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Driver dies after car swept away by flash flood in Olivella
A man died after his car was carried off by floodwaters in Olivella, Barcelona. Emergency crews searched through the night. Authorities warn that more storms are expected and risks remain high.
Seville Wakes to Clouds Before Weekend Heat Intensifies
Seville starts the day under thick clouds and a mild breeze, but the sun is expected to break through by midday. With highs of 33°C and a slight chance of storms later, the weekend will bring even hotter, sunnier weather.
US military bases in the Middle East hit hard by Iranian strikes
New images reveal heavy damage at US bases in the Middle East after Iranian attacks. Billions in equipment have been lost, exposing major weaknesses and fueling calls in Washington to end the conflict.
Spanish children choose water and cocoa milk over sugary drinks
A major study finds Spanish children and teens mostly drink water and milk, not sodas. Cocoa-flavored milk is popular, but sugary drinks remain rare. The findings highlight key trends in school hydration.
Albacete under orange alert as storms and heavy rain move in
Albacete is on orange alert for intense rain and storms, with meteorologists warning of a sudden drop in temperatures and unsettled weather. The risk extends to nearby towns, and residents are advised to prepare for possible disruptions.
Judge investigates organizers behind mass Ceuta border crossing
Spain’s Audiencia Nacional is investigating who coordinated the July mass entry into Ceuta. Judge María Tardón has ordered biometric and financial analysis to identify those responsible. Authorities are under pressure to clarify the scale and planning behind the event.
PP blocks transfer of migrant minors from Ceuta to mainland Spain
The PP has firmly rejected moving unaccompanied minors from Ceuta to the mainland. This stance, now aligned with Vox, leaves the government with limited options to ease the crisis in the city.
Von der Leyen pushes for European security plan without US involvement
Ursula von der Leyen has unveiled a European security initiative that leaves out the US. The plan responds to growing uncertainty over Washington’s commitment to Europe’s defense and signals a shift in EU strategy.
Spanish universities suspend exchanges with Morelos after student killed
The killing of Claudia Tacoronte in Morelos has led Spanish universities to urgently review their exchange policies. Some have suspended student mobility with the region, exposing gaps in risk communication and institutional awareness.
Baleares Drivers Face Spain's Highest Traffic Stress
Baleares tops Spain for driver stress linked to traffic jams, with 40 percent citing congestion as a major source of tension. New data reveals the islands' unique reliance on private cars and the mounting costs of daily commutes.
Emergency teams search for missing woman swept away in Olivella floods
A woman disappeared after being swept away by floodwaters in Olivella during severe storms in Catalonia. Emergency services launched a major search using drones and firefighters. The storm caused widespread transport and power disruptions across Barcelona.
La bola negra launches the largest Oscar campaign in Spanish film history
La bola negra will represent Spain at the Oscars, with Netflix investing heavily in its North American campaign. The film has already impressed critics and festival audiences, and its promotional push is unlike anything seen before in Spanish cinema.
Beck revisits nineties masculinity and vulnerability on Ride Lonesome
After seven years, Beck returns with Ride Lonesome, recorded in Paris. The album brings back his melancholic sound and looks at how the nineties music scene treated vulnerability. Beck reflects on his career and shifting attitudes.
Heavy rain suspends Levante vs Athletic in Valencia
Torrential rain left the Ciudad de Valencia stadium unplayable, forcing Levante UD and Athletic Club to call off their match. LaLiga will set a new date soon.
Macklemore donates Ed Sheeran tour earnings to Palestinian aid groups
Macklemore will donate one million dollars from his Ed Sheeran tour earnings to six organizations supporting Palestinians. His departure from the tour followed a dispute with stadium owner Robert Kraft. Other opening acts also left.
Madrid Health Chief Blames Doctor Amid Hospital Waitlist Scandal
A Madrid health official has accused a doctor of manipulating patient lists after reports surfaced of irregular changes at Ramón y Cajal Hospital. Journalists have presented evidence of altered surgery priorities, but the hospital and authorities have not responded.
Chinese Firms Take Over Key Spanish Car Factories
Chinese companies now control or partner in six major Spanish automotive plants. The latest change puts VW’s Sagunto battery factory under Gotion’s management after a Korean partner pulled out.
Robert Kraft pledges $2 million for Gaza after Macklemore challenge
Robert Kraft will donate $2 million to Gaza after barring Macklemore from Ed Sheeran’s tour over pro-Palestinian remarks. Macklemore has also pledged €1 million. Several artists have now left the tour.
Trump threatens tariffs over EU-Canada partnership talks
Donald Trump has warned he may impose steep tariffs or halt trade with Europe if the EU advances its partnership with Canada. The threat follows a proposal to make Canada the first associated member of the EU. Tensions rise as leaders weigh the consequences.
EU targets social media and AI with new security push
Ursula von der Leyen has set out a new EU agenda focused on protecting minors online, regulating advanced AI, and forging a security partnership with Canada. The proposals signal a shift in European digital and defense priorities.
Fifteen Murcia towns suspend classes and close day centres after rain alert
Education in fifteen Murcia municipalities will be halted until 3 p.m. tomorrow. Social and day centres for seniors and people with disabilities will also close. The decision follows an orange alert for heavy rainfall and aims to limit movement in affected areas.
Civil Protection issues emergency alerts as torrential rain hits Catalonia
Severe storms triggered ES-Alert warnings across Catalonia. A woman is missing in Olivella after being swept away by floodwaters. Schools in 15 Murcia municipalities are closed due to extreme rainfall risks.
Bonoloto publishes new numbers and payout details for September 16 draw
The Bonoloto draw on September 16, 2026, introduced a new set of winning numbers and clarified how prizes are distributed. The official results outline what players can expect from the latest changes.
Tesla changes the face of car repairs with new materials
Modern cars are no longer just sheet metal. New data shows how brands like Tesla are changing vehicle safety and repair with advanced materials, forcing everyone to reconsider what happens after a crash.
Von der Leyen proposes Canada as first EU associate member amid US threats
Ursula von der Leyen has suggested making Canada the first associate member of the EU. The move sparked immediate threats of tariffs from Donald Trump. The proposal signals a new phase in transatlantic relations.
Domestic air travel in Spain rises as AVE disruption shifts demand
Spain’s domestic air traffic is climbing again. AVE high-speed rail disruptions and Ryanair’s retreat have shifted passengers to airlines. Vueling now dominates national routes, while regional airports feel the impact.
Amnesty International names 87 officials linked to Iran protest deaths
Amnesty International has identified 87 people connected to killings during protests in Iran, following the death of Mahsa Amini in police custody. The case remains under close human rights scrutiny.
Congress blocks government lobby law after key vote
Spain’s Congress has voted down the government’s proposed lobby law. The measure failed after PP, Vox, and Junts opposed it, stopping plans for a mandatory register of interest groups.
Invisible giants drive life on Earth and shape human health
Microorganisms make up most of the planet’s biomass and are essential to human health, food, and the environment. Despite their reputation, only a tiny fraction are harmful. Their influence is far greater than most people realize.
Anthropic opens Madrid office, urges early AI regulation
Anthropic has opened its Madrid office, betting on Spain's fast-growing AI market and calling for regulation before risks escalate. The move highlights Spain's rising profile in Europe's AI sector.
Kennedy Center closes amid Trump naming dispute and court order
The Kennedy Center in Washington has closed after President Trump ordered a shutdown, following a court decision blocking efforts to rename the building after him. The closure is tied to stalled renovations and ongoing security concerns.
Spain left without lobby law as Congress rejects government decree
Spain remains the only major EU country without lobby regulation after Congress votes down the government’s decree. The decision erases new rules for interest groups and widens the gap with France, Germany, and the UK.
Yahoo privacy controls put user data choices in the spotlight
Yahoo has introduced updated privacy controls for its sites and apps. Users now face clear choices on cookies and personal data use. The changes affect analytics, advertising, and content personalization.
Barcelona hit by flash floods, power cuts, and road closures after sudden storm
Barcelona and nearby areas are under orange alert after intense rain caused flash flood warnings, power outages, and major road closures. Authorities urge residents to stay home and follow emergency instructions as the risk of flooding remains high.
Madrid Moves Ahead with Thyssen Expansion at Palacio de Hielo
Spain’s government and Francesca Thyssen-Bornemisza have agreed to a major expansion of the Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza. The project includes a €90 million renovation of the Palacio de Hielo to house contemporary art, but key heritage spaces remain at risk.
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