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Pedro Sánchez takes the multilateralism fight to New York
Pedro Sánchez opened Spain's UN High-Level Week with a warning against shrinking global cooperation. In New York, he defended broader institutions and the rules-based order.
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.
Ibex 35 directors now earn more from shares than fixed pay
Variable pay made up 40% of Ibex 35 board remuneration in 2025, while fixed pay accounted for 34%. Rising share prices and completed incentive plans drove the change as the CNMV called for clearer links between pay and performance.
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.
Francesca Thyssen takes a public role at Madrid's museum
Francesca Thyssen is bringing more than 350 contemporary works to Madrid. Her collection will support the museum's biggest expansion and open a new chapter for the family.
Congenital TORCH infections sharply raise risks of autism and intellectual disability
A Swedish study found that congenital TORCH infections were linked to much higher risks of autism and intellectual disability. The infections are rare, but some can be prevented.
Sondra Radvanovsky plans her exit while her voice is still at its peak
Sondra Radvanovsky returns to Madrid for Manon Lescaut and plans to leave staged opera while her voice remains at its peak. She will continue singing in concerts, recitals and concert performances of opera.
Ceuta's migrant children trapped between protection and political deadlock
Hundreds of unaccompanied minors remain on Ceuta's streets. Delays in identifying them are blocking access to protection and driving a dispute over transfers to mainland Spain.
Morocco promises action as Ceuta prepares for a new irregular entry
Spain is pressing Morocco to stop another irregular crossing into Ceuta. José Manuel Albares will meet his Moroccan counterpart in New York as new calls circulate before Wednesday's election.
Vox challenges Sumar over 'ley de nietos' amendment
Vox wants Sumar's amendment removed from an education bill. The proposal would give legal force to suspended instructions affecting Spain's 'ley de nietos' and CERA registration.
Mechanic warns: skipping automatic gearbox maintenance can cost you thousands
Mechanic and influencer Juan José Ebenezer says carmakers are wrong to claim automatic gearboxes need no maintenance. He urges drivers to check fluid and filters regularly or risk repairs that can top €2,000.
Constitutional Court Begins Deliberations on Turull Amnesty Appeal
Spain's Constitutional Court has begun reviewing the first amnesty appeal involving a leader of the procés. Its ruling on Jordi Turull could decide how malversation claims are treated and affect the legal futures of Carles Puigdemont and Oriol Junqueras.
Albares and Bourita to Discuss Ceuta in New York
Spain and Morocco will discuss Ceuta in New York this week. The talks will cover migrant returns, people still in the city and online calls for another mass entry attempt before 23 September.
Spain faces an unusually hot 22 September
AEMET forecasts stable weather across Spain on 22 September. Temperatures may exceed 35 degrees in southwestern Galicia, the southern Atlantic areas and the Canary Islands.
Respiratory viruses leave Galicia's health services with little room to spare
Covid and flu are driving more people to Galicia's health services. Primary care access varies sharply between centres, while hospital emergency departments are dealing with another rise in patients.
Barcelona heats up as temperatures climb to thirty one degrees
Barcelona heads into Monday with the temperature set to hit thirty one degrees. The city will see mostly clear skies, while nearby towns face their own weather shifts. The heat is expected to stick around through midweek.
Fake police abduction on AP-7 stuns drivers near Barcelona
Five men dressed as police pulled a man from his car and forced him into another vehicle on the AP-7 near Barcelona. Witnesses filmed the attack, which has sparked a major police investigation and raised alarms about criminal tactics on Spanish highways.
Lepas L8 lands in Spain: Chery’s new hybrid SUV takes on a crowded field
The Lepas L8 hits Spain with 279 horsepower, 90 km of electric range, and a starting price under 34,000 euros. Chery Auto is betting on sharp design and tech to stand out in a market already full of Chinese brands.
CULTUR.ALH turns Granada into a weeklong avant-garde laboratory
CULTUR.ALH has opened in Granada with a tribute to Gata Cattana. More than 60 authors and 30 free events will fill the city from 21 to 27 September.
Alzheimer's affects more than 800,000 people in Spain
Spain records 40,000 new Alzheimer's diagnoses each year, and women account for more than 65% of cases. Healthy habits may help prevent or delay nearly half of them.
Marlaska tightens Ceuta and Melilla border ahead of Morocco vote
Spain is reinforcing its borders in Ceuta and Melilla ahead of Morocco's 23 September elections. Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska cited social media alerts and delays affecting thousands of migrants and minors.
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.
State Lawyers Challenge Supreme Court Voting Freeze
Spain's State Attorney is challenging the Supreme Court's temporary voting freeze. The dispute concerns 306,000 registered citizens and the future size of the overseas electoral roll.
Greenland security pact set for UN signing
Denmark and Greenland will sign a security agreement with the United States on Tuesday. The pact remains secret, but Copenhagen says it will not change sovereignty over the island.
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.
Burgos scorched by summer heat as autumn starts
Burgos is about to get a blast of summer just as autumn begins. Temperatures will shoot past 30 degrees, skies will stay clear, and rain is nowhere in sight.
Balearic PP calls for tax cuts as inflation hits 4.4%
Inflation in the Balearic Islands reached 4.4% in August, slightly above Spain's 4.3%. The PP wants lower energy taxes, relief on basic food and stronger transport compensation for the islands.
Málaga swelters as autumn heatwave pushes temperatures past 35°C
Autumn is here on paper, but Málaga is stuck in a heatwave. Temperatures are hitting 35°C inland, and meteorologists say the heat will last at least until mid-October.
Rallye Gibralfaro pushes for national stage with 2027 championship bid
Rincón de la Victoria will host the 35th Rallye Gibralfaro, drawing 60 cars and facing a key inspection that could open the door to the Spanish Rally Championship in 2027. The race crosses nine Málaga towns and brings in teams from all over Andalusia.
Feijóo condemns attack on Ceuta deputy
Alberto Núñez Feijóo has condemned the attack on a Ceuta deputy. Police detained at least one young Ceuta resident after the incident, while the investigation continues amid a wider migration and security crisis.
Spain Loses One of Its Defining Theatre Critics
Marcos Ordóñez died in Barcelona at 69. His work shaped Spanish theatre criticism and reached into journalism, literature, teaching and popular culture.
Pay Gap at Ibex-35 Companies Reaches 67 Times Employee Salaries
Executive pay moved further away from employee salaries at Spain's biggest listed companies. The gap reached 67 times in 2025, while three women executives shaped the gender figures at Ibex-35 firms.
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.
Feijóo demands a permanent Frontex presence in Ceuta
Feijóo wants Europe to strengthen Ceuta's role at the border. He is calling for permanent Frontex support and faster returns after the July 30 to 31 crisis.
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