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508 newsStorm Alert: Giant Waves up to 12 Meters Threaten the Balearic Islands and Catalonia
Storm Winds and Giant Waves Batter Spain’s Mediterranean Coast. A powerful storm has struck eastern Spain, with winds and waves threatening the Balearic Islands and Catalonia. Authorities warn coastal areas of heightened risks.
How biomethane is reshaping Spain’s energy landscape – The green revolution begins
Biomethane in Spain: A Path to Lower Emissions and Circular Economy Growth. Spain is betting on biomethane to cut CO₂ emissions. This gas can partially replace natural gas and support the circular economy. Discover how biomethane is shaping Spain’s energy and environmental future.
Archaeologists discover rare Roman-era relic — a sensational find for the Balearic Islands
Unique 3rd-Century Wooden Figurine of Hercules Discovered in Central Ibiza. A rare wooden statue of Hercules has been found in Ibiza, shedding new light on the island's Roman past. Scholars are already calling the discovery sensational.
Palma emerges as the hub of investment and innovation talks at the Forbes Illes Balears Tourism Summit 2025
Balearic Authorities and Business Leaders Launch Next-Generation Tourism Strategy. Balearic authorities and tourism industry leaders have unveiled a regional development plan focused on investments, sustainability, and new quality standards. Experts believe the islands are set to become a role model for all of Europe.
Iberia data breach: what happened and how is the company responding?
Iberia Cyberattack: Customer Data Compromised by Hackers. Iberia suffered a breach of customer personal data. The company has reinforced security and notified those affected. Find out what measures were taken and what steps customers should follow.
50 years after Franco — a new judicial crisis shakes the country
Spanish Society Divided After Supreme Court Verdict in Attorney General Case. Spain’s Supreme Court has convicted the Attorney General for the first time, sparking fierce debate and deepening political divides. Society and the elite clash over the independence of the judiciary.
Long Weekends and Festivities 2026 — The Perfect Dates for Holidays in Mallorca and Ibiza
Balearic Islands 2026 Holiday Calendar: All Public Holidays and Days Off. Plan your 2026 vacation now. Discover all public holidays in the Balearic Islands. Get ready for long weekends and perfect travel opportunities.
Surges, setbacks, and unexpected outcomes—why is Spain’s housing market locking out millions from buying or renting?
Two Years of Isabel Rodríguez: How Spain's Housing Market Has Changed Under the New Policy. Two years ago, Isabel Rodríguez became head of Spain's housing ministry. Since then, the situation has only grown more tense. Young people and families are now at an impasse. Why the promises failed and what lies ahead for Spaniards—find out in our report.
Tragedy in the Balearic Islands: Man Dies After Car Plunges Into the Sea
Driver Dies After Car Plunges Into Water at Ciutadella Port in Menorca. A car fell into the water at Ciutadella port in Menorca on Monday evening. Despite efforts from rescue workers and medics, the driver could not be saved.
Mediterranean Drama: Search Intensifies for Missing Migrants off Balearic Coast
Eighteen Migrants Missing Off Cabrera Coast After Boat Capsizes. Five people rescued after drifting off Cabrera for hours. The fate of the remaining passengers is unknown. Police and rescue teams are searching for those missing at sea.
Eight regions on alert — snow and freezing temperatures disrupt daily life across Spain
Snowstorm Paralyzes Northern Spain: Motorways at Risk Amid Heavy Precipitation. Northern regions of Spain have been hit by heavy snowfall. Roads are blanketed in snow, and temperatures have dropped sharply. Authorities are warning of hazardous weather conditions and traffic restrictions on major routes.
Heavy snowfalls and storm winds paralyze the north – danger persists
Snowstorms and Storms Batter Northern Spain: Eight Regions on Alert. Northern regions of Spain have been hit by heavy snowfall and severe storms, prompting eight autonomous communities to declare an alert. Meteorologists warn of risks to residents and transportation.
Real estate renovations slow down: what does it mean for owners of older apartments?
Sharp Decline in Applications for Housing Renovation Subsidies in Spain. In 2025, Spaniards have become less likely to apply for renovation subsidies. The sector is stagnating while millions of homes are aging. Why is the government slow to react with new measures? And what could happen to the market if the situation doesn’t change? Find the answers in our report.
New Rental Regulations in Spain: Will Landlords' Loophole Be Closed Soon?
Spain's Seasonal Rental Law Clears Committee, But Its Future Hangs by a Thread. The rental housing initiative has received committee support, but lacks the votes for approval. The law's fate now rests on a single party.
Next-Gen Nexo: 826 km on a Single Tank and Cutting-Edge Tech for Cold Climates
Hyundai Launches Updated Hydrogen SUV With Record-Breaking Range. Hyundai unveils the second-generation Nexo—a hydrogen-powered SUV capable of driving 826 km on a single fill. The new model features a high-capacity battery, faster refueling, and an expanded suite of technologies. Discover what makes this 2026 newcomer stand out.
Escape to the Mountains: Where and How Sánchez and His Wife Took a Break from the Spotlight
Pedro Sánchez and Begoña Gómez Retreat to the Pyrenees Amid Legal Scandal. The Spanish Prime Minister and his wife have escaped to the mountains. They chose a secluded getaway in Catalonia, staying away from prying eyes.
Whirlpools Against the Currents: How Ocean Chaos Disrupts Climate Predictions
Oceanographers Define the Limits of Climate Forecast Accuracy for the World’s Oceans. Scientists have discovered why oceanic eddies restrict the accuracy of climate models. New research reveals how chaotic processes complicate long-term forecasts. Find out what this means for the planet’s future.
Spain Sets Nearly 20-Year Record for Housing Transactions
September Record: Spanish Home Sales Reach Highest Level in 18 Years. Spain’s real estate market has once again surprised analysts. September saw an unexpected surge in property transactions. Buyers are in no hurry to leave the market. Prices keep climbing, and demand remains strong. What’s really happening with housing across different regions? Get the full story — the situation is more complex than it seems.
Budget Battles: Why Talks on Deficit and Regional Funding Have Reached an Impasse
Spanish Government and PP-Led Regions on Verge of Clash Over Spending Cap. Madrid hosts a tense meeting between the government and representatives from PP-led regions. The sides are at odds over spending limits and the future distribution of the deficit. The issue of new funding for autonomous communities once again sparks disagreement.
Police Reunites Child with Mother: Unusual Case in Palma Raises Questions Among Parents
Eight-year-old boy found alone at school in Palma on a day off. In Palma, a child arrived at school when there were no classes. Passersby noticed him and called the police. After verifying the circumstances, the boy was handed over to his mother.
Why getting rid of chewing gum on the streets of the Balearic Islands is turning into an expensive headache: fines, equipment and new awareness campaigns
Ibiza and Palma de Mallorca Spend Hundreds of Thousands of Euros Removing Chewing Gum. Authorities in Ibiza and Palma de Mallorca are forced to allocate significant funds to clean streets of chewing gum. Despite introducing fines and special disposal bins, the problem persists. Find out how this affects urban life.
Palma authorities crack down on camper van overnight stays: What’s driving people to live on the road?
Living in Motorhomes on the Streets of Palma: New Restrictions and Residents’ Protests. Palma is seeing a surge in people forced to move into motorhomes as rents become unaffordable. City authorities are tightening regulations, while locals demand real solutions to the housing crisis. Why motorhomes have become the only way out for many — in our report.
Rising rent and new laws: Why hotel workers are turning to campervans
Ibiza Workers Forced to Live in Campervans Amid Housing Crisis. Hotel staff in Ibiza struggle to find affordable accommodation. New restrictions and costly campsites make the situation worse. Many are resorting to living in campervans just to keep their jobs.
Palma cracks down on campervans: new fines as affordable housing becomes elusive
Palma Authorities to Fine Residents Living in Motorhomes Amid Rental Crisis. Palma is tightening regulations for those forced to live in motorhomes. City officials plan to impose fines of up to €1,500. Even families with two incomes can't afford regular housing.
Weather Alert: Sudden Cold Snap and Severe Storms Expected Across Most of the Country
Spain to Be Hit by Heavy Rains and Gale-Force Winds This Weekend. In the coming days, Spain will face torrential rains and strong, gusty winds across the country. Temperatures are expected to drop significantly, and some regions could even see snowfall. Find out which areas are set to experience the harshest weather conditions.
Cyclone Claudia Lingers Over the North: Where to Expect Heavy Rains and Sudden Cold Snap
Heavy Rains and Gale-Force Winds to Sweep Across Spain Due to Cyclone Claudia. Cyclone Claudia is set to bring torrential rains and strong gusty winds to Spain, with weather alerts issued in seven regions. Significant drops in temperature are expected, along with possible frost in the mountains.
Mortgage boom over: Authorities prepare unwelcome surprise for home buyers
Bank of Spain May Limit Mortgage Lending Amid Soaring Housing Prices. Mortgage approval in Spain may soon become tougher. The regulator is preparing new limits for banks. Authorities deny a real estate market bubble.
Funding shake-up: Alternative sources challenge banks’ dominance in Spain
Spanish Real Estate Investment Set to Reach €50 Billion by 2030. Major changes are ahead for Spain's real estate market. Alternative investments are on the rise, and banks are gradually losing their dominant position. Experts highlight a growing interest in new financing models.
Mallorca Real Estate: Where Apartment Prices Are Rising Fastest and Why
Palma Housing Prices Reach Record Highs in October 2025. In October 2025, the average price per square meter in Palma exceeded €5,000. The city remains a leader in property price growth among major Spanish cities. Analysts note significant disparities between neighborhoods.
Why Did the Socialists' Proposal Fail? Inside the Heated Debate Over Rental Regulations in the Islands
Congress Rejects PSOE’s Proposal to Curb Holiday Rentals in the Balearic and Canary Islands. Congress has turned down a PSOE plan aimed at regulating holiday rentals in the Balearic and Canary Islands. The issue sparked disagreements among parties. The debate centered on rules for tourist apartments. Local authorities are already working on their own measures.
Secret of Mallorca’s Oldest Settlement Revealed: A Destination That Will Amaze Even Seasoned Travelers
Not Palma or Pollença: Discover the Oldest City in Mallorca. The Balearic Islands are home to a truly unique place with a history spanning thousands of years. Several civilizations have left their mark here. Find out which city claims the title of the island's oldest.
Prosecutor General Faces Trial: Why Authorities Stand by His Innocence
Spanish Government Claims No Evidence Against Attorney General in Court. The Spanish government has expressed confidence in the innocence of Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz. Authorities emphasize that no evidence of his involvement has emerged during the proceedings. The pending court decision could shift the political landscape.
Lamborghini bets on hybrids: What's next for the brand in the coming years
Lamborghini CEO Explains Why the Brand Isn’t Rushing to Switch to Electric Cars. Lamborghini isn’t in a hurry to launch electric vehicles, despite market trends. Company leadership believes that demand for such models among their customers remains low. Find out why the brand prioritizes hybrid technology and what this means for Lamborghini’s future.
Is Your Car Eligible? How to Claim Compensation for Overpayments Due to the Automaker Cartel
Car owners who bought between 2006 and 2013 may get up to €9,000 in compensation. If you bought a new car in Spain between 2006 and 2013, you may have overpaid due to a price-fixing scheme by car manufacturers. Now you have the chance to reclaim up to €9,000. Find out how to check if you're eligible and what steps to take next.
How a Former Anti-Drug Chief Became Entangled in a High-Profile Scandal: Intrigue, Surveillance, and Secret Meetings
New Details Emerge in Balearic Police Corruption Case: Drug Ring, Betrayal and 76 Arrests. A major criminal network has been uncovered in the Balearic Islands. The suspects include a former police officer, a lawyer, and a biker gang leader. Authorities seized 3.2 tons of drugs and detained dozens of suspects.
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