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Government targets faster migrant returns to Morocco
Spain is preparing emergency rules to speed returns to Morocco. The plan could shorten appeals and change how asylum claims affect expulsions as authorities handle thousands of arrivals from Ceuta.
Mitsubishi L200 returns to Europe with a bold new diesel pickup
Mitsubishi is bringing back the L200 pickup to Europe after a five-year absence. The new model features a robust design, a powerful diesel engine, and a reinforced chassis aimed at both utility and off-road performance.
Senate pressed to ratify Spain-France friendship treaty
The Government wants the Senate to clear the treaty before Emmanuel Macron visits Madrid. The PP blocked the agreement, but Spain's Constitutional Court has now confirmed that it complies with the Constitution.
Europe faces electric car crisis as China dominates design and production
Europe’s electric car industry is losing ground to China, with design and manufacturing slipping out of European hands. Political proposals and infrastructure gaps reveal a sector under pressure and a continent at a crossroads.
Seville residents lose sleep as car parties take over La Oliva
For four years, families in La Oliva have endured sleepless nights as car-based parties with blaring music invade their streets. With police rarely intervening, residents face mounting health issues and a sense of abandonment.
Spain Faces a Sharper Debt Bill as Bond Yields Surge
Spain's 10-year bond yield has climbed above 4%, reaching its highest level since 2013. The rise will make it more expensive for the Treasury to replace older, cheaper debt.
PP Pushes Senate Law Covering Every Irregular Border Entry
The PP will take a new border bill to the Senate next week. Alicia García wants returns to cover people who enter Spain by swimming. Ceuta remains at the centre of the dispute.
Baqueira death case turns on an €80,000 bail
The first autopsy pointed to a heart attack. Belén L. is now free on €80,000 bail while the Vielha court examines a possible homicide linked to Josep Juanpere's death in Baqueira.
Maserati eyes electric revival with Chinese partnership
Maserati is in talks with Huawei and JAC to build two new electric cars. The Italian brand wants to turn around falling sales by tapping Chinese tech and production. No official deal yet.
Investors demand crisis-era returns on Western government debt
The 10-year US Treasury yield has moved above 5%, while European debt has crossed key thresholds. Fiscal pressure, inflation and geopolitical risks are pushing investors to demand more from governments.
Belén Esteban faces family split live on TV after year of silence
After a year away, Belén Esteban returned to television and reignited family tensions. Her live confrontation with Beatriz Trapote turned private disputes into public drama.
Guitarricadelafuente steps into the spotlight with La bola negra
Guitarricadelafuente, known for his distinctive sound, now leads the cast of La bola negra. The film, directed by Los Javis, marks his unexpected transition from music to acting and places him at the center of one of Spain’s most anticipated cinematic releases.
Meta puts US$1.299,99 VR glasses at the top of its AI hardware range
Meta presented a wider hardware range at its annual event in Menlo Park. It includes camera-free Ray-Ban glasses, a pocket AI accessory and a US$1.299,99 VR model due in spring 2027.
DNA returns 25 victims from Cuelgamuros to their families
DNA testing has identified 25 victims in the Cuelgamuros crypts. Their remains are returning to families after decades without answers, while researchers continue work on 602 bodies from 21 locations.
Cuelgamuros exhumations reveal unexpected majority of Francoist requests
More than half of exhumation requests at Cuelgamuros come from families of Francoist soldiers, challenging assumptions about Spain’s Civil War memory. A small forensic team works under pressure to identify remains amid delays and controversy.
Explosion Injures Three in Athens Old Town
A blast hit a three-storey building in Athens' Plaka district. Three people were injured outside the property, while five others may be trapped under the rubble.
Supervivientes All Stars 2026 rocked by expulsion and fierce nominations
Supervivientes All Stars 2026 turned up the heat with Laura Cuevas sent home and five contestants facing the threat of elimination. Medical exits, immunity surprises, and brutal challenges pushed everyone to the edge in Honduras.
Madrid Eviction Turns Maricarmen Abascal Into Housing Crisis Symbol
An 87-year-old pensioner with a 50% disability was evicted from her Madrid home on September 23, 2026, after more than seven decades there. The case has intensified Spain’s national debate over rents, housing access and protections for long-term tenants.
Iván Redondo breaks silence on power politics and Moncloa exit
Iván Redondo, once the strategic mind behind Spain’s prime minister, faces tough questions on TVE’s 'Plano General'. He discusses corruption, his relationship with Pedro Sánchez, and the health crisis that forced his departure from Moncloa.
Trump rules out Bessent as White House AI chief
Donald Trump has rejected reports linking Scott Bessent to the new AI leadership post. The Treasury secretary will remain in his current position as global regulation debates intensify.
Dani keeps Spain’s cheapest supermarket crown in 2026
Dani leads Spain’s cheapest supermarkets again. Families could save €1,310 a year by choosing carefully, while Madrid has the widest gap between stores.
La bola negra overtakes Nolan before its opening
La bola negra has broken pre-sale records before its Friday opening. Madrid cinemas are adding sessions as audiences turn the premiere into a shared event.
Harvest Moon to Shine Brightest Near Autumn Equinox in 2026
On September 26 2026 the Harvest Moon will rise closest to the autumn equinox offering Spanish farmers crucial extra hours of light to gather crops before cold and rain set in. This rare alignment brings both practical benefits and a striking celestial display.
Helena Guardans to lead Barcelona's Liceu
Helena Guardans will lead the Liceu for five years. Her appointment follows a record sponsorship season and comes ahead of the Liceu Mar project.
Josep Juanpere Partner Ordered to Prison With Bail Option
A Vielha judge has ordered Josep Juanpere's partner to prison, with release possible on 80,000 euros bail. She faces a homicide investigation after the architect died at his Baqueira home in December.
Body of a Woman Discovered on Vilassar de Mar Beach
A woman's lifeless body was found Thursday morning on the sand of Vilassar de Mar, prompting a police investigation. The discovery was made after beachgoers alerted authorities to the presence of a person on one of the town's busiest beaches.
Helena Guardans takes over as Liceu president
Helena Guardans now leads Barcelona's Gran Teatre del Liceu. She brings fundraising experience and a long record of building ties between businesses and institutions.
Canary Islands shoppers face a €2,167 supermarket gap
A supermarket choice in Las Palmas can change a household's annual bill by up to €2,167. OCU ranks Carrefour as the cheapest option in several Canary Islands cities, while grocery prices remain far above their level five years ago.
Queen Letizia meets over a thousand students in Talavera de la Reina
Queen Letizia’s first visit to Talavera de la Reina turned into a landmark day for the city’s IES Ribera del Tajo. More than a thousand students took part in a meticulously planned group photo and witnessed candid moments with Spain’s queen.
Anadolu Efes lose grip in Barcelona, fall after late collapse
Anadolu Efes built a 15-point lead in Barcelona but let it slip, losing 89-82 after a rough finish. Missed shots and shaky teamwork opened the door for Barcelona to steal the win in the closing minutes.
Barcelona overcomes Anadolu Efes in a fierce EuroLeague opener
Barcelona fought back to beat Anadolu Efes 89-82 in the first week of the 2026-27 EuroLeague. The Turkish team started strong, but Barcelona took over late at Palau Blaugrana.
Lleida approves new ban on covering the face in public
Lleida's city council has approved a ban on fully covering the face in public spaces. The rule covers the burka and nicab without naming either garment, with fines of up to 750 euros.
Urbagestión offers Maricarmen a route back home after eviction
Urbagestión has proposed a route for Maricarmen to return to her Madrid home through the Reviva programme. The 87-year-old was evicted on September 23 after living there for 70 years. The company denies seeking an excessive rent.
Omoda and Jaecoo may return to China after Spanish sales surge
Omoda and Jaecoo, two brands created by Chery for global markets, are now being considered for launch in China after achieving over 25,000 registrations in Spain by August 2026. The move could reshape the competitive landscape for Chinese automakers.
Queen Letizia puts Spain's vocational model in focus
Queen Letizia opened Spain's 2026/2027 vocational training year at I.E.S. Ribera del Tajo in Talavera de la Reina. Her visit focused on a regional model that links advanced vocational study with university degrees.
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