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Unique ancient ship with amphorae discovered off the Catalonia coast

Roman Ship Illes Formigues II to Receive BCIN Status in Catalonia for the First Time. Catalan authorities have initiated the process to designate the Roman ship Illes Formigues II as an asset of national significance. This is the first such case in the region. The vessel was discovered at a depth of 46 meters off the Costa Brava coast.

Italy denied a payout due to lack of 10 years of residency — court intervened

EU Court Rules 10-Year Residency Requirement for Refugee Benefits Is Illegal. The EU court has ruled that requiring refugees to live in a country for 10 years before receiving social assistance is discriminatory. The decision primarily concerns Italy but also impacts other countries. The argument of giving 'national priority' has been called into question.

Controversial Champions League Decisions Challenge European Standards

UEFA Under Pressure: Controversial Penalties Spark Handball Rule Criticism. Two handball penalties in the Champions League semifinals have sparked a wave of criticism. Steve McManaman is calling for the controversial rule to be scrapped. The fairness of UEFA's decisions is once again under scrutiny.

Why the Saxo VTS Still Sets the Benchmark for Spanish Car Enthusiasts and Motorsport Fans

30 Years of Citroën Saxo VTS: How the Iconic Hatchback Changed the Approach to B-Segment Sports Models. The Citroën Saxo VTS marks its 30th anniversary—a model that not only set new standards for compact sports hatchbacks, but also created an entire culture among young drivers and motorsport fans in Spain. What explains its cult status and why does interest in it remain strong despite modern trends?

Criticism of Pedro Sánchez and His Inner Circle Intensifies in Andalusia

Carmen Romero: Pressure on Prime Minister's Family and Division in PSOE Escalate Conflict. Carmen Romero stated that attacks on Pedro Sánchez's family reflect a new level of political hardness. She believes that this period is even more challenging for the government than the final years of Felipe González at La Moncloa.

European Commission Calls on Spain to Abandon Electricity Regulation

Spain Prepares for New Electricity Market Rules Following EU Demands. The spotlight is on the European Commission’s demand for Spain to abandon the PVPC tariff. This move has sparked widespread discussion among energy companies and consumers. The issue affects not only the market but also social support measures.

The final stage of the cycling race in Barcelona threatened by health restrictions

Catalan Authorities Demand Tour de France Route Change Due to African Swine Fever Outbreak. The Catalan government is insisting on a change to the Tour de France route to avoid passing through the contaminated Collserola area. These measures are aimed at combating African swine fever and preventing the dangers posed by large gatherings of people.

Two Most Impressive Clay Streaks of the Season to Meet in Madrid

Jannik Sinner and Arthur Fils to Clash for Madrid Open Final Berth. Jannik Sinner and Arthur Fils will meet in the Madrid Open semifinals. Both players remain unbeaten on clay in 2026. The Italian is chasing a record, while the Frenchman, returning from injury, has already climbed the rankings.

What has changed for pet owners when traveling in Europe

New EU Rules on Traveling with Dogs and Cats Take Effect. As of April 22, updated requirements for transporting dogs and cats are in effect across the European Union. Pet owners must now carefully check their animals’ documents before travel: a European passport, up-to-date vaccinations, and proper identification are mandatory.

Alpine A110 GTS vs Lotus Emira Turbo SE: engines, dynamics, and Spain's chance

Alpine A110 GTS and Lotus Emira Turbo SE: A Duel of the Last Lightweight ICE Sports Cars. The Alpine A110 GTS and Lotus Emira Turbo SE are two rare sports cars featuring engines under 400 hp and weighing less than 1.5 tons. Both could be the last of their kind on the Spanish market. What are their key differences, and why does it matter for driving enthusiasts in Spain?

In Paris, Bayern will face PSG without Kompany on the bench

Bayern Reaches Champions League Semifinals Without Head Coach. Bayern will be without their head coach in the Champions League semifinals due to suspension. An assistant coach will lead the team in Paris. Several key players will also be absent.

Focus on key players from Paris, Munich, Madrid, and London ahead of decisive matches

Who Will Decide the Outcome of the Champions League Semi-Finals: Key Figures in the Clash. In the Champions League semi-finals, it's not just the stars who can make the difference. All eyes are on the players whose performances will determine the fate of Paris, Munich, Madrid, and London. Their contributions could reshape the course of the tournament.

Italy and France report figures nearly identical to Spain

Spain tops global ranking for percentage of bald men. Spain has the highest proportion of men with baldness—44.5%. The country surpassed Italy and France. Experts attribute the figures to genetic factors and lifestyle in the region.