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Albares and Bourita to Discuss Ceuta in New York
Spain and Morocco will discuss Ceuta in New York this week. The talks will cover migrant returns, people still in the city and online calls for another mass entry attempt before 23 September.
Greenland security pact set for UN signing
Denmark and Greenland will sign a security agreement with the United States on Tuesday. The pact remains secret, but Copenhagen says it will not change sovereignty over the island.
Pay Gap at Ibex-35 Companies Reaches 67 Times Employee Salaries
Executive pay moved further away from employee salaries at Spain's biggest listed companies. The gap reached 67 times in 2025, while three women executives shaped the gender figures at Ibex-35 firms.
Feijóo demands a permanent Frontex presence in Ceuta
Feijóo wants Europe to strengthen Ceuta's role at the border. He is calling for permanent Frontex support and faster returns after the July 30 to 31 crisis.
PP hardens Ceuta standoff over migrant minors
Alberto Núñez Feijóo and Juan Jesús Vivas reject transfers from Ceuta. They want returns to Morocco and accuse Sánchez of letting the crisis drag on.
Bizum Pay reaches 20 million users as Spanish banks widen access
CaixaBank, Bankinter and Unicaja have opened Bizum Pay to more customers. Nearly 20 million people can now use it in physical shops, with 1.6 million businesses connected to the service.
Morocco tightens Ceuta border ahead of September 23 election
Morocco has sent hundreds of officers and four water-cannon trucks to the Ceuta border. The move follows Spanish warnings about social-media calls for a collective crossing on election day.
Santander targets young investors with 10-euro funds
Santander is widening its investment offer for customers under 30 in Spain. Funds start at 10 euros, trading fees drop to one euro, and free training plus a 50-euro incentive round out the campaign.
Diesel Costs Surge 68% Before Tax Since Iran War Began
Diesel has risen 68% before tax since the war began. Tax relief has softened the increase for drivers, but transport groups are demanding fresh support before the current measures expire.
Portugal's Bottle Refund Scheme Faces a Social Backlash
Portugal's Volta scheme has collected more than 300 million containers. Support workers say some people can make fast cash from the system, while Lisbon warns of growing social costs.
Ceuta struggles to house thousands of migrants as street camps return
More than 4,000 migrants remain on Ceuta's streets. New shelter places are being prepared as residents protest and minors report alleged abuse in care centres.
Ceuta protesters march to Tarajal beach over migration crisis
More than 200 people marched toward El Tarajal in Ceuta. Residents called for stronger border protection and the resignation of the Government delegate.
Guardia Civil reinforcements land in Melilla as Spain braces for border rush
Spain has rushed dozens of Guardia Civil officers to Melilla after intelligence flagged a spike in online calls for a mass border crossing. Officials warn the current force may not be enough if thousands try to storm the fence.
Europe Recognises Anti-Drug Officers as High-Risk Professionals
The European Parliament has recognised police, border and customs officers fighting drug trafficking as high-risk professionals. The measure also covers port workers, fishermen and others exposed to violence from criminal networks.
Ceuta’s Port Runs Out of Space for Migrants
Ceuta’s new port camp was built for 1,700 people, but more than 2,000 migrants were turned away and sent back to the beaches. The city is now asking the European Union for urgent support.
Why the new Siri is still unavailable on iPhones in Spain
Updating an iPhone does not unlock every advertised Siri feature in Spain. Apple has left the European Union out of its initial AI rollout, while Spanish-language support follows a separate timetable.
Luxury Madrid Penthouse Deal Reveals Systemic Failures in Ayuso Administration
A confidential government dossier on a €6.3 million penthouse in Chamberí exposes a series of inconsistencies in its acquisition, rental, and attempted sale. The case raises pressing questions about oversight and transparency in Madrid’s management of public assets.
Ceuta migrant relocation plan collapses as thousands overwhelm security forces
A government operation to relocate migrants from Ceuta’s beaches descended into chaos as more than 2,000 people emerged from hiding, revealing the true scale of the crisis and leaving authorities scrambling for solutions.
Feijoo puts Ceuta and Melilla at the heart of his 2027 plan
Alberto Núñez Feijoo has pledged an integrated strategy for Ceuta and Melilla, including weekly Cabinet attention for both cities. Support from Brussels gives the proposal a broader European framework.
Ceuta faces unprecedented migrant influx with no end in sight
Ceuta has been thrown into turmoil after 70,000 Moroccan migrants entered the city in just two days. With daily life upended and authorities locked in conflict, Spain’s largest migration crisis remains unresolved after fifty days.
Lucas González unveils his new nose after complex surgery in Turkey
After months out of the spotlight, Lucas González has revealed the outcome of his nasal reconstruction. The former Andy y Lucas member shares the medical ordeal that led him abroad and the long recovery process.
Feijóo pledges a larger security presence in Ceuta and Melilla
More than 3,000 migrants were moved to a temporary port centre in Ceuta. Feijóo promised tighter border controls and additional security forces if elected.
Lagarde revives speculation about an early ECB departure
Christine Lagarde has again refused to rule out leaving the ECB before her mandate ends. Spain is positioning itself for the succession contest, with Pablo Hernández de Cos among the leading names.
European Parliament singles out Sánchez over Ceuta border crisis
A European Parliament resolution directly criticizes Pedro Sánchez for Spain’s handling of the Ceuta migrant influx and raises the possibility of economic sanctions against Morocco. The move exposes sharp divisions in Brussels over migration policy and Spain’s border strategy.
Ibex 35 under pressure as contract expiries and currency swings collide
The Ibex 35 heads into a volatile session, with contract expiries, currency shifts, and oil prices all weighing on Spanish equities. Central bank decisions and credit ratings add to the uncertainty.
Critical weather decision shapes new D Day film release
A new film explores the tense hours before the Normandy landings. The story centers on a high-stakes weather dispute that could have changed the course of World War II. The director avoids spectacle, focusing on ethical dilemmas and human responsibility.
Oil routes blocked as Middle East war disrupts global supply
Key oil routes in the Middle East have been blocked or attacked. The closure of the Saudi pipeline and Bab el Mandeb strait is driving up global fuel costs. The world economy faces new risks as supply routes remain under threat.
Ceuta moves migrants from beaches to port as legal and political pressures mount
Authorities in Ceuta are relocating migrants from makeshift beach camps to a port facility, aiming for safer and more organized conditions. The move comes amid legal rulings and European Parliament pressure on Spain and Morocco.
Defence Minister visits injured soldiers after Ceuta attacks
Two Spanish soldiers were hospitalised after violent attacks in Ceuta. Defence Minister Margarita Robles made an unplanned visit amid a media storm over alleged military aggression. Military associations demand stronger protection for troops.
San Sebastián Film Festival opens with Brad Pitt and Naomi Watts in the spotlight
San Sebastián’s 74th film festival launches with Brad Pitt’s new film and Naomi Watts receiving overdue recognition. Major directors like Mike Leigh and Fatih Akin join the race for the Concha de Oro. Spanish cinema faces new dynamics after Cannes.
Shakira brings month-long tour and fashion showcase to Madrid
Shakira will spend a month in Madrid for her tour. The city hosts twelve concerts and the Spanish launch of her haircare brand. Fashion, music, and business converge in a unique event.
Shakira breaks records with Madrid concert run
Shakira returns to the stage in Madrid with twelve concerts, drawing unprecedented crowds and setting new sales records for a Latin artist. The residency marks a high point in her career and a major event for Spain's live music scene.
Critical weather decision shaped the fate of D Day in new film
The film 'Tiempo de victoria' reveals how a single weather forecast nearly changed the date of D Day. The suspenseful drama shows the immense pressure on Allied leaders and the pivotal role of meteorologists in World War II.
B'Tselem director warns of deepening impunity in Gaza and West Bank
Yuli Novak, head of B'Tselem, accuses Israel of pursuing a systematic policy of elimination in Gaza and the West Bank. She warns that international inaction fuels impunity. The NGO faces growing threats as the government hardens its stance.
Blood test trends can flag cancer risk before symptoms appear
Routine blood tests may reveal cancer risk earlier than previously thought. Oxford researchers found that tracking changes over time, not just single abnormal results, can give doctors a better warning. This could help primary care spot cancer sooner and avoid unnecessary tests.
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