Germany is split into three weather zones this week. The south faces storms and heavy rain, while summer sun settles over the centre. In the north, frequent showers and cooler air keep conditions unsettled.
A powerful storm system brought heavy rain and hail to Germany, with strong winds adding to the damage. The Westerwald suffered major damage and power cuts. Authorities warn of ongoing tornado risk and further storms overnight.
Spanish authorities have shut down a clandestine lab in Terrassa producing illegal bird medicines. Four people were detained, 150 drugs seized, and links to international distribution uncovered.
Spain secured bronze in the 4x100m mixed relay at the European Athletics Championships in Birmingham. The team set a national record and helped Spain finish the event with eight medals, reflecting the country's growing strength in relay events.
Spain’s 4x100 mixed relay team won bronze at the European Championships in its first appearance, setting a national record. Britain and Germany finished ahead, while Spain held off Switzerland.
Those white lines on glass do more than decorate a window. They help birds see the glass and avoid collisions, preventing countless deaths each year. The right design can make a real difference.
Forster has introduced its updated Vantasy camper range for 2027, built on the Fiat Ducato and starting at €48,900 in Germany. The new models offer a larger kitchen and improved storage, along with diesel heating; their bathroom design is multifunctional.
At just 14, Jia Mingxuan developed a low-cost irrigation system that collects water from the air without electricity. Built in Inner Mongolia, his invention earned a gold medal at the 2025 iENA fair in Nuremberg. The project is drawing renewed attention for its potential to support reforestation in dry climates.
Nik Storonsky, CEO of Revolut, is being sued in London for €17.5 million by yacht broker Cecil Wright & Partners, which alleges it enabled the purchase of a €350 million superyacht. Storonsky’s family office denies any obligation to pay.
A Pew Research Center survey shows China now viewed more positively than the US in most countries. The shift is linked to recent conflicts and changing perceptions of global leadership.
A German-led consortium will invest more than €100 million to open the first commercial plant for wooden wind turbine blades in Navarra. Backed by support from the EU New idea Fund, the project targets 450 jobs and a new approach to sustainable energy manufacturing.
Retailer-style listings describe the Pixel 11 lineup, including the Pro Fold, but no Google announcement is cited. Reported European prices range from €999 to €1,999. The listings point to display, camera and charging updates.
The Al Lusail, owned by the Emir of Qatar, has docked in Port Tarraco after a seven-month refit in Germany. The extensive renovation, estimated at €35 million, marks the yacht’s return to the Mediterranean ahead of the summer season.
Navantia has achieved a major breakthrough by laying the keel of the F-113 Menéndez de Avilés seven months ahead of schedule, while Germany’s F-126 program has collapsed amid soaring costs. Spain’s progress in frigate and submarine construction is reshaping Europe’s naval field.
A sightseeing plane crashed near the Nazca Lines, killing all 13 on board. Victims include Spanish, Italian, German and Peruvian nationals. Authorities have launched an investigation into the cause.
A tourist plane crashed near the Nazca Lines in southern Peru, killing all 13 people on board, including two Spaniards. Authorities are investigating the cause; fire hampered rescue efforts.
Several EU countries are urging Spain and Morocco to accelerate the return of migrants after mass crossings in Ceuta. Some governments have proposed suspending Spain from Schengen, as the crisis prompts new border controls and fuels political tension.
New research identifies Proailurus, an ancient Eurasian predator, as the earliest true cat and ancestor of all modern felines. Its fossils shed light on how domestic cats and big cats such as lions and tigers evolved from a tree-dwelling hunter that disappeared 25 million years ago.
The Denza Z9GT arrives from China to take on the Porsche Taycan, promising luxury and performance backed by advanced technology. Can the newcomer truly rival the established German icon in the premium electric segment?
BMW has reached a key stage with its iX3 Neue Klasse, producing 50,000 units in just ten months. The electric SUV’s rapid success signals a turning point for the brand as demand continues to surge and new benchmarks are set.
Mercedes-Benz has seen its profits in China plunge by 94% in just three months, despite strong results in Europe and the US. The German brand now faces a critical challenge as local demand for European luxury cars weakens.
Skoda Enyaq RS, Volkswagen ID.4 GTX, Hyundai Ioniq 5 and Cupra Tavascan stand out as four of the most balanced all-wheel-lead electric SUVs. Their real-world strengths go beyond the numbers, with comfort and performance suited to everyday driving.
Mercedes has unveiled its latest GLA, with up to 657 km of electric range and an advanced interior. The new model aims to outpace established European brands and fast-rising Chinese competitors.
Two former Volkswagen engineers were reportedly detained in California over alleged stock trades tied to the company’s partnership with Rivian, but do not corroborate the arrests. The partnership is documented; no basic charging document or official agency statement confirming the alleged case was identified.
Audi has unveiled the Q9, its most imposing SUV to date. With up to seven seats, a 299 hp V6 diesel, advanced digital lighting and a starting price of €126,000, the Q9 targets the top tier of the premium SUV market.
The ARI 458 Pro Camper brings weekend travel into a compact package, with a modular interior and electric lead. Designed for short getaways and city escapes, it offers flexibility for travelers who value easy parking and want to keep running costs low.
Placing car keys inside a microwave has become a viral tip for blocking keyless entry signals and deterring relay thefts. But experts warn that this home hack carries real risks and recommend safer, purpose-built alternatives for protecting modern vehicles.
Spain is investing in a sweeping modernization of its Eurofighter fleet, bringing in advanced sensors and electronic warfare systems alongside digital cockpits. The upgrades aim to keep the fighter at the forefront of European air power and allow it to operate alongside future drones and sixth-generation jets.
Mercedes-Benz has launched its new CLA hybrid in Europe with a 1.5-liter M252 engine designed in Germany but manufactured in China. The move marks a impressive shift in the brand’s approach to production and international collaboration, involving Geely, Renault, and Aurobay.
The retired German Navy submarine U17 drew crowds as it traveled from Speyer to Sinsheim, crossing highways and rail lines before squeezing through tight urban spaces on a 240-wheel trailer. The four-week operation turned local towns into a stage for one of Europe’s most ambitious technical transports.
Electric cars are no longer a luxury in Europe. We compare the Skoda Elroq, Tesla Model 3 and Kia EV4, three standout models under €45,000, on real-world range and comfort, with everyday usability assessed through real-world tests.
Jeremy Clarkson has declared the Porsche 911 GT3 Touring the finest sports car he has ever driven. The former Top Gear host highlights its balance of everyday usability and uncompromising performance.
The Opel Mokka GSE pairs dynamic performance with striking looks, delivering an engaging lead. Its range may not impress long-distance travelers, but its agility and equipment make it a compelling choice for city and spirited driving.
The Sinsal Festival opens its 16th edition on San Simón Island under renewed scrutiny. Now designated a Democratic Memory Site, the island hosts secret concerts for a maximum of 800 attendees. Local authorities are questioning the event’s future.
Tesla is repurchasing 15 Model 3 and Model Y vehicles in the US after discovering they do not meet basic federal safety requirements. The affected cars, originally built for Canada, lack critical features required by US law.
