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Beck revisits nineties masculinity and vulnerability on Ride Lonesome
After seven years, Beck returns with Ride Lonesome, recorded in Paris. The album brings back his melancholic sound and looks at how the nineties music scene treated vulnerability. Beck reflects on his career and shifting attitudes.
Heavy rain suspends Levante vs Athletic in Valencia
Torrential rain left the Ciudad de Valencia stadium unplayable, forcing Levante UD and Athletic Club to call off their match. LaLiga will set a new date soon.
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.
Civil Protection issues emergency alerts as torrential rain hits Catalonia
Severe storms triggered ES-Alert warnings across Catalonia. A woman is missing in Olivella after being swept away by floodwaters. Schools in 15 Murcia municipalities are closed due to extreme rainfall risks.
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.
Amnesty International names 87 officials linked to Iran protest deaths
Amnesty International has identified 87 people connected to killings during protests in Iran, following the death of Mahsa Amini in police custody. The case remains under close human rights scrutiny.
Congress blocks government lobby law after key vote
Spain’s Congress has voted down the government’s proposed lobby law. The measure failed after PP, Vox, and Junts opposed it, stopping plans for a mandatory register of interest groups.
Anthropic opens Madrid office, urges early AI regulation
Anthropic has opened its Madrid office, betting on Spain's fast-growing AI market and calling for regulation before risks escalate. The move highlights Spain's rising profile in Europe's AI sector.
Spain left without lobby law as Congress rejects government decree
Spain remains the only major EU country without lobby regulation after Congress votes down the government’s decree. The decision erases new rules for interest groups and widens the gap with France, Germany, and the UK.
Barcelona hit by flash floods, power cuts, and road closures after sudden storm
Barcelona and nearby areas are under orange alert after intense rain caused flash flood warnings, power outages, and major road closures. Authorities urge residents to stay home and follow emergency instructions as the risk of flooding remains high.
Madrid Moves Ahead with Thyssen Expansion at Palacio de Hielo
Spain’s government and Francesca Thyssen-Bornemisza have agreed to a major expansion of the Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza. The project includes a €90 million renovation of the Palacio de Hielo to house contemporary art, but key heritage spaces remain at risk.
Barcelona hit by flash floods as storms disrupt city life
A violent storm brought flash floods and major transport disruptions to Barcelona. Metro lines, roads, and the airport all faced severe interruptions as emergency services responded to hundreds of incidents across the city.
Anthropic opens Madrid office as AI industry faces calls to slow down
Anthropic has launched its Madrid office and named Cristina Pitarch as head of Spanish operations. The company is urging a pause in AI development to address security risks. Major Spanish firms are already using its Claude assistant.
Valencia and Barcelona hit by severe flooding as emergency alerts sound
Heavy rain has caused major flooding in Valencia and Barcelona. Emergency alerts were sent to residents. Schools in 15 Murcia towns are closed. Transport and airports are heavily disrupted.
France braces for late September heatwave as temperatures surge far above normal
Between 21 and 27 September, France is set for a stretch of summer-like heat, with forecasts showing temperatures up to 10°C above the seasonal average. Meteorologists say this unusual warmth, driven by air masses from Morocco, could break late September records.
Elderly Woman Hospitalized After Serious Collision on León y Castillo
An 83-year-old woman is in critical condition after being struck by a vehicle on León y Castillo in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. The incident brought a rapid response from police, firefighters, and medical teams, and has renewed concerns about pedestrian safety on busy city streets.
Galicia eyes Xacobeo 2027 to boost business tourism
Galicia is betting on Xacobeo 2027 to redefine its business tourism sector. With a focus on premium experiences and sustainable growth, the region aims to attract high-spending visitors and position itself as a year-round MICE destination.
Cash withdrawals over three thousand euros trigger tax scrutiny in Spain
Withdrawing more than three thousand euros in cash from an ATM now places account holders under the close watch of the Agencia Tributaria. The move, coordinated with banks and the Bank of Spain, aims to tighten the fight against tax fraud and ensure transparency in high-value cash movements.
Revolut offers 3.51% promo rate to new savers after ECB hike
Revolut is raising the stakes for savers by offering a 3.51 percent annual yield to new account holders. This move comes just as the European Central Bank increased its deposit facility rate to 2.50 percent, making Revolut’s offer notably more attractive for those seeking short-term returns.
Revolut launches high-yield savings offer for new Spanish customers
Revolut is once again offering a 3.51% annual interest rate for new customers in Spain. The deal applies to instant-access savings accounts, with clear conditions and no set end date for sign-ups. Here is what changes for savers.
Feijóo Presses Sánchez on Ceuta Crisis and Morocco Silence
Spain’s Congress saw a heated exchange as Alberto Núñez Feijóo demanded answers from Pedro Sánchez about the Ceuta migrant crisis and Spain’s dealings with Morocco. The government’s evasive responses left the opposition calling for accountability.
Madrid sees record surge in overseas voter registrations
Madrid's overseas electoral census is expanding at twice the national rate, fueled by new Spanish citizens choosing the region under the Democratic Memory Law. This shift is reshaping the landscape of external voter participation and highlights Madrid's unique position in Spain's evolving migration dynamics.
Mazda 6e Takes Aim at Tesla Model 3 with European-Specific Overhaul
Mazda has reworked its 6e and CX-6e electric cars to better suit European roads and driving habits. While the partnership with Changan brought advanced tech, Mazda found that only a thorough retuning could make these models a real alternative to rivals like Tesla.
Granada rattled by new earthquake as region's nerves remain frayed
A 3.1-magnitude earthquake shook Granada and nearby towns early Wednesday, unsettling residents just as emergency measures were being eased. The tremor comes a month after the start of a seismic swarm that has brought over 1,700 quakes since August.
La Bola Negra named Spain's Oscar entry
Spain has officially selected La Bola Negra as its candidate for the Best International Feature Film at the Oscars. The film, directed by Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi, tells the story of three generations of queer men and has already made waves at Cannes.
Riding Instructor in Arenys de Munt Sentenced to Nearly Thirty Years for Child Abuse
A riding instructor from Arenys de Munt has admitted to sexually abusing nine minors over eight years. He will serve 29 years and 5 months in prison and pay €62,000 in compensation. The case exposes the dangers of unchecked authority in youth sports.
Ceuta and Melilla sovereignty claims overshadow migrant crisis in Spain
Moroccan political parties revive sovereignty demands over Ceuta and Melilla. Migrants stranded in Ceuta face harsh conditions. Humanitarian concerns are sidelined as the election campaign intensifies.
Wind and Clouds Set the Tone for Noisiel Weather Shift
Noisiel faces a day of shifting skies and brisk winds on September 16. Temperatures will climb from a humid morning to a breezy afternoon, with rapid changes in cloud cover and wind strength shaping the local atmosphere.
Dutch princesses redefine royal style at Prinsjesdag
The three daughters of King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima made a striking statement at Prinsjesdag, each choosing bold and personal looks that signal a new era for the Dutch royal family. Their fashion choices reveal a clear move away from classic royal protocol.
Warsh faces critical test as Fed prepares for first rate hike in years
Kevin Warsh is set to announce the first US interest rate hike since 2023. The move comes amid stubborn inflation and open pressure from Donald Trump. Markets brace for impact as the Federal Reserve risks a political clash.
Former DeepMind Engineer Warns AI Could Threaten Humanity
A former Google DeepMind engineer has issued a stark warning about the risks of advanced AI. He claims current safeguards are inadequate and urges immediate regulatory action. The debate intensifies as industry leaders echo similar fears.
Rayo Vallecano stays unbeaten in Leganés exile with win over Espanyol
Rayo Vallecano secured a 2-1 victory over Espanyol in Leganés. The team remains undefeated during its stadium exile. The return to Vallecas is now set after the regional government lifted the suspension.
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.
Spain to open permanent migrant processing centers in Ceuta and Melilla
Spain plans to open two permanent migrant identification centers in Ceuta and Melilla, each with 800 beds. The goal is to process arrivals more quickly and reduce overcrowding in public spaces.
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