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Pontevedra's Electric Car Boom Runs Into Charging Gridlock
Pontevedra leads Galicia in new electric car sales, but drivers face a shortage of public charging stations. The province's infrastructure trails both the national average and neighboring A Coruña, raising concerns about the pace of Spain's shift to electric vehicles.
Omoda 5 EV gets major interior update ahead of Spanish production
Omoda’s electric SUV gets a much-needed interior overhaul and sharper exterior, aiming to fix its biggest weaknesses. The updated Omoda 5 EV is set to challenge European competitors as it prepares for local production in Spain.
Heatwave breaks as rain sweeps across Spain
Spain’s long stretch of extreme heat is finally ending. Meteorologist Belén Samper says temperatures will drop as rain moves in, but the shift brings a risk of storms and flooding. Here’s what’s changing.
Carpooling Becomes Lifeline for Ferrolterra Commuters Facing Transport Crisis
With no train and unreliable buses between Ferrolterra and A Coruña, over 420 people now rely on a WhatsApp group to share car journeys. For many, this is the only way to reach work or university on time as public transport options collapse.
Torrential Mediterranean Storms Threaten Catalonia and Valencia
Catalonia, Comunidad Valenciana and the Balearic Islands face a surge of violent storms and torrential rain this week. Emergency alerts are in place as meteorologists warn of possible flash floods, hail and damaging winds from Wednesday through Friday.
Wind and Clouds Set the Tone for Noisiel Weather Shift
Noisiel faces a day of shifting skies and brisk winds on September 16. Temperatures will climb from a humid morning to a breezy afternoon, with rapid changes in cloud cover and wind strength shaping the local atmosphere.
Rayo Vallecano edges Espanyol 2-1 in sweltering clash at Ontime Butarque
Rayo Vallecano beat Espanyol 2-1 at Ontime Butarque. Álvaro García and Adrià Pedrosa scored for the hosts. Espanyol finished with ten men after Omar's late red card. The match was played in 34.5°C heat.
Laura Cuevas shakes up Supervivientes All Stars after Alma Bollo exit
Just days after Alma Bollo was forced to withdraw from Supervivientes All Stars for medical reasons, Laura Cuevas has stepped in as her replacement. Cuevas arrives with unfinished business and a promise to disrupt the fragile balance among the contestants.
Sudden Temperature Drop and Storms Hit Madrid Region
Madrid faces an abrupt shift as temperatures plunge below 30°C across most of the region. The Sierra braces for afternoon storms, while the rest of the week promises cooler days before summer heat returns. Residents are urged to prepare for unpredictable weather swings.
Dutch princesses redefine royal style at Prinsjesdag
The three daughters of King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima made a striking statement at Prinsjesdag, each choosing bold and personal looks that signal a new era for the Dutch royal family. Their fashion choices reveal a clear move away from classic royal protocol.
Warsh faces critical test as Fed prepares for first rate hike in years
Kevin Warsh is set to announce the first US interest rate hike since 2023. The move comes amid stubborn inflation and open pressure from Donald Trump. Markets brace for impact as the Federal Reserve risks a political clash.
Iranian women defy veil rules as authorities struggle to enforce control
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.
Alcalá de Henares hosts open-air lunar night with NASA
This Saturday, Alcalá de Henares turns its fairground into a public observatory. Residents can view the Moon through professional telescopes and join science workshops. The event is part of NASA’s global lunar night.
Former DeepMind Engineer Warns AI Could Threaten Humanity
A former Google DeepMind engineer has issued a stark warning about the risks of advanced AI. He claims current safeguards are inadequate and urges immediate regulatory action. The debate intensifies as industry leaders echo similar fears.
Rayo Vallecano stays unbeaten in Leganés exile with win over Espanyol
Rayo Vallecano secured a 2-1 victory over Espanyol in Leganés. The team remains undefeated during its stadium exile. The return to Vallecas is now set after the regional government lifted the suspension.
Spain faces severe weather as orange alerts issued nationwide
Spain braces for a turbulent Wednesday as the national weather agency issues orange alerts for storms and heavy rain. From Madrid to Valencia, millions are set to experience dramatic shifts in temperature, strong winds, and the risk of flooding.
Von der Leyen faces critical test as EU confronts new threats
Ursula von der Leyen prepares for a pivotal address as the EU faces hybrid attacks, migration tensions and shifting alliances. The presence of Canada’s prime minister signals a recalibration of global partnerships.
US military sinks vessel linked to Los Choneros in Pacific crackdown
A US military operation has destroyed a floating fuel station tied to Los Choneros. The crew will be handed to Ecuador. This marks a shift in anti-narcotics tactics, targeting logistics at sea.
Spain to open permanent migrant processing centers in Ceuta and Melilla
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.
Three Dutch Princesses Reunite for Prinsjesdag After Going Separate Ways
For the first time since starting university, Amalia, Alexia, and Ariane of the Netherlands appeared together at Prinsjesdag. The royal sisters joined King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima for the ceremonial opening of the Dutch parliamentary year.
Ceuta prepares to clear Trampolín camp, leaving thousands of migrants in limbo
Authorities in Ceuta are set to dismantle the Trampolín beach camp. With far too few beds at the new port shelter, most migrants face another night outside, caught between violence, uncertainty, and official silence.
Spain Struggles to Fill 20,000 Mechanic Jobs as Workshops Turn Away Customers
Thousands of Spanish auto repair shops are at risk as a severe shortage of mechanics leaves 20,000 positions unfilled. A new fast-track training scheme aims to bring in fresh talent and keep the industry running.
Catalonia launches school climate plan with air conditioning still uncertain
Catalonia’s government has unveiled a €2.5 billion plan to modernize public schools and tackle extreme classroom temperatures. Despite the headline investment, most schools will not receive air conditioning. The rollout faces logistical and financial hurdles.
Andrew Scott brings new depth to tortured roles in Spanish cinema
Andrew Scott stars in Pressure, playing a conflicted meteorologist at the center of D-Day. The film arrives in Spain this week, adding to Scott's reputation for intense, layered performances.
Spain seeks EU backing for new fuel aid as prices surge
Spain is preparing a fresh round of fuel subsidies from October as diesel and petrol prices approach historic peaks. The government is now relying on Brussels to shape the next steps. The outcome will affect millions of drivers and businesses this winter.
Valencia ends losing streak with late win at Mendizorroza
Valencia picked up their first win of the season at Mendizorroza, beating Alavés with a late goal from Luis Rioja. Interim coach Óscar Sánchez’s side moves off the bottom of the table.
Catalonia invests €100 million to upgrade climate control in public schools
Catalonia will spend €100 million to equip one hundred public schools with modern climate control systems, aiming to improve classroom conditions and eventually reach every public school in the region by 2028.
Saudi forces intercept Houthi drone aimed at Mecca
Saudi Arabia shot down a drone launched by Houthi forces toward Mecca, escalating the ongoing conflict in Yemen. Officials warn of growing risks to civilians and religious sites.
Spanish airport fees spark political rift as government approves DORA III
Spain’s government has approved DORA III, locking in 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.
Lamine Yamal sets early career record with Barcelona trophy haul
Lamine Yamal says he has won more titles by age 19 than Messi or Ronaldo. The Barcelona star believes only Mbappé rivals his level and insists he deserves the Ballon d'Or this year.
US imposes visa restrictions on South African officials over Afrikáner discrimination claims
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.
Luis Rioja's late goal lifts Valencia past Alavés in Vitoria
Valencia grabbed a 1-0 win over Alavés thanks to a late strike from Luis Rioja, moving the club off the bottom of LaLiga. The result comes after major changes in Valencia's management.
Patricio Guzmán and the Enduring Power of La Batalla de Chile
Patricio Guzmán, the acclaimed Chilean director, has died at 85. His documentary trilogy La Batalla de Chile remains a defining work on Chile’s turbulent history. Guzmán’s films shaped the country’s memory and global perception.
Fuel price surge triggers sharp inflation in Extremadura
Inflation in Extremadura has jumped to 4.2 percent over the past year. The main driver is a dramatic rise in petrol and diesel prices. Authorities and unions now face mounting pressure over wages and living costs.
Carlos Espí's last-minute goal lifts Real Madrid over Elche
Carlos Espí scored in the final minute to give Real Madrid a 3-2 win at Elche. The match saw key moments from Arda Güler and Kylian Mbappé, and kept both teams under pressure until the end.
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