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Gaza recovery teams struggle as thousands remain missing
Since late 2025, more than 630 bodies have been recovered from Gaza's ruins. Over 8,000 people are still missing. UN officials accuse Israel of blocking forensic teams and warn that vital evidence could be lost.
New immunotherapy trials target silent brain damage in multiple sclerosis
Spanish researchers are testing new immunotherapy approaches for multiple sclerosis. The disease often advances quietly in the brain, making early detection and treatment critical. Patients and doctors face uncertainty as therapies evolve.
Supreme Court Faces Pressure Over Voting Rights for Spanish Exiles
Justice Minister Félix Bolaños demands urgent action from the Supreme Court on the CERA suspension. The dispute could affect voting rights for 400000 Spaniards abroad. Political accusations intensify ahead of the 2027 elections.
Luis Rioja's late goal gives Valencia first win of the season in Vitoria
Luis Rioja scored against his former club to hand Valencia its first victory of the season in Vitoria. The result snapped Alavés’ strong start and eased pressure on the visitors. Injuries and tactical changes shaped a tense match.
Valencia edges Alavés with late goal in Vitoria
Valencia left Vitoria with a 1-0 win over Alavés, thanks to a late goal from Luis Rioja. The result pushes Alavés down to fourth in La Liga and keeps Valencia clear of the relegation zone.
Rare Cars Take Over MadRing Circuit at Spanish Grand Prix
Nearly sixty rare cars, from hypercars to historic prototypes, filled the MadRing circuit during the 2026 Spanish Grand Prix. CarDesign.es organized an exhibition that set a new standard for automotive events in Spain.
Over one hundred thousand forced to flee as violence surges in Yemen
More than 100,000 people have been displaced in western Yemen after fierce clashes. Humanitarian access is collapsing as Houthi forces seize key coastal positions. Urgent needs are rising in Djibouti and across the region.
PP demands EU action as Ceuta faces border crisis and government inaction
The Partido Popular calls for urgent EU intervention after thousands cross into Ceuta. The party blames the Sánchez government for negligence and claims Spain’s southern border is left exposed. Tensions with Morocco add to the crisis.
Madrid Health Authority Pressed for Answers on Surgery Waiting List Changes
Spain’s Ministry of Health has formally asked Madrid’s regional health department to explain apparent changes in surgical waiting list priorities and to guarantee the reliability of its reported data.
Alavés edges Valencia with late goal in LaLiga sixth round
Alavés took all three points against Valencia in the sixth round of LaLiga EA Sports. A single goal in Vitoria proved enough, shifting early season momentum for both teams.
European Commission sides with Morocco as Ceuta border crisis deepens
The European Commission has publicly supported Morocco after thousands of migrants crossed into Ceuta. Brussels is now urging Spain to speed up returns and tighten border controls, exposing sharp divisions within the European Parliament.
Zorua headlines Pokémon GO October Community Day
Pokémon GO will feature Zorua on October 10, with increased wild spawns, special bonuses, and a paid research quest. The event brings new incentives and limited-time offers for players.
Greek far-right figure Ilias Kasidiaris released from prison and vows return
Ilias Kasidiaris, once a key figure in the banned Golden Dawn party, has left prison after serving part of his sentence for leading a criminal organization. He now aims to re-enter Greek politics despite legal barriers.
AI risk warnings spark calls to slow technology development
A leading AI developer warns that artificial intelligence could pose a real danger to humanity. Recent statements have triggered urgent calls to slow down AI progress. The debate now centers on how real these dangers are and what action is needed.
Patricio Guzmán dies in Paris at 85 after shaping political documentary
Patricio Guzmán, the acclaimed Chilean documentarian behind La batalla de Chile, has died in Paris at 85. His films chronicled the fall of Allende and Pinochet’s rise. The news triggered tributes from Chile’s leaders and cultural figures.
Real Madrid players reject Ceuta solidarity shirts before Elche match
Three Real Madrid players refused to wear shirts supporting Ceuta before the match against Elche, removing them in front of fans and cameras. Their decision drew attention amid ongoing tensions at the Spanish enclave’s border.
Roland DG launches Dimense Surface: textured wall coverings with a tactile edge
Roland DG has introduced Dimense Surface, a new line of wall coverings that use advanced printing to create textured, tactile finishes. The collection features exclusive patterns and aims to offer a more sustainable option for interior design.
Ceuta migrant crisis sparks political battle over unaccompanied minors
A surge of over 70,000 migrants into Ceuta in July has set off a political storm in Spain. The king calls the situation extraordinarily complex, while parties clash over what to do with unaccompanied minors and Morocco's role in their return.
Firefighters Injured as Tuéjar Wildfire Forces Evacuations in Valencia
Two firefighters suffered minor injuries as a wildfire near Tuéjar burned 690 hectares. Strong winds and low humidity fueled the spread. Authorities evacuated campsites and farms as emergency crews battled the flames.
Argentina schedules first friendlies after Messi exit
Argentina will play three home friendlies in late September and early October. The matches mark the start of a new era after Lionel Messi's departure. The official status of these games remains unclear.
Moroccan Pressure Fails to Sway European Parliament on Ceuta Crisis
The European Parliament faces direct lobbying from Morocco over the Ceuta border crisis. Spanish parties clash in Strasbourg as a key vote looms. The PSOE stands alone in defending Rabat’s role.
Used Car Buyers in Spain Face Hidden Risks as Fraud Remains Widespread
Nearly one in three Spaniards has encountered fraud when buying a used car. While price still drives the market, lack of reliable vehicle history and missing information are pushing buyers to demand more transparency.
Alex Saab admits money laundering and agrees to major US payout
Alex Saab, once a powerful figure in Venezuela, has pleaded guilty to money laundering in a Miami court. He will forfeit 195 million dollars to US authorities. The case exposes high-level corruption linked to Nicolás Maduro’s government.
Ten Fans Drive Overnight to Back Sporting in Andorra
After a bruising defeat and rising frustration, Sentimiento Rojiblanco sends ten members on a night drive to Andorra to support Sporting. Their journey highlights the resilience and rituals of Spanish football fandom.
Spain Cuts Thousands of EV Charging Points to Clean Up Its Network
Spain’s official electric vehicle charging network dropped by over 4,000 points after a major audit removed obsolete and non-compliant stations. The move marks a shift from chasing big numbers to building a network drivers can actually use.
Ride Alongside Valentino Rossi: Charity Auction Offers Fans a Lap at Barcelona Circuit
A single auction winner will ride alongside Valentino Rossi at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya this October. The experience, part of a major motorsport festival, will raise funds for children with neuromuscular diseases. All proceeds go directly to charity.
Thirteen Biscuter Microcars Turn Zamora into a Moving Museum
A fleet of thirteen Biscuter microcars rolled into Zamora for a unique gathering that blended automotive heritage, local cuisine, and the spirit of active aging. The event offered rare sights, personal stories, and a reminder that passion for the road knows no age.
Volvo to Oversee Lynk & Co Sales Across Europe
Starting in January 2027, Volvo Cars will handle sales and service for Lynk & Co vehicles throughout Europe. The move uses Volvo’s established network to help Geely’s younger brand reach more buyers.
Drivers in Melilla Face the Highest Car Insurance Bills in Spain
Car and motorcycle insurance in Melilla now costs up to 400 euros more per year than in most of Spain. High accident rates and intentional damage drive up premiums, leaving local drivers with the steepest bills in the country.
Dacia Sandero Stepway hybrid 155: Spain’s most affordable hybrid hits the road
Dacia’s Sandero Stepway hybrid 155 arrives as the most accessible hybrid in its class, built in Spain and priced to undercut rivals. The model promises low fuel consumption and practical tech, aiming to keep its lead in the Spanish market.
Volvo XC60 2027: 200 km electric range and a new look
The 2027 Volvo XC60 plug-in hybrid arrives with a 200 km electric range and a major design update. The model stays in the lineup as Volvo adjusts its electrification plans, with prices close to the previous generation.
Geely E2 launches in Spain with low price and top safety ratings
Geely E2 arrives in Spain starting at 13,990 euros, offering five-star Euro NCAP safety. The Madrid launch targets established brands and aims to make electric cars more accessible.
Bubble Car and Motocarro Draw Crowds at Pontevedra Classic Rally
Seventy vintage vehicles from Spain and Portugal will take over Pontevedra’s Praza de España this Sunday. Among the highlights are a 1957 Messerschmitt bubble car and a classic Isocarro, both offering a glimpse into the quirks of European motoring heritage.
How the Jeep Station Wagon Changed Family Off-Road Driving
Eighty years ago, the Jeep Station Wagon broke new ground by combining military-grade toughness with family practicality. Its all-steel body and four-wheel drive set new expectations for off-road vehicles and paved the way for the SUV.
Internal Split Rocks Spain's Judicial Council Over Alleged Political Influence
A senior member of Spain's Judicial Council has accused colleagues of putting government interests ahead of judicial independence, exposing deep divisions and raising concerns about political interference in the justice system.
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