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Marius Borg Remains Under House Arrest Ahead of King Harald V’s Funeral
Marius Borg will stay under electronic surveillance at Skaugum, agreeing to an extended house arrest. The move is intended to avoid further controversy as Norway prepares for King Harald V’s funeral. Legal questions remain unresolved.
Spanish Retiree Faces Lifetime Pension Cut After 46 Years on the Job
Domingo García spent over 46 years paying into Spain’s Social Security system, only to see his pension permanently reduced for retiring early. His case highlights a legal framework that punishes long careers with irreversible cuts, sparking debate over fairness and reform.
Princess Astrid’s Private Farewell to King Harald V in Oslo
Norway’s Royal House released intimate photos of Princess Astrid bidding farewell to her brother, King Harald V. The images capture her silent vigil in the Royal Palace, days before the state funeral. Her presence marks a significant moment for the royal family.
Madrid High Court Drops Disciplinary Case Against Judge Peinado Over Police Remark
The Madrid High Court has decided not to discipline Judge Peinado after he suggested police could help Begoña Gómez flee. The ruling follows a complaint from the police union and a review of judicial conduct.
Nvidia Acquires Hugging Face for $13 Billion After OpenAI Security Breach
Nvidia is buying Hugging Face for $12.9 billion after a high-profile hack involving OpenAI. The move is set to strengthen Nvidia’s position in open-source AI and intensifies the competition over the future of artificial intelligence.
Government to Release Ceuta Border Reports Amid Internal Rift
Spain’s government will publish a dossier of police and intelligence reports on the Ceuta border surge. The move follows internal clashes over whether authorities were warned in advance. The release aims to clarify responsibility.
Spain Summons Moroccan Diplomat Over Ceuta and Melilla Dispute
Spain formally protested to Morocco after two ministers called for the "liberation" of Ceuta and Melilla. The Moroccan ambassador was summoned, but did not attend. Tensions over the enclaves have escalated, prompting urgent diplomatic action.
17-year-old migrant dies in Ceuta juvenile center during diabetes crisis
A 17-year-old migrant under Ceuta’s care has died from severe diabetes complications. The incident exposes gaps in medical oversight at La Esperanza. Authorities face questions as the number of unaccompanied minors remains unclear.
Ceuta Migrant Influx Exposes Gaps in Spain’s Official Data
Spain’s government reports a drop in irregular migration, but leaves out the unprecedented arrival of over 70,000 migrants in Ceuta at the end of July. Official figures remain incomplete as authorities work to process the surge.
European Court Rebukes Spain Over Harsh Sentences for Catalan Protesters
The European Court of Human Rights has ruled Spain's prison sentences for four Catalan protesters were excessive. The court found no violence by the accused, but denied compensation. The decision challenges Spain's handling of political dissent.
Spain Moves to Cap Hospital Shifts and Rein in Staff Overload
Spain’s government is pushing a landmark health reform to limit hospital shifts to 17 hours and curb chronic overwork. The draft law, now before parliament, could reshape working life for thousands of public health professionals if approved.
CAF Battery Train Covers 273 km on Batteries Alone in German Test
A CAF Class 557 train has traveled 273 kilometers using only its onboard batteries, with no diesel or external power. The test in Germany marks a step forward for battery trains, but also shows the practical limits of current technology.
Over 80 Dead After Migrant Boat Drifts for 26 Days Near Canary Islands
A migrant boat from Gambia was found south of the Canary Islands after nearly a month adrift. Only 45 of the original 128 survived. Among the dead is a baby. Spanish rescue teams intervened under dangerous conditions.
Sánchez No Longer Rules Out Moroccan Role in Ceuta Border Crisis
Pedro Sánchez signals a shift in Madrid’s stance on the Ceuta border crisis. The government now acknowledges Moroccan involvement is possible, as new intelligence and official reports come to light. Spain’s border policy faces new pressure.
Galician Reservoir Pollution Reaches Portugal as Authorities Stall
Toxic contamination in the As Conchas reservoir has now reached Portugal. Despite a landmark court ruling, authorities have failed to act. Residents demand urgent enforcement as health and water rights remain at risk.
Madrid Bans Political Symbols at Arganzuela Festival Amid Backlash
Madrid’s Arganzuela district has banned all political symbols and non-constitutional flags at its main festival. Local associations now face sanctions for displaying banners like the rainbow flag. The move has triggered protests and accusations of censorship.
Over 80 Dead or Missing After Gambian Migrant Boat Found South of Canary Islands
A migrant boat drifting south of the Canary Islands was found with 45 survivors and eight bodies. More than 80 people, including a baby, are dead or missing after 27 days at sea. Spanish rescue services responded overnight.
September Brings Sudden Weather Shift, Warns Jorge Rey
Jorge Rey warns of a sharp weather shift as September begins. His cabañuelas method points to rain, storms, and unstable conditions. Official forecasts remain cautious, but many are watching for signs of early autumn.
Truck Fire on AP-7 Causes 13-Kilometre Traffic Jam Near Barcelona
A truck fire on the AP-7 near Cerdanyola del Vallès brought traffic to a standstill for 13 kilometres. Emergency crews are working to control the blaze. Nearby routes and Barcelona’s Ronda Litoral are also heavily affected.
Sharp Weather Shift to Hit Spain After Intense September Heat
Spain braces for a dramatic weather reversal. After days above 40°C, forecasts point to rain, wind, and cooler air, especially in the north. Meteorologist Jorge Rey signals a turning point for the season.
Morocco Warns of Retaliation Over Possible Felipe VI Visit to Ceuta
Morocco warns of a new crisis if King Felipe VI visits Ceuta. The planned royal trip is seen as a direct challenge to Rabat’s claim over the enclave. Spanish-Moroccan relations face renewed strain just weeks before Morocco’s elections.
Sánchez Confronts Congress as Ceuta Crisis Splits Government
Pedro Sánchez faces sharp criticism in Congress after a confidential police report links Morocco to the Ceuta migrant influx. Coalition partners and opposition demand explanations, leaving the government’s version of events under fire.
Far-right parties spread false claims after Manresa festival killing
A deadly stabbing in Manresa has triggered a wave of misinformation. Far-right groups blame Maghrebi migrants, but police confirm the suspects are Spanish minors. The incident exposes deep divisions over security and immigration in Catalonia.
Interior Ministry Under Scrutiny After Ceuta Border Report Contradicts Official Line
A confidential police report links Moroccan security forces to the mass entry at Ceuta’s border. The Interior Ministry’s efforts to downplay the findings have drawn criticism and raised questions about Spain’s border policy and political credibility.
Judge Tardón Shields Border Report from Political Pressure
A confidential police report directly implicates Morocco in the El Tarajal border incident. Judge María Tardón took extraordinary steps to prevent political interference. The Interior Ministry was left out of the loop and forced to react.
Ceuta Border Report Ignites Clash Between Police and Interior Ministry
A confidential police report on the Ceuta border surge has exposed a rift at the top of Spain’s security apparatus. The document suggests Moroccan agents enabled the mass entry, contradicting official denials. Judicial action now looms.
Migrants in Ceuta Avoid Streets Amid Mass Protests and Rising Tension
Ceuta’s largest protest in years left beaches unusually quiet. Migrants stayed hidden, fearing violence. Local leaders accuse officials of fueling division. The city’s fragile balance is under strain as thousands remain in limbo.
Police Reveal Orchestrated Social Media Campaign Behind Ceuta Border Surge
A police report exposes how coordinated online messages and misinformation triggered the mass entry of migrants into Ceuta. Authorities highlight the role of foreign agents and digital planning in the July 2026 border breach.
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.
Migrant Workers Crowded Into Unsafe Housing as Agrarian Mafias Profit in Valladolid
In Nava del Rey, Valladolid, foreign seasonal workers are packed into unsafe, overcrowded housing and endure harsh working conditions. Local mafias and landowners profit, while authorities struggle to intervene. Tensions rise as the town’s population shrinks.
Madrid’s Housing Crisis Deepens as Ayuso’s Luxury Penthouse Sparks Outrage
A luxury penthouse purchase by Isabel Díaz Ayuso’s government has reignited debate over Madrid’s housing crisis. Locals face impossible choices as tourist rentals squeeze out residents. Transparency and trust are in short supply.
Catalan Identity Fractures as Ethnic Nationalism Gains Ground
The inclusive idea of 'un sol poble' in Catalonia is under threat. New ethnic-based narratives are dividing residents. The shift marks a sharp break from the region’s long-standing approach to identity.
Alcaraz Turns Early Trouble Into Commanding US Open Win
Carlos Alcaraz dropped the first set to Jaime Faria but quickly took control to advance at the US Open. With top rivals missing or struggling, Alcaraz looks healthy and ready to defend his title.
Ceuta Residents Demand Urgent Action as Migrant Crisis Escalates
Ceuta saw its largest protest in years as thousands called for government intervention. The city faces mounting pressure after over 70,000 migrants arrived in just two days. Local leaders warn of institutional neglect.
Alcaraz Under Pressure as Faria Exposes Weaknesses at US Open
Carlos Alcaraz returns to the US Open after injury, but his serve falters against Jaime Faria. The Spanish favorite faces real pressure as the tournament sees early upsets. Expectations intensify with every point.
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