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Crew-13 reaches the ISS after a record US flight
Dragon reached the ISS in 7 hours 55 minutes, setting a US record for the fastest crewed flight to the station. Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk will remain in orbit when his wife gives birth to their third child.
Spain's bowel disease care faces a nationwide equality test
GETECCU and ACCU España have presented a ten-point plan for inflammatory bowel disease care in Spain. The groups say access to specialist units and treatment still varies between autonomous communities.
Samsung unveils Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra with a 14.6-inch display
Samsung has introduced two premium Android tablets with Dynamic AMOLED 2X screens. The larger model measures 14.6 inches, while Spanish pricing and a local sales date are still unconfirmed.
Pedro Sánchez takes the multilateralism fight to New York
Pedro Sánchez opened Spain's UN High-Level Week with a warning against shrinking global cooperation. In New York, he defended broader institutions and the rules-based order.
Macron backs Danish sovereignty in Greenland security deal
Emmanuel Macron says the US-Denmark agreement eases tensions over Greenland. Copenhagen and Greenlandic authorities say it protects Danish sovereignty and Greenlandic self-determination, while Washington presents it as a lasting security arrangement important to NATO and Europe.
Homo e-sapiens turns digital isolation into unsettling cinema
Cineteca Madrid brought two sharply different visions of human isolation to Sala Azcona. Digital fragments and cosmic images made solitude the evening's central subject.
Sabrina González-Pasterski: physics, AI, and the search for new connections
Sabrina González-Pasterski, an American physicist with Cuban heritage, is rethinking how artificial intelligence might help tackle some of physics’ toughest questions. Her work on gravitational memory and celestial holography is drawing attention from researchers around the world.
EU invites Canada to become first associated member after record trade growth
The EU has invited Canada to become its first associated member. Trade between the two reached 130 billion euros in 2025, up 80 percent since 2016. Brussels aims to deepen economic and strategic ties amid shifting global alliances.
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.
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.
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.
La bola negra chosen as Spain's Oscar contender
La bola negra, directed by Javier Ambrossi and Javier Calvo, will represent Spain in the race for Best International Feature at the Oscars. The film, already a Cannes winner, weaves together three eras of Spanish history through the legacy of Lorca and generational silence.
Von der Leyen faces critical test as EU confronts new threats
Ursula von der Leyen prepares for a pivotal address as the EU faces hybrid attacks, migration tensions and shifting alliances. The presence of Canada’s prime minister signals a recalibration of global partnerships.
EQT and Norges Bank move to acquire all of Acciona Energía
A Swedish-Norwegian consortium is pushing to buy 100% of Acciona Energía, which could see the Spanish renewables company leave the stock market. Competing offers from France and Canada add pressure to the talks.
Enric Mas ends Spain’s Grand Tour wait with Vuelta win
Enric Mas has finally brought a Grand Tour title back to Spain, winning the Vuelta after years of near-misses. His win is the result of team discipline, a key tactical shift, and the ability to hold steady under pressure.
US Leaders Face Demands for Justice on 9/11 Anniversary
On the 25th anniversary of 9/11, US presidents gathered in New York as families pressed for answers about Saudi Arabia and official accountability. Ceremonies across the US and abroad honored nearly 3,000 victims.
Basque Museum Expert Revives 16th-Century Ties with Indigenous Canada
A Basque museum specialist has reignited centuries-old connections between Euskadi and Canada’s indigenous peoples. Her work now shapes a major cross-Atlantic project, highlighting a legacy of mutual respect and cultural exchange.
Dolly Parton Dies at 80: Legacy of Music and Philanthropy
Dolly Parton, iconic singer-songwriter and philanthropist, has died at 80. Her influence spanned music, film, and charity. She leaves behind a record-breaking career and a global literacy initiative.
United Airlines Restores Direct Valencia–New York Flights After 15 Years
Valencia will regain a direct air link to New York in June 2027. United Airlines will operate three weekly flights, marking a major step for the city’s international connectivity. The route returns after a 15-year break.
Cirque du Soleil Forced to Leave L’Hospitalet, Seeks New Barcelona Site
Cirque du Soleil must vacate its L’Hospitalet site after eight years. The city council will repurpose the land for public facilities and green areas. The company is now searching for a new location in the Barcelona area.
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.
Rain Threatens Jódar-Shapovalov Clash at Cincinnati Masters
The second round match between Rafa Jódar and Denis Shapovalov at the Cincinnati Masters is set for the Grandstand court. Rain could disrupt the schedule. The winner will face Alejandro Tabilo, who defeated Jan-Lennard Struff.
Rafa Jódar Faces Brandon Nakashima in Montreal Masters Semifinal
Rafa Jódar, 18, meets Brandon Nakashima, 25, in the Montreal Masters 1,000 semifinal. Both players previously attended the University of Virginia. The match is closely contested and broadcast live.
Spain Prepares for Rare Sunset Total Solar Eclipse on Wednesday
A total solar eclipse will cross parts of Spain, Portugal, and Iceland. León and the northeast will see totality just before sunset. Most of Europe and North Africa will witness a dramatic partial eclipse.
Rain Halts Jódar–Fils Quarterfinal at Montreal Masters 1000
The Montreal Masters 1000 quarterfinal between Rafa Jódar and Arthur Fils was suspended due to rain. Both players fought for control before the interruption. The result could impact ATP Finals qualification.
Rafa Jódar Targets First Masters 1000 Semifinal Against Arthur Fils
Rafa Jódar faces Arthur Fils in the Canadian Masters quarterfinals. The Madrid native is aiming for his first-ever Masters 1000 semifinal. Only Ben Shelton is ranked higher among the remaining players.
Rain Forces Delay of Jódar-Fils Quarterfinal at Montreal Masters
Heavy rain in Montreal has postponed the quarterfinal between Rafa Jódar and Arthur Fils. The match will not start before 19:00 local time. Doubles matches were also interrupted as the IGA Stadium courts remain wet.
Rain Delays Jódar vs Lehecka Clash at Montreal Masters
Heavy rain in Montreal forced a late-night rescheduling of the Masters 1000 round of 16. Rafa Jódar and Jiri Lehecka now face a crucial match with a delayed start. The outcome could set a new milestone for Spanish tennis.
Rafa Jódar Defeats Musetti Again and Reaches Canadian Masters Last 16
Rafa Jódar eliminated Lorenzo Musetti in straight sets at the Canadian Masters. The Spaniard advances to the round of 16, where he will face Jiri Lehecka. This marks his fourth Masters 1,000 last-16 appearance this year.
Rafa Jódar Defeats Musetti Again to Reach Canadian Masters Last 16
Rafa Jódar secured a straight-sets win over Lorenzo Musetti at the Masters 1.000 in Canada. The Spaniard advances to the round of 16, where he will face Jiri Lehecka. This marks his fourth Masters 1.000 last-16 appearance this year.
Rafa Jódar Defeats Musetti and Advances to Canadian Masters Last 16
Rafa Jódar overcame Lorenzo Musetti in the third round of the Canadian Masters 1,000. The Spanish player now faces Jiri Lehecka in the round of 16. His consistent performance highlights a strong season.
China Overtakes US in Global Favorability, Pew Survey Finds
A Pew Research Center survey shows China now viewed more positively than the US in most countries. The shift is linked to recent conflicts and changing perceptions of global leadership.
Canadian Boy, 11, Builds Thriving Bin Cleaning Business After Facing Rejection
At just 11 years old, Ashton Meyer has launched a bin cleaning business in Ontario, serving dozens of neighbors and attracting over 100,000 Instagram followers. His journey began with a fear of rejection, but persistence and family support have turned his idea into a local success.
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