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Marc Márquez Triumphs in Sachsenring Sprint, Edging Out Brother Álex
Marc Márquez secured victory in the MotoGP Sprint at Sachsenring, holding off Álex Márquez. Ducati riders filled the podium. The result tightens the championship race, with Jorge Martín maintaining his lead despite finishing sixth.
Marc Márquez Leads Intense MotoGP Sprint at Sachsenring
Marc Márquez started from pole and held the lead in the MotoGP sprint at Sachsenring. Ai Ogura and Fabio Di Giannantonio stayed close behind. The race saw high track temperatures and a reduced grid after injuries.
Jorge Martín Takes MotoGP Lead Ahead of Crucial Sachsenring Race
Jorge Martín arrives in Germany as the new MotoGP leader after Bezzecchi's crash in Assen. The Sachsenring round is set to test his position, with Marc Márquez and other contenders close behind. Broadcast details and full schedule inside.
Aemet Issues Orange Alert for Severe Storms in Galicia
Aemet has raised the weather alert to orange in A Coruña and central Lugo. Up to 30 liters of rain per square meter could fall in one hour. The risk includes hail and intense electrical activity.
Marc Márquez Backs Spain for World Cup Glory and Praises Leo Messi
Marc Márquez, nine-time world champion in MotoGP, is following the World Cup with keen interest. While focused on his racing season, he openly supports the Spanish national team and admires Leo Messi’s performances.
Ryanair flight forced to land in Greece after window detaches mid-air
A Ryanair flight from Thessaloniki to Germany returned after a window detached mid-flight. One passenger was partially sucked toward the opening. No fatalities were reported, but the incident raised concerns about aircraft safety.
Ryanair Flight Incident: Passenger Pulled Back After Window Detaches Midair
A Ryanair flight from Greece to Germany made an emergency return after a window detached midair. Passengers intervened as one man was nearly pulled outside. Authorities confirmed injuries but no fatalities.
Arthur Fery Challenges Alexander Zverev in Wimbledon Semi-Final Thriller
Arthur Fery and Alexander Zverev are locked in a tense Wimbledon semi-final. The first set heads to a tie-break on Centre Court. Live coverage features expert commentary and updates on other key matches.
Infanta Sofía Steps Into Public Role With First Solo Speech in Zaragoza
Infanta Sofía delivered her first solo speech in Zaragoza, focusing on the challenges facing teachers in Spain. Her appearance marks a new phase in the Royal Family’s public engagement. The event drew national attention.
Volkswagen Plans Major Cuts to Models and Jobs in Global Overhaul
Volkswagen has unveiled a sweeping transformation plan through 2030, aiming to cut costs, reduce its model lineup by half, and boost profitability. The company says there will be no immediate impact on its Spanish operations.
Aena to Auction Iconic Abandoned Boeing 747 at Valencia Airport
Aena has launched the process to auction the long-abandoned Boeing 747 at Valencia Airport, ending nearly two decades of uncertainty. The aircraft, once the centerpiece of Pronair's ambitious plans, has stood idle since 2008 and is now officially listed for public sale.
Audi A6 Allroad 2026 Debuts Wider Body and Plug-In Hybrid Power
Audi introduces the 2026 A6 Allroad with a wider stance, adaptive air suspension, and both V6 TDI and plug-in hybrid options. The model aims to offer real versatility and premium technology without following the SUV crowd.
Lidl Launches Durable Mosquito Screen for Under €35
Lidl is offering a discounted aluminium mosquito screen designed to keep insects out while letting fresh air in. The Livarno model fits a range of window sizes, resists weather, and is now available online for less than €35.
Sánchez’s NATO Speech Shifts Trump’s Stance on Spain’s Defence Spending
Spain’s pledge to raise defence spending to 2% of GDP at the NATO summit led Donald Trump to reverse his earlier criticism. The Spanish government insists no new commitments were made, but the US president’s tone changed after hearing Sánchez.
Volkswagen GTI Roadster Vision Gran Turismo: 503 HP of Pure Fantasy
Volkswagen turned a virtual concept from Gran Turismo 6 into a real, radical roadster. With a 503 HP V6 biturbo, 4MOTION, and a top speed of 309 km/h, the GTI Roadster Vision Gran Turismo pushes the Golf GTI legacy to its wildest limits.
Barcelona Nears Deal for Karim Adeyemi as Attack Reshapes
Barcelona is close to signing Karim Adeyemi from Borussia Dortmund. Deco leads the talks, with Hansi Flick's involvement proving decisive. The move could impact the futures of Roony Bardghji and Raphinha.
Only 12% of Spanish Households Save or Invest Despite High Stability
A third of Spanish households feel financially stable, yet just 12% manage to save or invest. The Allianz 3am Report 2026 highlights a sharp gap between perceived security and actual savings habits in Spain.
Spain U-19 Faces Croatia for Spot in European Final
Spain U-19 aims for the European final after a flawless group stage. The team faces Croatia in Wales, with Morante leading as top scorer. Spanish dominance and defensive strength are under scrutiny in this crucial match.
Inditex Reports Record Profit as Marta Ortega Stresses Customer Focus
Inditex has posted its highest-ever profit, with sales and dividends also reaching new peaks. Marta Ortega highlighted the need to maintain close customer ties as the company accelerates international growth and tech investment.
Aston Martin Valhalla: 1,079 HP, €1 Million and a New Era for Supercars
Aston Martin’s Valhalla arrives with a €1 million price tag and over 1,000 horsepower, blending Formula 1 technology with hybrid innovation. We explore what sets this radical machine apart from its Italian rivals—and why it matters for the future of high-performance cars.
Dutch Bridges Cooled with Water as Extreme Heat Threatens Infrastructure
Unprecedented heat in the Netherlands has forced authorities to cool major steel bridges with water to prevent malfunctions and traffic disruptions. The emergency measures highlight how rising temperatures are challenging Europe's infrastructure beyond health and energy concerns.
The 50 Most Reliable Electric Cars to Buy in 2026
A comprehensive new ranking highlights the 50 electric cars that stand out for real-world efficiency, charging speed, and mechanical reliability. The list is based on independent testing and owner surveys, offering a clear guide for buyers seeking peace of mind.
Top Compact SUVs Under €50,000: Gasoline and Diesel Standouts
Compact SUVs with traditional engines remain a strong choice for drivers who value range, flexibility and everyday comfort. Here’s how the best gasoline and diesel models under €50,000 compare in real-world tests.
France Tops List of Most Valuable Teams at 2026 World Cup
France leads the 2026 World Cup in squad value, outpacing England and Spain. The latest Transfermarkt data highlights a sharp financial divide among top contenders. Brazil ranks sixth in the updated list.
VW Golf, Kia K4 or Mazda3: Which Compact Car Sets the Standard in 2026?
The VW Golf, Kia K4 and Mazda3 each promise a different take on the modern compact. After a major update for the Golf, can its rivals finally dethrone the segment’s icon? Here’s how they compare on design, comfort, practicality and driving experience.
Merz Unveils Action Plan Against Social Benefit Abuse in Germany
Chancellor Friedrich Merz has announced a new action plan to tackle social benefit abuse. The initiative comes alongside major reforms in tax, pensions, and healthcare. The government aims to restore confidence and drive economic recovery.
MotoGP Stars Jorge Martín and Aleix Espargaró Unveil Luxury SUVs
Jorge Martín and Aleix Espargaró, close friends and rivals on the MotoGP circuit, have each added a high-end SUV to their personal garages. Their latest acquisitions—a Mercedes-AMG G63 and a Lamborghini Urus Performante—reflect both their passion for cars and their success on the track.
Oleksandr Azizov Jailed in Madrid for Murder of Ukrainian Lawyer
Oleksandr Azizov, accused of killing Ukrainian lawyer Andrei Portnov in Madrid, has been extradited from Germany and placed in Soto del Real prison. The case points to a contract killing linked to business disputes.
Switzerland’s Hidden Underground Network Is Transforming European Transport
Beneath the Swiss Alps lies a 2,000-kilometer labyrinth of tunnels, reshaping how goods and people move across Europe. Switzerland’s ambitious underground infrastructure aims to protect its mountains by moving freight off highways and onto trains.
Corendon Expands to Caribbean Cruises After Double Export Award
Corendon Group has launched regular Caribbean cruise routes, expanding its tourism portfolio. The company also received a double export champion award in Turkey, highlighting its rapid international growth.
Spain Targets U-19 European Title Amid High Hopes for New Generation
Spain’s U-19 team enters the European Championship aiming to reclaim the continental crown. The squad faces a challenging group and the added pressure of World Cup qualification. Early results could prove decisive.
China and EU Face Off in Brussels Over Trade Imbalance and Supply Chain Risks
China and the EU prepare for a high-stakes meeting in Brussels amid rising trade tensions. New legal measures and supply chain concerns dominate the agenda. Both sides seek to defend key economic interests.
Spain Faces Uncertain Opponents as World Cup Knockout Bracket Takes Shape
The 2026 World Cup knockout stage is forming, with Spain's next rival still unclear. Group results and last-minute goals could shift the bracket. Several high-profile teams are already through or eliminated.
La 1 Tops Ratings with World Cup Ecuador-Germany Match and Venezuela Coverage
La 1 led Spanish TV ratings with a 15.7% share, driven by the Ecuador-Germany World Cup match and live coverage of Venezuela’s earthquakes. Entertainment and news programs also posted strong results across key time slots.
Nagelsmann Faces Tight Turnaround as Germany Awaits World Cup Opponent
Germany's coaching team must prepare for a World Cup knockout match with just 48 hours to study their opponent. The late group stage schedule leaves Julian Nagelsmann and his staff working through the night.
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