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Argentina debates surprise inclusions and notable omissions in World Cup squad RUSSPAIN.com
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Argentina debates surprise inclusions and notable omissions in World Cup squad

Argentina's Controversial Squad Selection: Who Missed the 2026 World Cup List. Lionel Scaloni has announced an extended squad of 55 players for the 2026 World Cup. The list includes not only world champions, but also unexpected newcomers and returning faces. The main intrigue—who will make the final cut.

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Inside the club after the setback against Orlando City — self-criticism and focus on the away series RUSSPAIN.com
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Inside the club after the setback against Orlando City — self-criticism and focus on the away series

Inter Miami Goes Quiet After Defeat and Prepares for Key Match Against Toronto FC. Following their loss to Orlando City, Inter Miami embarks on a series of away games. The club aims to correct mistakes and regain confidence on the field. The match against Toronto FC will be a real test for the team.

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A new anthem chosen for the main tournament in the USA, Mexico, and Canada RUSSPAIN.com
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A new anthem chosen for the main tournament in the USA, Mexico, and Canada

Shakira and Burna Boy to Perform Official Anthem of 2026 FIFA World Cup. FIFA has announced that Shakira and Burna Boy will present the official anthem of the 2026 World Cup. The song will be featured at the tournament in the USA, Mexico, and Canada. The premiere of the track is scheduled for May 14.

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The fate of the Madrid club in the EuroLeague playoffs is being decided in Bulgaria

Real Madrid Could Secure Final Four Spot in EuroLeague After Game Against Hapoel Tel Aviv. Real Madrid will play their third EuroLeague playoff game against Hapoel Tel Aviv in Bulgaria. A win will send the team to the Final Four. The match comes amid roster challenges and a demanding schedule.

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The French talent enters the main cycling race of the year after a strong start to the season

Paul Seixas to Make His Tour de France Debut in 2026: Barcelona Start Confirmed. Paul Seixas has been officially selected for the Decathlon CMA CGM TEAM at the 2026 Tour de France. The young French cyclist will start the race on July 4 in Barcelona. The decision follows an assessment of his results and consultations with the team.

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Fundación Miró presents new and key projects by Kapwani Kiwanga over the past decade

Kapwani Kiwanga Exhibition on Memory and Power Opens in Barcelona. The Fundación Miró has launched an exhibition by Kapwani Kiwanga, marking the artist's first showcase in Spain. The display explores themes of memory, power, and materiality through abstract installations and new projects.

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The US proposed to exclude Iran from the tournament, but FIFA did not support the initiative RUSSPAIN.com
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The US proposed to exclude Iran from the tournament, but FIFA did not support the initiative

Fifa rejects idea of replacing Iran with Italy for 2026 World Cup. Fifa does not consider replacing Iran with Italy for the 2026 World Cup. The proposal was put forward by a US special representative, but the organization confirmed Iran's participation.

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Three cities, new venues, and ticket sales kick off for Karol G's tour in Spain

Karol G announces stadium tour dates in Spain for June 2027. Karol G will return to Spain with a series of concerts in June 2027. The tour will stop in Barcelona, Seville, and Madrid. Ticket sales will begin in late April with exclusive pre-sale options.

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Spain announces player roster for decisive match in Barcelona

Spain National Team Returns to Catalonia with Surprise Squad Changes for Egypt Match. Spain wraps up World Cup preparations with a match against Egypt in Barcelona. For the first time in four years, the national team plays in Catalonia. The squad selection has surprised both fans and experts alike.

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Почему 2% от ВВП на оборону могут не соответствовать потребностям Испании RUSSPAIN.com
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Почему 2% от ВВП на оборону могут не соответствовать потребностям Испании

Spain reaches 2% defense spending but NATO wants more. Spain has met the defense spending target for the first time. NATO is calling for a further budget increase. The decision could impact relations with allies and the country's economy.

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Rare photo of an Iberian lynx with a rodent stuns photo contest judges

Spanish Photographer Wins Wildlife Photographer of the Year with Rare Image. A rare moment captured in Spain: an Iberian lynx playing with its prey. The photograph brought worldwide recognition to its author and highlights the success of efforts to protect endangered species.

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Surprising challenges and tricky moments for families and students in the changing world of school life

How Schools with International Programs Are Shaping the Future of Spanish Children. Spanish schools are adopting international language programs. Students gain overseas experience from an early age. This is transforming educational approaches and influencing the country’s future.

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The ten zodiac signs with the strongest egos: which celebrities embody them, surprising facts and revealing details await

Which Zodiac Signs Are Most Often Accused of Excessive Ego. Experts have compiled a ranking of the Zodiac signs with the strongest egos. Famous personalities were chosen for each sign to vividly illustrate their character. Find out who topped the list and why.

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How will the European peacekeeping mission reshape Kyiv

Spain Trains Military Specialists for Post-Ceasefire Mission in Ukraine. Spain plans to send military specialists to Ukraine. The mission will include instructors, engineers, and observers. Europe is discussing a new format of support for Kyiv after a potential ceasefire.

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Who became the symbol of change and debate in Spain this year

Ten Faces of Spain 2025 That Changed the Course of the Country. In 2025, Spain witnessed major events and scandals. Politicians, artists, and ordinary citizens found themselves in the spotlight. Discover who became the main protagonists of the year.

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Can mysterious particles shape the fate of dying stars

Astronomers tested dark matter theories on white dwarfs and were surprised by the result. Scientists studied white dwarfs to test the hypothesis of axion existence. They expected to find evidence of their influence, but the results were unexpected. Why did axions once again elude observation? Read on to find out.

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A groundbreaking discovery about the seasons—what are world maps hiding

Why Spring Arrives at Different Times Even in Neighboring Regions. Seasons on our planet don’t change in sync, even in areas close to each other. A new study uncovers the reasons behind this phenomenon. The discovery reshapes our understanding of how seasons work.

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A rare wine collection and a secret gathering in the heart of the capital — luxury without limits

Madrid Hosts Dinner Featuring €200,000 Wines and 1982 Petrus. A Canadian engineer organized an exclusive dinner in Madrid featuring rare and exceptional wines. The guest list included representatives from seven countries and two renowned oenologists. Highlights of the evening: a €20,000 bottle of Petrus and wines with a history spanning fifteen centuries.

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Where in the world does each person have the most forest? Surprising leaders

Which Countries Lead in Forest Area per Capita Worldwide. Discover which countries have the most forest area per capita. Our infographic reveals some surprising leaders and explains the reasons behind their success. See how green resources are distributed around the world.

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A colossal space object stuns scientists: breakthrough reveals how black holes form

Unusual Supermassive Black Hole with Record Growth Rate Discovered in the Early Universe. Astronomers have detected a unique black hole in the young galaxy CANUCS-LRD-z8.6. Its mass and growth rate defy existing theories. This discovery reshapes our understanding of the early Universe.

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Cloud Wars: How Many Data Centers Does the World Really Need?

Why the World Will Need Many More Data Centers for Cloud Services. Global cloud platforms are facing an urgent need to scale their infrastructure. Economic, political, and technical challenges demand the construction of thousands of new data centers. Discover what's driving this trend.

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A Predator's Unexpected Trick: Wolf Learns to Steal Fish from Human Nets — Scientists Surprised

Wild Wolf in Canada Caught Using Fishing Net to Get Food for the First Time. In British Columbia, a wild wolf has demonstrated remarkable ingenuity by figuring out how to catch fish using a fishing net. This is the first documented instance of such behavior observed in the wild.

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Police Raid in Castellón: How One of Canada’s Top 10 Most Wanted Was Caught

One of Canada’s Most Wanted Criminals Arrested in Castellón. A man wanted internationally at Canada’s request has been arrested in Castellón. He is accused of fraud and trafficking personal data. He faces up to 14 years in prison.

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Astronomers Worldwide Compete for Access to a Unique Tool: The Race Intensifies

Number of Applications for Using James Webb Telescope Surpasses All Expectations. The demand for access to the James Webb Telescope has reached a historic high. Scientists have submitted nearly three thousand proposals. Competition for observation time is fiercer than ever.

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Who Is Princess Zara? Meet Infanta Cristina’s Boss and Her Surprising Connection to Spain

Princess Zahra Aga Khan: A Secret Life, Friendship with the Infanta, and a Million-Dollar Inheritance. Princess Zahra Aga Khan keeps a low profile, managing a vast charitable empire. She shares a close friendship with Infanta Cristina.

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Why the New Activision Blizzard Release Is Stirring Controversy: Gamers and Experts React

Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 Sparks Debate Among Gamers and Critics. The latest release of Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 has ignited heated debate. Professional critics and regular players are sharply divided in their reviews. This article explores the reasons behind the disagreement and the main points of contention.

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World's Top Sculptors Compete: Who Will Win the Epic Battle of Ice Between Good and Evil?

International Ice Festival Kicks Off in Torrejón de Ardoz with a Heroes and Villains Theme. A unique ice sculpture festival comes to Torrejón de Ardoz. Artists from around the world will showcase their creations inspired by heroes and villains. Discover what surprises await visitors at this year’s spectacular ice show.

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Retail Renaissance: Who’s Buying Up Commercial Spaces Across Europe and Why

European Retail Property Investment Shows Strong Growth in 2025. Europe's retail sector is experiencing a real investment boom. Shopping centers are back in the spotlight. Discover why investors are returning to this market.

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Sora 2 shakes up video creation: fresh opportunities and new challenges for creative industries

OpenAI Launches Sora 2: AI-Powered Video Generation Now Open to All. OpenAI has unveiled the updated Sora 2 platform, now accessible in several countries. The new technology enables users to create videos from text prompts, potentially reshaping the visual content market.

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Optimization Test: How a Legendary Game Performs on Old AMD Hardware

Battlefield 6 Runs Smoothly Even on Old AMD FX 9590 Processors. Spanish media are abuzz over how Battlefield 6 performs on outdated processors. Recent tests delivered surprising results. Experts are analyzing how optimization impacts the gaming experience. Our report shares the details of the experiment and key takeaways from specialists.

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Rockstar misses out: How GTA 6's delayed release impacts the awards race

GTA 6 Won’t Compete for the Top Prize at The Game Awards 2026. The revised release date for GTA 6 means the game is out of the running for this year’s award. The Game Awards only considers titles released before November, leaving Rockstar’s blockbuster out of contention for gaming’s top honor.

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What to See and Do in Madrid from November 7 to 14: Art, Music, and Traditions

Cultural Week in Madrid: Free Exhibitions, Concerts, and Workshops. Madrid is rolling out an exciting cultural program: contemporary art exhibitions, concerts across various genres, and unique workshops. Discover where you can enjoy free events and experience something new.

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Who Will Become Ayesa's New Partner? Intense Battle for the Technological Future of a Spanish Giant

Ayesa Prepares for Investor Change and Splits Business into Two Sectors. Ayesa is entering a new phase of development and seeking investors for its technology and engineering divisions. The Seville-based company plans to strengthen its position in the global market. A decision on the company's future is expected within the next month.

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A Year in Secret: King of Spain’s Nephew Spotted Kissing a Mysterious Blonde

Juan Urdangarin No Longer Hides His Love: Meet His Girlfriend Sofia Han. Juan Urdangarin has been spotted with his girlfriend after a year-long secret romance. Find out everything about the nephew of the king's chosen one.

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Political Gamble: Why Snap Elections Don't Always Guarantee Victory

Snap Elections in Spain: When a Gamble for Success Ends in Failure. Snap elections may seem like a perfect solution, but they don't always deliver the expected results. Spanish politicians have repeatedly faced unforeseen consequences from such moves. We explore when betting on early elections pays off—and when it leads to defeat.

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