Nou to host 2029 Champions League final after major renovation

UEFA has picked Camp Nou for the 2029 Champions League final, following a major renovation that expands the stadium to 105,000 seats. This will be the first final at Camp Nou since 1999 and its third overall.

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Spain spotlights five Starlight sites for lunar observation night

Spain highlights five certified Starlight sites for lunar observation. These locations promise clear night skies and minimal light pollution. The initiative coincides with the International Observe the Moon Night, promoted by NASA.

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Más Madrid rejects claims of Moroccan blackmail in Pegasus affair

Más Madrid dismisses the idea that Morocco is blackmailing Pedro Sánchez with Pegasus data, arguing that migration control is the real source of pressure. The debate highlights Spain’s limited options with Rabat.

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Spain introduces sweeping new road rules for cyclists, motorbikes, and e-scooters

Starting October 2026, Spain will roll out major changes to traffic laws for cars, motorcycles, bicycles, and e-scooters. The update brings stricter helmet requirements, new overtaking rules, and higher penalties, affecting daily travel across the country.

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Basque experts call for human-centered robotics as population ages

The Basque forum Zedarriak urges a shift toward robotics that support wellbeing and quality jobs, as the region faces a rapidly ageing population and a shrinking workforce. Their latest report warns that the time to act is running out.

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Immersive Odyssey Experience Launches in Madrid with Virtual Reality

A new immersive production at Matadero Madrid transforms Homer's Odyssey into a virtual reality adventure. Visitors interact with ancient Greece using VR, holograms and 360-degree projections. The project aims to make the classic epic accessible to all ages.

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European Pharma Faces Rising Pressure from US Tariff Policy Shift

US tariff policy changes are forcing European pharmaceutical firms to cut drug prices or face new barriers. The European industry warns of growing risks to investment and innovation. The sector now trails China and the US in new treatments.

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Spanish exchange student killed in Morelos during cultural event

A 21-year-old Spanish student was fatally stabbed at a public event in Morelos. The case, now investigated as femicide, has led to urgent calls for justice and raised concerns about the safety of foreign students in Mexico.

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Real Madrid under pressure in crucial away match at Elche

Real Madrid visit Elche needing a win to keep up with Barcelona, while Elche are still searching for their first victory of the season. The match will be broadcast live with full coverage, including lineups and post-match analysis.

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Spain Faces Housing Crunch as New Households Outpace Construction

Spain is seeing a surge in new households that far exceeds the pace of new home construction. This mismatch is fueling sharp increases in both purchase and rental prices, leaving many young adults unable to move out on their own.

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Hansi Flick backs Lamine Yamal but wants focus on team as Camp Nou lands Champions League final

Hansi Flick supports Barcelona’s push for Lamine Yamal to win the Ballon d'Or, but says the team needs to move on and focus on results. He also welcomes the news that Spotify Camp Nou will host the 2029 Champions League final.

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Enric Mas ends Spain’s Grand Tour drought with Vuelta a España win

Enric Mas has finally shed his reputation as cycling’s perennial runner-up by winning the 2026 Vuelta a España. His victory ends an 11-year wait for a Spanish Grand Tour champion and marks a turning point in a career built on quiet persistence.

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EQT and Norges Bank move to acquire all of Acciona Energía

A Swedish-Norwegian consortium is pushing to buy 100% of Acciona Energía, which could see the Spanish renewables company leave the stock market. Competing offers from France and Canada add pressure to the talks.

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Rescue Dog Quino Dies After Sudden Illness Following Venezuela Mission

Quino, a six-year-old Labrador trained to find survivors in disaster zones, died in Valencia after returning from a mission in Venezuela with unexplained hemorrhages. His sudden decline left veterinarians and his handler searching for answers as support poured in from across Spain.

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King Felipe commends Ceuta's emergency workers after July border breach

King Felipe has publicly thanked Ceuta’s civil servants and volunteers for their work during the July border breach. His comments highlight the city’s response and the ongoing delay of his official visit.

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Shock in Salamanca after sudden death of José Antonio Campal in motorcycle crash

José Antonio Campal, a leading figure in Salamanca’s agribusiness sector, died at 54 in a motorcycle accident near Vitoria-Gasteiz. His unexpected passing leaves a major void in the region’s economic and rural landscape.

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Spain installs first 3D spatial genomics platform at CNAG

Spain has installed its first 3D spatial transcriptomics platform at CNAG in Barcelona. This breakthrough allows researchers to study gene activity in real tissue environments. The first project targets colorectal cancer, aiming for more precise diagnostics and therapies.

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Oasis announces two Barcelona concerts for 2027 world tour

Oasis will play two shows in Barcelona in July 2027, following the long-awaited reconciliation of Noel and Liam Gallagher. Fans must register online for a chance to buy tickets.

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Sabotage on Dutch railways disrupts national transport before Parliament opening

Deliberate sabotage on Dutch rail lines forced major train stoppages just hours before the royal opening of Parliament. The incident triggered widespread disruption and prompted a national security investigation.

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Arde Bogotá Brings Back In-Person Ticket Sales for New Tour

Arde Bogotá is skipping online sales for their new album tour. Fans will need to buy tickets in person at select Spanish venues, with strict limits and a stage setup that puts the audience right around the band.

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Early pregnancy protein signals risk for preeclampsia and fetal growth issues

A Cambridge research team has pinpointed a protein that could predict preeclampsia and fetal growth restriction as early as the third month of pregnancy. The discovery may transform early screening and intervention for mothers and babies at risk.

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Jesús Castro confirms reunion with Camila Canto after public breakup

Jesús Castro has confirmed he is back together with Camila Canto, the mother of his twins, after a highly publicized breakup. The actor discusses the challenges of fatherhood, his career in Mexico, and why his partner remains abroad.

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Torrevieja offers free year-long cardiac rehab after hospital discharge

Torrevieja will provide a full year of free, personalized cardiac rehabilitation for residents after they leave the hospital. The program, run by the city and university hospital, aims to lower the risk of repeat heart problems. Access depends on medical documentation and specialist approval.

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Spanish Drivers Turn to Asian Cars as Seat Disappears

Seat’s closure marks a blow to Spanish industry but buyers are choosing Asian brands and cheaper hybrid models. Economic pressure and shifting technology are changing what sits in Spanish garages.

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Victim Faces ETA Killer After Four Decades in Private Meeting

Fernando Garrido met Josemi Latasa, the man involved in his family's murder by ETA, in a private encounter arranged by Salvados. The meeting, held off-camera, exposed the raw complexity of forgiveness and remorse after decades of silence.

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Sabotage Halts Dutch Railways Nationwide on Prinsjesdag

Train traffic across the Netherlands stopped after sabotage hit key railway lines on Prinsjesdag. The government has ordered a full investigation, and the timing has raised questions about possible motives.

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Dacia Sandero Hybrid Arrives in Spain—But at a Steep Price

Dacia has added a 155-horsepower hybrid engine to the Sandero, promising better fuel economy and more power. But with prices up to 2,800 euros higher, Spanish buyers have to decide if the hybrid is worth the extra money.

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Cayetano Rivera turns to painting as family feud with Fran intensifies

Cayetano Rivera has stepped back from the public dispute with his brother Fran, channeling his energy into painting. His recent appearance at an art session marks a new direction, even as the family conflict continues in the background.

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