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Endesa Basketball League: Unicaja Moves Closer to Playoff Zone After Victory
Unicaja Closes the Gap: Battle for Eighth Place in the Endesa League Intensifies. Unicaja secured an important victory and closed the gap with their closest rivals. The Malaga team is now just one step away from the sixth and seventh spots. Meanwhile, the fight for survival at the bottom of the table is heating up.
Up to 300,000 additional apartments could be built in Madrid's new districts
Madrid authorities plan to double housing density in the south of the city. The Madrid City Council is preparing a large-scale increase in residential density in new neighborhoods. The plan envisions a rise in the number of apartments and residents to levels typical of major cities. The decision is linked to an acute shortage of affordable housing.
Thessaloniki Final Decider: Who Will Play for Surne and What Awaits Fans
Surne heads to the final with Hilliard in the lineup, Lazarevic left out. Surne held their practice at the final arena: Hilliard is ready to play, while Lazarevic remains out of the squad. The hall is quiet, flags prepared, and the decisive match is ahead.
Five consecutive defeats threaten Unicaja's place in the main round
Unicaja Faces Losing Direct Spot in Champions League Group Stage. Unicaja is on the verge of dropping out of the ACB top 8 after a string of defeats. The club risks losing its guaranteed place in the Basketball Champions League group stage. Their alternatives: winning the tournament or entering a risky qualification stage.
Meeting at San Mamés: How Osasuna Uses Set Pieces and What Has Changed for Athletic
Athletic and Osasuna Face Off in Bilbao: Starting Lineups and Key Details. Today in Bilbao, Athletic and Osasuna will clash in the 33rd round of LaLiga EA Sports. Both teams are stepping onto the field with refreshed starting lineups. A key detail — Osasuna's series of draws at this stadium.
Legal reform enables ETA member's release from prison
Pototo Released After Reform How the Law Changed the Fates of ETA Convicts. A reform has come into force in Spain changing the rules for calculating sentences for convicted ETA members. The fourth member of the organization has been released. The decision sparked debate and raised new questions about the future of similar cases.
What risks employees face for vacation policy violations a new court precedent
Basque Country Supreme Court rules dismissal for unauthorized leave is legal. A court in the Basque Country has recognized the dismissal of a security guard as lawful. The employee failed to report for duty, believing he was on leave. The ruling cancels compensation and puts the focus back on workplace discipline.
Authorities uncover large-scale synthetic drug network in Bilbao
Major Speed Distribution Network Leader Arrested in Affluent Bilbao District. Police in Bilbao have dismantled a speed distribution network, seizing nearly 300 kg of drugs. The operation targeted upscale neighborhoods and could reshape the approach to tackling synthetic substances.
Heavy rains to follow sudden heatwave in Galicia and Andalucía
Temperature swings and rain in Spain week starts with heat up to 30°C. Spain begins the week with May-like heat, but a sharp weather shift is expected tomorrow. An Atlantic front will bring rain and cooler temperatures to western and southern regions. These changes will affect millions of residents and may disrupt weekend plans.
Why the dispute over Guernica split Madrid and Bilbao
Ayuso and PNV Clash Over Guernica: Cultural Conflict Surrounds Iconic Painting. A heated debate has erupted in Madrid over moving Guernica to Bilbao. The proposal has sparked strong reactions from politicians and ignited discussions about cultural identity. The issue touches not only on art, but also on the unity of the country.
Why mass regularization of migrants raises concerns
85% of Freed Inmates are ETA Members Political Decisions and New Risks for Spain. Concerns are mounting in Spain over the mass release of ETA members. Authorities are launching a large-scale legalization program for migrants. Government decisions could shift the balance of security and social policy.
How Mexican music shapes Basque and Navarre cultural traditions
Why Mariachi Became an Essential Part of Festivities in Northern Spain. In the Basque Country and Navarre, mariachi bands are a staple at every celebration. Research sheds light on how Mexican music became part of local traditions. This article explores the details of cultural exchange and its unexpected impact on the region.
Family from Bilbao injured in N-629 highway accident
Tragedy on the N-629 Highway Child from Bilbao Dies Raising Safety Concerns. A traffic accident in Medina de Pomar claimed the life of a child and injured their family. The incident has sparked discussions about road safety measures in Spain. Authorities are analyzing the causes and implications of the accident.
Basque Country officials report surge in threats against politicians
Arnaldo Otegi summoned to court after anonymous threats investigation details. In December 2025, EH Bildu reported receiving threats directed at Arnaldo Otegi. The incident sparked debate in parliament and led to new security measures. The situation may impact the political climate in the region.
Authorities grant partial freedom to ETA case convict
Basque Country Eases Restrictions for Convicted ETA Member Ángel Telleria. Ángel Telleria has been granted partial freedom in the Basque Country due to medical treatment needs. This decision may impact how similar cases are handled in Spain.
Agreement gives Basque Country broader powers over aviation and security
Spanish Government Grants Basque Country Control Over Airports and New Areas. Spain has agreed to transfer new powers to the Basque Country. For the first time, regional authorities will gain influence over airport management and migration control. The decision impacts the region’s economy, security, and business.
Key dates for mass disruptions at Spain’s airports revealed
Hundreds of Flights at Risk as Airport Staff Strike Hits Spain During Holiday Peak. Strike dates have been announced for ground staff across Spain. Delays and flight cancellations are expected at major airports nationwide. The decision will affect thousands of passengers and could disrupt holiday travel plans.
Pensioners in Bilbao lose bingo hall over risk of 60,000 euro fine
Authorities Consider Legalizing Bingo for Seniors in Spain. Traditional bingo games for pensioners in Bilbao were halted after a police visit, due to the possibility of fines for gambling. Basque Country authorities are preparing changes to the law.
Organizers of Korrika exclude CCOO sparking a wave of criticism
Korrika kicks off amid conflict as CCOO and Socialists excluded from major Euskera run. This year, Korrika began with a major controversy. Organizers barred CCOO from participating. The Socialists also declined to join the event. The decision sparked a strong reaction in both politics and society.
Government weighs the future of Spain’s emergency fuel reserves
Spain’s Oil Reserves Unexpected Risks and Millions Controlled by Private Firms. Spain is releasing part of its oil reserves amid the Iran crisis. The decision affects hundreds of millions of barrels and involves private companies. Authorities promise stability, but key details raise questions.
Basque Country authorities face staff shortages
Basque Country faces shortage of 70% of municipal secretaries and controllers. Basque Country is experiencing an acute shortage of qualified secretaries and controllers, with only a third of positions filled by permanent staff. This situation affects the work of municipalities and fuels debate over Basque language proficiency requirements.
Once again, Bildu stands firm, fighting for jobs at Tubos Reunidos—unexpected alliances, heated debates and what’s really at stake for workers
Bildu demands new subsidies for Tubos Reunidos despite investigation and major loan. Bildu proposes to increase support for Tubos Reunidos, despite the ongoing investigation and a recent SEPI loan. The decision could affect hundreds of jobs in the Basque Country. The issue sparks debates among unions and politicians.
Unexpected shake-up in Santurtzi’s police, growing suspicions and mounting tension around recent leadership changes—what’s really happening behind closed doors
Police Exam Scandal Triggers Power Shift and Investigation in Santurtzi. A new mayor takes office in Santurtzi following a police exam scandal. The case has reached the prosecutor's office. Official decisions may impact Spain’s entire recruitment system.
Basque history comes alive: discover how the market in Gernika is transforming the city
Grand Medieval Market in Guernica Dates, Program, Details. This March, Guernica will once again become a medieval hub. Markets, music, crafts, and theater will fill the town’s streets. Discover how this event shapes tradition and boosts tourism in Spain.
Basque authorities highlight growing voter confidence in regional parties, Vox's influence dwindles against a backdrop of a unique local political climate and historic loyalty to Basque voices
Why Vox Failed to Gain Ground in the Basque Country: Figures and Reasons. In the Basque Country, Vox’s support remains minimal. Locals trust their own parties and reject radical ideas. This shapes the political landscape and future of the region.
Unexpected street gatherings spark mayhem and police intervention across Spanish cities
Crowds in Barcelona and Masks in Madrid Therian Meetups Fail in Spain. Attempts to gather therians in Spain ended in chaos and detentions. In Barcelona, a crowd searched for unusual participants, but it all escalated into confrontations. In Madrid and other cities, events were canceled due to threats.
Immerse yourself in the vibrant energy of Durango's March festivities: thousands of visitors, a medieval atmosphere, and culinary delights await
Durango festival draws thousands and transforms the city. Every March, Durango becomes a hub of activity. The historic market brings together artisans, gastronomy, and traditions. Thousands of visitors come for the atmosphere and new experiences.
Barcelona teens gather for enigmatic meetings as they embrace a wave of new self-expressions, sparking vibrant debates and challenging old norms
Teenagers in Barcelona Embrace Unusual Animal Identities en Masse. A meeting in Barcelona transforms teenagers’ outlooks on life. They identify as animals and aim to challenge social prejudices. This event could reshape perceptions of youth subcultures in Spain.
A sudden incident onboard halts train operations, sparking alarm and concerns among passengers
Smartphone explosion in Biscay metro triggers emergency evacuation and leaves one injured. A mobile phone exploded in a train carriage in Leioa, causing injuries to one passenger and forcing an urgent evacuation due to heavy smoke. Emergency services responded swiftly to the incident.
Discover a breathtaking sanctuary of rare birds and ancient wetlands in Spain—unique natural wonders and hidden routes await the adventurous, perfect for those seeking new landscapes and unforgettable wildlife encounters
Unique Nature Reserve for Birdwatching Discovered in Cantabria. Cantabria hides a natural haven where thousands of birds gather. Rare species coexist here among ancient marshes and dunes. Even seasoned travelers are amazed by this place.
Attention, tenants and landlords: new rent caps are set to impact more than half of the country’s urban population, reshaping the real estate market with significant shifts ahead
Basque Country caps rent increases: what changes for residents and the housing market. Fourteen cities in the Basque Country are now subject to rent increase limits. The new regulations affect more than half the region’s population. The decision promises changes for both tenants and property owners.
Discover how everyday behavior at pedestrian crossings is reshaping urban safety across Spain
Spanish pedestrians at risk: mobile phones and haste lead to tragedies. Spanish cities face alarming statistics as pedestrians increasingly fall victim to accidents. The main causes are distractions from mobile phones and impatience when crossing streets. A new study reveals the details.
Escalating political drama and demands for immediate action shake up Getxo—what’s really behind the push for the mayor’s resignation
Political crisis erupts in Getxo after controversial mansion demolition. Getxo authorities find themselves at the heart of a major scandal as the opposition unites against the mayor following the demolition of a historic building. Changes are looming for the city, but who will prevail remains uncertain.
A striking split: regional leaders' condemnation and Madrid's silence fuel heated debates over press freedom
Scandal over advertising allocation and attack on journalist in Pamplona. What is happening with media and judicial independence in Spain? Why did an attack on a journalist and a controversial approach to advertising allocation spark outrage in Brussels? Spain is debating worrying signals for its democracy.
Safety concerns ignite fresh debate around Spain’s railways, revealing flawed oversight and raising pressing questions about accountability—discover who’s in the spotlight and why this matters now
Rail Disruption in Bilbao Emergency Measures and New Questions for Authorities. A morning disruption on the C2 line in Bilbao has once again sparked debate about the reliability of Spain’s railways. Authorities are urgently implementing alternative routes as investigations into the incident continue. Why does this situation provoke so much controversy, and what lies behind the official statements? Find out in our report.
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