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Palestine returns to the cultural front line
Artists have pushed Palestine back into public view. Macklemore and Susan Sarandon are among the figures facing consequences. Festivals and theatres now carry the dispute.
UK minister says Argentina cannot retake Falklands
Britain says Argentina lacks the military capacity to seize the Falkland Islands and that the UK can defend them. The warning came after Javier Milei renewed his sovereignty claim at the UN and called for negotiations over the islands.
La bola negra wins San Sebastián public prize
La bola negra has won San Sebastián's top audience prize in Perlak. The Javis' film scored 9.4 from viewers and secured a €50,000 award for its distributor.
George Russell takes pole as Carlos Sainz starts ninth in Baku
George Russell secured Mercedes' fifth pole of the season in Baku. Carlos Sainz reached Q3 for the first time in 2026, but a yellow-flag investigation could still change his starting place.
Codorníu weighs asset sales after record profit
Raventós Codorníu has posted its highest net profit while reviewing possible asset sales. Carlyle is still considering offers for a majority or minority stake.
Werner Herzog takes the spotlight at San Sebastián
San Sebastián has opened its 74th edition with Fatih Akin’s Geister. Werner Herzog received the festival’s Donostia Award as an international line-up prepared to take the red carpet.
Milei Replaces Olivos Civil Staff With Military After Economic Data Sparks Tensions
Javier Milei has ordered military personnel to take over management of the Olivos presidential residence, following the release of troubling economic data and a public attack on the press. The move has fueled concerns about his leadership and Argentina's political climate.
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.
Private fossil auctions block scientific access to key prehistoric finds
A Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton sold for over 50 million dollars. Most T. rex fossils are now in private hands. Scientists warn that crucial evolutionary evidence is slipping beyond reach.
Real Madrid faces injury test in Elche as LaLiga race heats up
Real Madrid heads to Elche missing several regulars, hoping to keep pace with Barcelona in LaLiga. Broadcast times differ across Mexico, Latin America, and the USA.
Growing pistachios at home demands patience and the right climate
Home pistachio cultivation is possible but far from instant. The trees require years of waiting, careful climate checks, and precise pollination. Even with perfect conditions, the first real harvest may not arrive for half a decade.
Asturian fossil is largest Ichthyosaurus anningae found outside the UK
A two-metre marine reptile fossil found in Asturias has been identified as Ichthyosaurus anningae. This is the first time the species is confirmed outside the United Kingdom. The find redefines the Jurassic landscape of northern Spain.
Six arrested in Madrid after brutal gang attack leaves man in intensive care
Six men aged 20 to 27 have been detained in Madrid after a violent stabbing left a 33-year-old Dominican man in intensive care for two months. Police seized weapons, drugs, and gang materials during coordinated raids. The case exposes the ongoing threat of violent youth gangs in the capital.
Arturo Pérez-Reverte Watches Europe Fade, Without Illusions
At 74, Arturo Pérez-Reverte calls witnessing Europe's decline a privilege. The acclaimed author prepares to release new novels while reflecting on the erosion of the world he once knew.
Taylor Fritz knocked out of US Open after losing two-set lead
Taylor Fritz lost a two-set lead and crashed out of the US Open. Francisco Cerundolo came back to reach the fourth round. Several top seeds have already been eliminated in New York.
Madrid Emerges as European Launchpad for Latin American Fashion
Madrid is fast becoming the European base for Latin American fashion. Colombian designers and brands are opening flagship stores and joining major events. The city’s luxury districts now serve as a gateway for Latin American design.
Spain Faces Rising Support for Hardline Attitudes on Migration
A shift toward harsher views on migration is gaining ground in Spain. Political leaders and citizens increasingly question empathy-based policies. The debate now centers on whether altruism can counter this trend.
Boca Secures Dramatic Win Over Lanús With Last-Minute Goal
Boca returned to La Bombonera and clinched a crucial victory against Lanús. Álvaro Montero’s late save and Tomás Belmonte’s stoppage-time goal proved decisive. The match highlighted both individual brilliance and team struggles.
Lanús Challenges Boca in La Bombonera as Clausura Heats Up
Lanús started strong against Boca at La Bombonera, creating early chances and unsettling the home side. Boca, returning after pitch renovations, seeks a crucial win to climb the standings.
Francisco Comesaña Advances to Winston Salem Second Round After Defeating Wu
Francisco Comesaña from Mar del Plata beat Yibing Wu in straight sets at the ATP 250 in Winston Salem. The win moves him into the second round, joining three other Argentines in the main draw. The tournament serves as preparation for the US Open.
Demand Surges in Motril for Christmas Lottery Number Linked to World Cup
The Christmas Lottery number 19726, matching Spain's World Cup final date, is nearly sold out nationwide. Only Motril still has tickets, thanks to a water polo club. Requests are flooding in from across Spain.
Rafa Jódar Stuns Shapovalov After Shoe Drama at Cincinnati Masters
Rafa Jódar overcame a 1-5 deficit and two match points against Denis Shapovalov in Cincinnati. The match was interrupted twice due to Jódar’s shoe issues, fueling controversy on court.
Boca Juniors Face Platense in High-Stakes Torneo Clausura Clash
Boca Juniors travel to Vicente López to take on Platense in a crucial Torneo Clausura fixture. Both sides need a win to stay in contention. Martín Palermo aims to end his winless run as coach against Boca.
Martín Landaluce Advances in Cincinnati as Tirante Defeats Djokovic
Martín Landaluce breaks his losing streak at the Masters 1,000 in Cincinnati. Thiago Agustín Tirante eliminates Novak Djokovic after a tough match. Several Spanish and international players faced decisive moments.
From Jobless Coach to World Champion: Luis de la Fuente’s Unlikely Rise
Luis de la Fuente once scanned newspapers for coaching jobs in Getxo. Thirteen years later, he led Spain to its second World Cup title. His journey from unemployment to the pinnacle of world football reveals the power of persistence and adaptation.
Boca Juniors Secures Crucial Win Against Recoleta Amid Pitch Problems
Boca Juniors overcame an early deficit and pitch issues to defeat Recoleta. Sebastián Villa delivered two vital assists after halftime. The match was moved to Huracán due to La Bombonera's poor condition.
Minister Puente Condemns King's Photo with Javier Negre as 'Ignominy'
Transport Minister Óscar Puente has sharply criticized King Felipe VI for appearing in a photo with Javier Negre. The incident, which took place in Colombia, has sparked debate over the monarch's public associations and the role of controversial media figures.
Arruabarrena Makes Key Change in Boca Lineup for Vélez Clash
Boca Juniors will face Vélez with nearly the same squad that beat Estudiantes. Coach Arruabarrena introduces a single change in central defense. The match could impact the standings in the Torneo Clausura.
Argentine Bricklayer Finds 10 Job Offers in Spain Within 48 Hours
Matías Armani, a 48-year-old Argentine bricklayer, received ten job offers just two days after arriving in Spain. His experience underscores the urgent demand for experienced tradespeople in the Spanish construction sector, where younger workers remain scarce.
Desert Sand Transformed: DuneCrete Cuts Cement Use by Half
A Dubai-based company has developed DuneCrete, a new building material that uses desert sand once considered unsuitable for construction. The innovation promises up to 50% less cement and carbon, offering a sustainable alternative for architectural projects in harsh climates.
Messi Donates €80,000 for Sierra Oeste Recovery After Madrid Wildfire
Lionel Messi has contributed €80,000 to help rebuild Sierra Oeste after a major wildfire. Madrid's regional government confirmed the donation. Over 27,000 hectares and hundreds of homes were affected.
Cayetana Álvarez de Toledo Criticises Political Polarisation and Calls for Reform
Cayetana Álvarez de Toledo voices concern over Spain’s political climate. She questions the Ayuso penthouse case and defends judicial independence. The PP deputy urges a moral and political renewal.
Man Quits Fiat Factory Job to Build Mud House for Family in Rural Córdoba
Fifteen days after resigning from his job at a Fiat factory, Mauricio, 37, is building a mud house on a remote plot in La Paz, Córdoba. With no water or electricity, he prepares a new life for his wife and three children, determined to escape the pace of city living.
Gimnasia Holds River in High-Intensity Draw at La Plata
Gimnasia and River played a fiercely contested first half at Estadio Juan Carmelo Zerillo. Both sides sought their first points in the Torneo Clausura 2026. Gimnasia’s defensive structure challenged River’s possession game.
PP Criticizes Pedro Sánchez for 'Insulting Triumphalism' Amid Political Tensions
The Partido Popular has sharply criticized Pedro Sánchez's latest political assessment, calling it disconnected from reality. While Feijóo visits Peru for Keiko Fujimori's inauguration, PP leaders intensify their rhetoric ahead of Spain's next general elections.
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