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749 newsNext-Gen Nexo: 826 km on a Single Tank and Cutting-Edge Tech for Cold Climates
Hyundai Launches Updated Hydrogen SUV With Record-Breaking Range. Hyundai unveils the second-generation Nexo—a hydrogen-powered SUV capable of driving 826 km on a single fill. The new model features a high-capacity battery, faster refueling, and an expanded suite of technologies. Discover what makes this 2026 newcomer stand out.
Astronomers Worldwide Compete for Access to a Unique Tool: The Race Intensifies
Number of Applications for Using James Webb Telescope Surpasses All Expectations. The demand for access to the James Webb Telescope has reached a historic high. Scientists have submitted nearly three thousand proposals. Competition for observation time is fiercer than ever.
Friendship, politics, and exile: The untold secrets behind the monarch’s unreleased confessions
The Secret of Juan Carlos I’s Memoirs: Why Carlos Errera’s Book Remains Locked Away. Juan Carlos I's memoirs will soon be released in Spain. But this is not the book everyone is waiting for. Another biography, written by his friend, remains shrouded in mystery.
Royal generosity: Who will receive the order twice refused by Franco
Order of the Golden Fleece: Who Will Receive the Royal Award Worth Tens of Thousands of Euros. The King of Spain bestows a prestigious honor. Four recipients will be awarded the Order of the Golden Fleece. Discover the history and mysteries behind this legendary relic.
A railway tunnel under the sea: bold vision or soon-to-be reality? — How Europe and Africa are closer than you think
Spain and Morocco Keep Alive the Idea of an Undersea Tunnel Across Gibraltar. The construction of a tunnel between Spain and Morocco has been discussed for decades. A decision to begin work could be made by 2027, but the opening is expected no earlier than 2040.
Who Is Princess Zara? Meet Infanta Cristina’s Boss and Her Surprising Connection to Spain
Princess Zahra Aga Khan: A Secret Life, Friendship with the Infanta, and a Million-Dollar Inheritance. Princess Zahra Aga Khan keeps a low profile, managing a vast charitable empire. She shares a close friendship with Infanta Cristina.
Why the New Activision Blizzard Release Is Stirring Controversy: Gamers and Experts React
Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 Sparks Debate Among Gamers and Critics. The latest release of Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 has ignited heated debate. Professional critics and regular players are sharply divided in their reviews. This article explores the reasons behind the disagreement and the main points of contention.
King Juan Carlos's Secret Affair: The Woman He Loved Before Queen Sofia Revealed
Juan Carlos's First Love: Who Was the Aristocrat Elena of Orléans? Juan Carlos I recalled his first love—a princess named Elena of Orléans. His eldest daughter is named after her.
Barcelona and the Coastal Towns: Where Locals Can No Longer Afford to Buy Property
Property Prices in Catalonia Continue to Rise: Experts Warn of Overheating Market. Catalonia is seeing a steady increase in real estate prices. Analysts highlight areas with the most significant supply shortages. Both the luxury and mid-range segments are drawing attention.
Operation Tritón: How Police Shut Down a Child Trafficking Route Through Lanzarote and Madrid
International Child Trafficking Network from Canary Islands to France Uncovered in Spain. Eleven people have been detained in Spain over illegal child transportation. Four of those arrested are already in custody. The investigation is ongoing, with authorities searching for missing minors.
Spain Rides High: While Neighbors Struggle with Debt, Madrid Celebrates Success
Spain’s Economy Surges: Risk Premium Hits 16-Year Low. Yields on Spanish bonds have plummeted, with the spread versus Germany dropping to a record low. The country’s economy is showing surprising resilience.
World's Top Sculptors Compete: Who Will Win the Epic Battle of Ice Between Good and Evil?
International Ice Festival Kicks Off in Torrejón de Ardoz with a Heroes and Villains Theme. A unique ice sculpture festival comes to Torrejón de Ardoz. Artists from around the world will showcase their creations inspired by heroes and villains. Discover what surprises await visitors at this year’s spectacular ice show.
Secrets of the Girona Coast: What Is Hidden on the Ancient Fortress Island off Llançà?
The Castellar Islet: A Millennium of Costa Brava History on a Rocky Cliff. Along the Alt Empordà coast lies an enigmatic enclave that has witnessed countless eras unfold. Its stones bear the marks of ancient rituals and wars. This place holds the secrets of a thousand years of history.
Business freedom and investor confidence: Why Spain's capital is becoming a magnet for capital
Madrid Strengthens Its Role as Investment Hub Amid Criticism of Sánchez’s Policies. Madrid is attracting growing interest from investors, driven by economic freedom and stability. The region stands out against a backdrop of political disagreements and is solidifying its lead in drawing foreign capital. Find out how the Spanish capital is shaping a new investment climate.
Why Spain's Capital Is Becoming a Magnet for Capital: Freedom, Stability, and Government Challenges
Madrid Strengthens Its Position as an Investment Hub Amid Criticism of Sánchez's Policies. Madrid is boosting its appeal to investors through economic freedom and stability. The region continues to post growth, even as political disagreements with the central government persist. Discover how Spain’s capital is shaping a new investment climate.
Caracas Scandal: A Love Story of Betrayal and Divorce That Shocked All of Venezuela
How the Scandalous Divorce of Luis de Bourbon’s Mother-in-law Changed the Law. Carmen Leonor Santaella faced betrayal. Her marriage ended after thirty years. The high-profile divorce set a legal precedent.
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.
Dramatic Incident in Los Charcones: Tourists Trapped by Sudden Surge of the Sea
Four Tourists from Catalonia and France Injured in Lanzarote by Powerful Wave. A large wave knocked down four tourists in southern Lanzarote. All suffered injuries, but their lives are not in danger. The incident comes after a series of tragedies in the Canary Islands.
Why Was the Alleged Sale of a Girl in Navarra Case Closed? Key Details and Unanswered Questions
Navarre Court Drops Case of Teen Allegedly Sold for Money and Alcohol. The case concerning the alleged sale of a 14-year-old girl in Navarre has been closed due to lack of evidence. The victim refused to confirm the accusations. Questions about the effectiveness of the child protection system remain unanswered.
Why Left-Wing Parties and Nationalists Are Boycotting Spain's Monarchy Jubilee: Inside the Controversy
Some MPs Boycott Monarchy Anniversary in Spanish Congress. Lawmakers from Sumar, Compromís, Esquerra Republicana, and EH Bildu have refused to take part in the event marking the 50th anniversary of the monarchy. They argue that the Crown has not distanced itself from its Francoist past. The decision has sparked substantial debate in political circles.
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.
Spanish President on Former King’s Memoir: Why Sánchez Advises Against Reading Juan Carlos I’s Book During the Holidays
Pedro Sánchez Leaves Juan Carlos I's Memoirs Off His Holiday Gift List. Pedro Sánchez admitted he has not read Juan Carlos I's autobiography and has no plans to recommend it for the holiday season. Sánchez highlighted the current crown's merits and expressed surprise at some passages in the book.
Optimization Test: How a Legendary Game Performs on Old AMD Hardware
Battlefield 6 Runs Smoothly Even on Old AMD FX 9590 Processors. Spanish media are abuzz over how Battlefield 6 performs on outdated processors. Recent tests delivered surprising results. Experts are analyzing how optimization impacts the gaming experience. Our report shares the details of the experiment and key takeaways from specialists.
Global Tax Map Update: Spain Pulls Ahead of Some, but Trails Far Behind Others
Spain in the Global OECD Tax Ranking: Among Leaders and Laggards. The latest tax burden ranking has been published. Spain holds a mid-to-high position. Find out which countries top the list and which ones are falling behind.
Royal Jewels Unveiled: What Secrets Do Queen Sofía’s Most Iconic Tiaras Hold?
Six Tiaras of Queen Sofia: The History of the Monarchy Told Through Jewels. Queen Sofia no longer wears tiaras. Her treasures now adorn Queen Letizia. Discover the story behind six iconic pieces—each one a testament to a different era.
IAG shocks the market: record profits fail to stop share price drop
IAG Shares Plunge Despite Profit Growth and Fresh Promises for Investors. IAG’s nine-month financial results surpassed last year’s figures. Nevertheless, the company’s share price dropped. Investors reacted to the third-quarter results. Management remains optimistic about future prospects.
Rockstar misses out: How GTA 6's delayed release impacts the awards race
GTA 6 Won’t Compete for the Top Prize at The Game Awards 2026. The revised release date for GTA 6 means the game is out of the running for this year’s award. The Game Awards only considers titles released before November, leaving Rockstar’s blockbuster out of contention for gaming’s top honor.
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.
El Millón: Jackpot win brings luck to Algeciras resident
A New Lottery Millionaire Emerges in Popular Cadiz City. Spain has welcomed another millionaire. The winning ticket was sold in Algeciras. The jackpot of the popular lottery keeps climbing.
Why Is France Still Silent on Citizens Killed by GAL? A 40-Year Perspective
Spanish and French Victims of GAL: The Memory No One Wants to Confront. Spain remembers the French citizens killed by GAL in the 1980s, while France continues to remain silent about their stories. Why does this uncomfortable memory still remain unspoken? Find out in our report.
Why Farmers in Andalusia, Catalonia, and Castile and León Are Being Forced to Adapt: New Rules Shake Up the Poultry Industry
Spain to Ban Free-Range Poultry in High-Risk Areas Starting Monday. Spain is restricting outdoor poultry farming in regions at risk of bird flu. The new measures affect farmers in Andalusia, Catalonia, and Castile and León. Authorities are tightening controls to prevent H5N1 outbreaks.
This forest trail in Navarre is called magical: the perfect autumn walk
Irati Forest in Navarra: An Easy and Enchanting Journey Through the Beech Paradise of the Pyrenees. A hidden gem lies in Navarra—one of Europe's largest beech forests. Here, a breathtakingly scenic trail awaits, open to tourists of all levels.
Catalan Party Shifts Course: What’s Next for Major Reforms in Congress?
Junts Ends Support for Sánchez Government Bills and Withdraws from Talks. Junts per Catalunya has announced a complete break with Sánchez's government. The party refuses to take part in discussions or votes on new legislation. This decision could block key reforms and alter the balance of power in parliament.
Infanta Sofía surprises with her new look: what she was doing in Madrid without her parents
Infanta Sofía Spent a Secret Weekend in Madrid with Friends and Sushi. Infanta Sofía took a break from her studies to visit friends in Madrid. Discover the details of her unofficial adventures in the capital.
Luis de Guindos warns: How new regulations could upend the European rental market
ECB Vice President Urges Overhaul of Housing Rental Regulations in the Eurozone. Luis de Guindos of the ECB has highlighted the current rental market dynamics, warning that existing measures may be limiting supply. The official pointed out potential implications for the eurozone’s economy.
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