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Vehicle Thefts and Assaults Surge in Castilla-La Mancha
Castilla-La Mancha has recorded a 7 percent jump in crime for the first half of 2026. Vehicle thefts and violent assaults are driving the spike, with Albacete and Toledo seeing the steepest increases.
Florentino Pérez visits Ceuta after Real Madrid shirt dispute
Florentino Pérez is traveling to Ceuta just days after Real Madrid players declined to fully display shirts supporting the city. The visit comes as the club faces questions about its relationship with Ceuta and its response to the recent controversy.
San Sebastián Film Festival opens with Brad Pitt and Naomi Watts in the spotlight
San Sebastián’s 74th film festival launches with Brad Pitt’s new film and Naomi Watts receiving overdue recognition. Major directors like Mike Leigh and Fatih Akin join the race for the Concha de Oro. Spanish cinema faces new dynamics after Cannes.
Ignatius Farray brings his unfiltered comedy to Baluarte in Pamplona
Ignatius Farray headlines MUAK Navarra 2026 tonight in Pamplona. His show promises a provocative style and limited seats remain. The event highlights his two decades shaping Spanish stand-up.
Supervivientes All Stars moves contestants after Garífuna protests erupt
Supervivientes All Stars 3 faces a sudden shift as Mediaset España quietly relocates contestants following Garífuna protests in Cayos Cochinos. The network adopts a cautious approach, withholding details and prioritizing safety over spectacle.
Shakira brings month-long tour and fashion showcase to Madrid
Shakira will spend a month in Madrid for her tour. The city hosts twelve concerts and the Spanish launch of her haircare brand. Fashion, music, and business converge in a unique event.
Shakira breaks records with Madrid concert run
Shakira returns to the stage in Madrid with twelve concerts, drawing unprecedented crowds and setting new sales records for a Latin artist. The residency marks a high point in her career and a major event for Spain's live music scene.
Sabrina González-Pasterski: physics, AI, and the search for new connections
Sabrina González-Pasterski, an American physicist with Cuban heritage, is rethinking how artificial intelligence might help tackle some of physics’ toughest questions. Her work on gravitational memory and celestial holography is drawing attention from researchers around the world.
Critical weather decision shaped the fate of D Day in new film
The film 'Tiempo de victoria' reveals how a single weather forecast nearly changed the date of D Day. The suspenseful drama shows the immense pressure on Allied leaders and the pivotal role of meteorologists in World War II.
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B'Tselem director warns of deepening impunity in Gaza and West Bank
Yuli Novak, head of B'Tselem, accuses Israel of pursuing a systematic policy of elimination in Gaza and the West Bank. She warns that international inaction fuels impunity. The NGO faces growing threats as the government hardens its stance.
Blood test trends can flag cancer risk before symptoms appear
Routine blood tests may reveal cancer risk earlier than previously thought. Oxford researchers found that tracking changes over time, not just single abnormal results, can give doctors a better warning. This could help primary care spot cancer sooner and avoid unnecessary tests.
Villarreal claims first win as Málaga falters at home
Villarreal snapped their winless run with a convincing 3-1 win over Málaga, who looked outmatched in their new division. The match highlighted the gulf in quality and left Málaga facing tough questions about their readiness.
Morocco shifts focus to Israel and US as ties with Spain cool
Morocco, Israel, and the US have agreed to deepen diplomatic and security cooperation, moving forward with embassies and direct flights. The deal comes as Morocco's relationship with Spain grows more tense, with Western Sahara still at the center of regional politics.
Bournemouth upsets Real Sociedad in European debut as Petrovic shines
AFC Bournemouth marked their first European match with a 2-1 win over Real Sociedad in San Sebastián, thanks to a strong first half and a standout performance from goalkeeper Djordje Petrovic.
Mbappé eyes Madrid derby as his Real chapter begins
Kylian Mbappé is set for his first major Madrid derby, looking to prove himself at Real Madrid. The French striker is focused on trophies and adapting to life in Spain, with the Atlético match shaping up as an early test in a crucial season.
Melilla Day ceremony erupts as minister faces boos and Feijóo wins applause
Tensions flared at Melilla’s official celebration as Minister Elma Saiz was loudly booed while PP leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo received applause. The city’s president accused Madrid of inaction and demanded the return of undocumented migrants.
Ed Sheeran's US tour in turmoil after Macklemore dropped from lineup
Ed Sheeran's US tour is facing backlash after Macklemore was removed from the bill, a move tied to Robert Kraft and his venues. The decision has sparked debate about artistic freedom and the influence of business interests in music.
Madrid Government Discloses Details of Chamberí Attic Lease for Officials
The Community of Madrid has confirmed it acquired an attic in Chamberí for official use. The lease runs for ten years, with no rent due for the first 15 months. Payments begin in late 2027.
Venezuelan Opposition Protests Arrest of Exiled Former Mayor After Return
Javier Oropeza, ex-mayor of Torres, was arrested in Barquisimeto just after returning from exile in Spain. The move comes as US-backed talks on political transition begin. Opposition leaders demand his immediate release.
Thyssen Bornemisza receives record art donation and plans new Madrid venue
The Museo Nacional Thyssen Bornemisza secures over 180 contemporary works valued at €16 million. Madrid will gain a new public art venue in the former Palacio del Hielo y del Automóvil by 2031.
Four female students killed at Universidad Autónoma de Morelos in seven months
A Spanish student was killed while studying at Universidad Autónoma de Morelos. She is the fourth female student murdered there in seven months. The case has reignited urgent debate over gender violence and impunity in Mexico.
Spanish soldiers in Ceuta face surge in violent attacks
A wave of violent assaults has left Spanish soldiers in Ceuta injured and hospitalised. The Ministry of Defence confirms several cases, prompting a shift to individual armament for all patrols as security concerns mount.
Real Betis pulls level with Real Madrid after narrow win over Getafe
Real Betis edged Getafe 1-0 in Madrid, with Abde Ezzalzouli scoring after a VAR check confirmed no handball. Betis now sits even with Real Madrid in second place, just behind Barcelona.
Ceuta stalls as Madrid pushes for urgent transfer of migrant minors
Spain’s Youth and Children Minister is pressing Ceuta to authorize the immediate relocation of unaccompanied migrant minors to the mainland. Madrid says support is ready, but Ceuta has yet to respond.
Child vaccination rates fall in Spain and EU after pandemic disruption
Vaccination rates for children have declined in most EU countries since 2019. Spain now reports lower coverage for five out of seven major vaccines. The trend reverses decades of progress and raises new concerns for public health.
Real Madrid players draw criticism over Ceuta solidarity shirts
A leaked tunnel video shows Vinicius Jr., Mbappé, and Konaté hesitating to wear Ceuta support shirts before the Real Madrid vs. Elche match, fueling debate over their actions and the politics behind the gesture.
Indra leadership faces major shakeup as Ángel Simón prepares new strategy
Ángel Simón is set to overhaul Indra’s leadership team. Trusted figures from the previous era may exit as a new strategic plan takes shape. The company’s future direction will be revealed in November.
US grants Iranian president Pezeshkian entry for UN Assembly in New York
The US has approved visas for Iran’s president Masoud Pezeshkian and his team to attend the UN General Assembly in New York. The visit comes during a period of heightened conflict between Washington and Tehran. The Iranian delegation will be smaller than in previous years, and their movements in New York remain tightly controlled.
Abde's late strike lifts Betis past Getafe in La Cartuja
Abde's goal in the final minutes gave Betis a 1-0 win over Getafe, moving them to third in LaLiga. The match was defined by disciplined defending and key saves.
Childhood vaccination rates stall in Europe as warning signs emerge
A major study finds childhood vaccination rates in Europe have stopped rising and are now declining in many countries. Spain maintains high coverage but recent drops raise concerns about future outbreaks and public health risks.
Toxic alcohol kills dozens in southern Nigeria
Nearly 50 people have died and over 120 more have fallen ill after consuming adulterated alcohol in Ondo, Nigeria. Health officials are racing to trace the source as the number of victims continues to rise.
Israel and Morocco move to reopen embassies after diplomatic breakthrough
Israel and Morocco have agreed to reopen embassies and boost economic cooperation. The deal revives diplomatic ties frozen since 2000. US support and recognition of Moroccan sovereignty over Western Sahara play a key role.
Villarreal ends winless run with comeback victory in Málaga
Villarreal came from behind to beat Málaga 3-1, snapping their winless streak and leaving Málaga still searching for a first top-flight win since promotion.
Miguel Poveda Brings Lorca's Voice to Life on El perro andaluz
Miguel Poveda steps into the world of Federico García Lorca on El perro andaluz, joined by Manu Sánchez and María Galiana. The episode promises a blend of music, literature, and sharp political analysis, with Lorca’s poetry at its heart.
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