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Why is Israel ignoring Madrid's requests

Israel Blocks Investigation into Spying on Spanish Government Using Pegasus. A Spanish court faces a wall of silence from Israel. The probe into ministers’ phone hacking has stalled. The judge accuses Israel of violating international agreements.

What makes Madrid risk straining its ties with Brussels

European Parliament Pressures Spain to Approve Reform Threatening Nationalists. The European Parliament insists that Spain ratify a new electoral reform. Madrid remains the only holdout blocking change. This could alter the balance of power in Brussels.

What triggers panic attacks at 10,000 meters

Turkish Airlines demands punishment for passenger who triggered false alarm on board. A passenger sparked a fake bomb scare on a flight to Barcelona. The crew made an emergency landing, and police cordoned off the airport. Now the airline is calling for strict punishment.

What secrets lie beneath the Arctic and why is all eyes on Greenland

Spain to Decide on Sending Troops to Greenland After Consultations with Europe. Spain is in no rush to deploy troops to Greenland. A decision will be made following discussions with European partners. Authorities emphasize respect for the island’s residents’ choice.

Is Europe on the brink of change or is it just another illusion

Spain proposes volunteer coalition as a step towards an EU army. Spain has put forward an initiative to form a coalition of volunteers within the EU aiming to strengthen Europe's defense and integrate the defense sector The response from other countries remains uncertain

Why is Madrid emerging as the center of new political ambitions

How Ayuso's International Visits Are Shifting the Balance of Power in Spanish Politics. Ayuso is actively building international ties and strengthening her influence. Her strategy is overshadowing Feijóo. Madrid is becoming a political focal point.

How many layers would you wear to help save the planet

French retiree lives in a freezing apartment for ecology and turns away guests. A retiree in France chooses to live in the cold for the sake of the environment. He wears eight layers of clothing and refuses to host visitors. Meanwhile, in Spain, cold homes are more often a forced reality.

How will the European peacekeeping mission reshape Kyiv

Spain Trains Military Specialists for Post-Ceasefire Mission in Ukraine. Spain plans to send military specialists to Ukraine. The mission will include instructors, engineers, and observers. Europe is discussing a new format of support for Kyiv after a potential ceasefire.

Is Spain gearing up for a European breakthrough

Pedro Sánchez Considers Sending Spanish Troops to Ukraine for Peacekeeping Mission. The Spanish Prime Minister has announced the possibility of deploying Spanish troops on a peacekeeping mission in Ukraine. Consultations with parliamentary parties will begin in the coming days. The decision could redefine Spain's role in European politics.

What did European leaders discuss behind closed doors in Paris

Pedro Sánchez in Paris Spain steps up Ukraine support on the international stage. Pedro Sánchez travels to Paris for talks with world leaders aiming to boost aid for Ukraine and discuss steps toward peace Decisions at the summit could shift the balance of power in Europe

What makes thousands of motorcyclists transform city life for four days

Valladolid lifts entry restrictions for Pingüinos motorcycle rally and tourism. Authorities in Valladolid have temporarily lifted environmental entry restrictions to host Europe's largest motorcycle rally. The decision aims to boost the local economy and attract more tourists. Find out how the city is balancing economic gains with environmental concerns.

How routine flights can turn into a risky business

Bus Drivers Arrested in Barcelona for Smuggling Migrants Between Spain and France. Fifteen international bus drivers have been arrested in Barcelona. They are suspected of running a paid migrant smuggling operation between Spain and France.

Discover the changes improving life in Spain today

44 Signs the World Is Becoming a Better Place Despite Everything. The world is improving, even if it sometimes seems otherwise. This article presents 44 facts about progress in medicine, education, technology, and the environment. Discover the reasons for optimism.

Family ties that shaped royalty: the untold story of Tatiana Radziwiłł

Secrets of the Radziwill Dynasty How Princess Tatyana’s Family Is Linked to Europe. Tatyana Radziwill was not only a close friend of Queen Sofía but also a member of a remarkable dynasty. Her lineage unites royal families across Europe and holds a wealth of unexpected stories. Discover how the destinies of monarchs became intertwined in the life of one princess.

Can mysterious particles shape the fate of dying stars

Astronomers tested dark matter theories on white dwarfs and were surprised by the result. Scientists studied white dwarfs to test the hypothesis of axion existence. They expected to find evidence of their influence, but the results were unexpected. Why did axions once again elude observation? Read on to find out.

Scientists reveal unexpected alcohol effects on memory and the brain

Can a Glass of Wine at Dinner Lower Dementia Risk in Adults. A major new study has changed the way we look at alcohol and dementia. Moderate wine or beer consumption may be linked to a lower risk of memory loss. Find out why scientists have reconsidered their previous conclusions.

Millions, luxury apartments, and secret schemes — who is behind Plus Ultra

Plus Ultra Investigation: Tracing Links from Venezuela to Switzerland and France. The Plus Ultra case has revealed the names of bankers and brokers from both Europe and Latin America. Investigators suspect large-scale money laundering through Spain, France, and Switzerland. At the center are the airline’s top executives and financial intermediaries.

Meta Scandal — Spanish Lawmakers Demand Explanations

Meta Summoned to Spanish Congress Over Mass Data Collection Allegations. The Spanish parliament is demanding explanations from Meta regarding allegations of unlawful data collection. The company has been ordered to pay €479 million for violating European regulations. The court's decision could impact the advertising market in the country.

Two Major Exhibitions and New Formats — What Awaits Visitors

CCCB in Barcelona to Dedicate 2026 to Beauty and the Atomic Age. In 2026, CCCB will present exhibitions exploring beauty and the atomic age. The program includes lectures, art projects, and international residencies, with renowned artists and writers expected to participate.

785 children disappeared from care — how criminal networks operate

Disappearance of Underage Migrants in the Canary Islands Exposes Large-Scale Exploitation Schemes. Hundreds of underage migrants have vanished from care centers in the Canary Islands. Organized exploitation networks are believed to be behind their disappearances. The protection system is struggling to cope with the crisis.