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309 newsIs the Era of Chinese Electric Cars in Europe Coming to an End
Over 50 Chinese car manufacturers risk vanishing from the market by 2026. Chinese auto giants are facing a fight for survival. Reduced government support and shrinking demand threaten mass bankruptcies. Who will survive and who will leave the market? Read the full story on RUSSPAIN.
Discover the changes improving life in Spain today
44 Signs the World Is Becoming a Better Place Despite Everything. The world is improving, even if it sometimes seems otherwise. This article presents 44 facts about progress in medicine, education, technology, and the environment. Discover the reasons for optimism.
The top car booster seats of 2025 and the reasons behind parents' choices
Jumpstarters for Cars and Gadgets That Won't Let You Down Even in Extreme Cold. Five jump starters for cars and devices that can handle starting your engine in winter. Our review covers models with varied features and capabilities. Find out which booster is right for you.
Scientists reveal unexpected alcohol effects on memory and the brain
Can a Glass of Wine at Dinner Lower Dementia Risk in Adults. A major new study has changed the way we look at alcohol and dementia. Moderate wine or beer consumption may be linked to a lower risk of memory loss. Find out why scientists have reconsidered their previous conclusions.
What is behind China’s ambitious space plans this year
China achieves space breakthrough in 2025 with record launches and new technologies. China surprised the world with a record number of launches and reusable rocket tests. For the first time, the country faced an emergency situation in orbit and successfully overcame it. Find out how these developments are reshaping the balance of power in space.
Why 'arancel' Became a Symbol of Change — The Year's Surprising Choice
Word of the Year 2025 in Spain: 'arancel'—How the Economy Shapes Language. In 2025, Spaniards most frequently discussed the word 'arancel.' This term captured the spirit of global shifts and new economic challenges. Discover why it became the focal point of public debate.
€285 Million Investment Canceled — What’s Next for the Saliente Mine
Catalonia Loses Major Battery Manufacturing Project Due to US Decision. The launch of a battery component plant in Catalonia has been canceled. The reason is a US decision that affected funding for this key facility. The region is losing a strategic investment and new jobs.
Spanish manufacturers feel the impact — what will change for the market
China Reduces Tariffs on EU Pork Following Trade Investigation. China has introduced new tariffs on pork imports from the European Union, but the rates are lower than anticipated. Spain, Denmark, and the Netherlands are under special scrutiny.
Catalan Pork Producers Given Opportunity to Maintain Exports – What Has Changed
European Commission Lifts Pork Export Restrictions in Key Catalonia Regions. The European Commission has removed Osona, Bages, and Segrià from the restricted zone for African swine fever. This decision will help maintain pork exports and reduce economic losses. The move has been welcomed by the local meat industry.
Catalan authorities consider contaminated food as possible cause – what we know so far
Spanish Agriculture Minister Suggests Swine Fever Outbreak May Be Linked to Imported Contaminated Meat Products. The African swine fever outbreak in Barcelona may have been triggered by contaminated meat brought in from abroad. Authorities have tightened controls and contained the spread of the disease. Some pork exports to China remain in place.
Airport Operation: How Spanish Police Caught the 'Shadow Chemist'
Key Sinaloa Cartel Drug Lord Linked to US Fentanyl Shipments Arrested in Madrid. One of the main fentanyl producers for the US has been arrested in Madrid. He is believed to be a crucial link between Mexico, China, and the American market. His extradition could deal a significant blow to the drug trade.
Spanish Pork Exports at Risk as Japan and Mexico Impose Restrictions
China Suspends Pork Imports from 12 Barcelona Companies Over African Swine Fever Outbreak. China has temporarily halted pork imports from Barcelona after African swine fever was detected in wild boars. Japan, Mexico, and Taiwan have also tightened their import regulations.
The Steam Machine to Feature Unique Interchangeable Displays: What Makes Them Remarkable?
Magnetic E-Ink Panels for Steam Machine Announced. Jsaux has unveiled magnetic E-Ink panels for the upcoming Steam Machine. The accessory will allow users to customize their PC and monitor its performance. The release is expected in 2026.
Who Owns All the Gold in the World: One Infographic
How the World's Gold Is Distributed by Country and Use. Discover where the largest gold reserves are concentrated and how they are utilized. Our infographic reveals the top holders and explores why humanity needs so much of this precious metal. Uncover surprising facts about gold in our report.
Urgent operation: How China tackles the challenge of evacuating astronauts from orbit
China Launches Unmanned Spacecraft to Rescue Crew on Tiangong Space Station. China has launched an unmanned spacecraft to the Tiangong station. The crew was left without an evacuation vehicle due to a malfunction. The new mission aims to ensure the astronauts' safety and allow them to continue their work.
Inside Madrid's Political Intrigue: The Adviser’s Role and the Aftermath of a High-Profile Trial
How Miguel Ángel Rodríguez Consolidated His Influence Around Ayuso After the Amador Case. Miguel Ángel Rodríguez is once again in the spotlight following the verdict in the Amador case. His methods and sway over Ayuso’s inner circle spark debate. We examine how Madrid’s political landscape is shifting.
Global Expansion: Record-Breaking Construction and the Rise of New Data Centers Worldwide
255 Key Facts About the Global Data Center Market in 2026. The global data center market is breaking records in volume and investment in 2025–2026. This article presents up-to-date figures, trends, and forecasts. Discover which countries and companies are leading the industry.
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.
Can Russians Live to 150? Putin Shares Ambitious Vision for Longevity and Cutting-Edge Medicine
Vladimir Putin Sets New Targets for Increasing Life Expectancy in Russia. Vladimir Putin has unveiled ambitious plans to boost the country's average life expectancy. Russia is aiming for new milestones and is even considering the prospect of living up to 150 years. Find out how technology and medicine could reshape the future.
Why Are Spanish Students Increasingly Sympathetic to the Dictator? Disturbing Trend or Passing Fad
Madrid Schools See Rising Teenage Fascination with Franco. Students in Madrid schools are showing increasing curiosity about Franco. Young people are openly discussing the dictatorship and drawing comparisons with modern Spain. Educators are concerned about shifting attitudes among teens.
Unexpected twist on the Tiangong station: Shenzhou-21 crew awaits early rescue
Chinese Astronauts Stranded in Orbit After Emergency Evacuation of Colleagues. Three Chinese astronauts are unable to return to Earth. Their capsule was used to rescue another team. Now they await an early launch of a new spacecraft.
Unexpected Discovery: Music Triggers Involuntary Eye Movements
Scientists Discover: Music Can Synchronize Blinking with the Beat of a Song. The brain responds to a musical rhythm even in the absence of conscious movement. Research shows that blinking synchronizes with the beat. This discovery could aid in diagnosing motor disorders.
Innovation in underwater research: robotic suit enables divers to stay submerged longer
China Develops Exoskeleton for Divers That Reduces Fatigue and Saves Air. Chinese engineers have unveiled a unique exoskeleton designed for underwater operations. The device eases movement and reduces air consumption. The technology has already been tested by professionals.
Sensational Discovery in the Steppes: Semiyarka Sheds Light on Untold Pages of the Bronze Age
Archaeologists Uncover Ancient Center in Kazakhstan with Industrial Zone and Advanced Infrastructure. A unique Bronze Age proto-city has been discovered in the Kazakh steppe. Semiyarka astonished researchers with its scale and industrial area. These new findings are reshaping our understanding of ancient Eurasian civilizations.
Technological Breakthrough: New Aircraft Can Travel Thousands of Kilometers Without a Pilot
China Conducts First Tests of R6000 Unmanned Tiltrotor for Passenger Transport. China has successfully tested the new R6000 tiltrotor. Designed to carry 10 passengers over long distances, the aircraft will be available in both piloted and unmanned versions.
Scientists uncover how iron oxides form on the Moon: asteroids and magnetic anomalies hold the key
Chinese Moon Samples Unveil Mystery of Lunar Rust Formation. Lunar soil delivered by the Chang'e-6 mission has enabled scientists to explain the origins of rust on the Moon. New data highlight the role of asteroid impacts and magnetic anomalies. This discovery reshapes our understanding of lunar chemistry.
Shein and Temu orders will get more expensive: Brussels tightens rules for online imports
EU to End Duty-Free Imports on Cheap Packages from China by 2026. Starting in 2026, the EU will abolish duty-free allowances for low-value parcels, impacting Shein, Temu, and AliExpress. The new rules will reshape the online shopping market and tighten import controls.
Spanish Minister's Wardrobe Blunder in Beijing: Who Styled Carlos Cuerpo?
Queen Letizia in China: High Fashion Diplomacy and Minister's Gaffe. The Spanish royals have arrived in China for an official visit. Letizia dazzled at the dinner with Xi Jinping, while the Minister of Economy drew puzzled looks.
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.
The Future of Swimming Pools: AI Innovations, Energy Efficiency, and Next-Level Comfort
Barcelona to Showcase Innovative and Eco-Friendly Pool Solutions at Major Exhibition. Barcelona is gearing up to host a landmark event for pool industry professionals. Over 400 companies from 30 countries will unveil the latest advancements in technology, design, and sustainability. A record turnout is expected, with a packed program of events.
Spain and China: Will King Felipe VI’s Visit Redefine Business Ties?
Spanish King Begins State Visit to China with Focus on Economic Cooperation. Felipe VI has launched a state visit to China with a focus on economic ties. Spain aims to ease access for its companies to the Chinese market. The visit could mark a turning point in bilateral relations.
Windows 11 in 2025: Microsoft Bets on ARM and Snapdragon Processors — What Users Need to Know
Microsoft Unveils Windows 11 26H1: New Build for ARM Processors with No Major Changes. Microsoft has released a new Windows 11 version for testing. The latest build targets ARM processors. No significant innovations have been introduced for most users. The update does not affect the system’s familiar functionality.
Moonshot shocks the world: the new Kimi K2 AI outperforms Western rivals and rewrites the rules
Chinese AI Kimi K2 Challenges Industry Leaders with Free Access. Chinese company Moonshot has unveiled Kimi K2 Thinking — a free AI model that outperforms Western competitors in several benchmarks. This development could shift the balance of power in the global tech race. Experts weigh in on the impact for business and the industry.
A UFO in the sky and pandas as gifts: Highlights from the Spanish royals’ first visit to China
Historic Visit of Juan Carlos and Sofia to China: Pandas, UFOs, and the Great Wall. In 1978, a landmark visit to China took place. The royal couple received unusual gifts, and their journey became a milestone in Spanish history.
Geopolitics in Flux: What Awaits Europe and Spain After US Changes
Experts Discuss Spain and Europe’s Place in the New Global Order. In Barcelona, analysts examined the challenges facing Europe and Spain amid shifting policies in the US. Security, energy, and the influence of major global players were discussed. Young people are looking for new approaches to social development.
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