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Away winning streak and lineup losses: how the Madrid club is preparing for decisive matches
Real Madrid enters the final straight before the Final Four in Athens. Real Madrid will play two league matches in four days ahead of the Final Four in Athens. The team has already secured first place but is forced to adapt due to the absence of key players. Ahead lies tough opposition and the challenge of reaching peak form.
Decisive clash at Roig Arena: Panathinaikos and Valencia Basket to battle for a semifinal spot
Valencia Basket One Step Away from First-Ever EuroLeague Final Four. The fifth game of the series between Valencia Basket and Panathinaikos will take place in Valencia. For the first time in club history, the winner could advance to the EuroLeague Final Four. The match promises to be the most intense in recent years.
The Danish favorite may join cycling's elite, but risks facing intense pressure
Vingegaard starts Giro as favorite for historic victory. Jonas Vingegaard lines up at the Giro d’Italia as the leading contender for the win. His goal is the rare Grand Tour treble. The lack of strong rivals raises both expectations and the risk of failure.
Packed stands in Badalona and a surprise start: how Unicaja and AEK kicked off the semifinals
Unicaja begins FIBA Champions 2026 semifinal with tense battle against AEK. The FIBA Champions 2025-26 semifinal between Unicaja and AEK has kicked off in Badalona. The tournament leader faced tough resistance. The first quarter was marked by a series of sharp moments.
Why rental prices in the capital have become unaffordable for SMI recipients
Madrid Rental Costs Surpass Minimum Wage by Hundreds of Euros. The average rent for a two-bedroom apartment in Madrid exceeds the minimum wage by €340. The issue of housing affordability is once again at the forefront across Europe. The situation in the Spanish capital reflects a broader trend.
The final days of José 'Piculín' Ortiz at San Juan Hospital and the sports world's reaction
Legendary basketball player José 'Piculín' Ortiz dies at 62. José 'Piculín' Ortiz, one of Puerto Rico’s most celebrated basketball players and a former player for Spanish clubs, has died in San Juan. The cause of death was a prolonged battle with cancer. Ortiz was a member of the FIBA Hall of Fame.
Incident involving Panathinaikos president leads to police intervention in Valencia
Police intervene after Panathinaikos president's conflict at Valencia match. The president of Panathinaikos found himself at the center of a scandal during the EuroLeague game in Valencia. His behavior prompted a police intervention and sparked a strong response from both teams' coaches. The situation escalated further after the final whistle.
Controversy over refereeing and personnel losses complicated Valencia Basket's task
Second Match of the Series: Valencia Basket Falls to Panathinaikos Aktor in EuroLeague Playoffs. Valencia Basket once again faced difficulties in their series against Panathinaikos Aktor. The club lost the second game of the 2025/26 EuroLeague playoffs. Controversial referee decisions and roster setbacks further complicated the situation.
The detention of 21 humanitarian aid vessels sparks urgent response from Madrid
Spanish Foreign Ministry Summons Israeli Representative Over Detention of Ships with Spanish Citizens Off Greek Coast. Spain has protested to Israel after the detention of a fleet carrying 31 Spanish citizens. The vessels were stopped in international waters off Greece. The authorities are maintaining contact with the participants and diplomats.
In Spain and the EU, punishment for lies and bribes depends on age and political preferences
Europeans React Harshly to Corruption but Forgive Politicians from Their Own Party. A large-scale study has revealed that residents of Spain and other EU countries condemn corruption, yet tend to be more lenient toward misconduct by politicians who share their views. Young people and those with lower levels of education are more likely to display tolerance.
EU LNG imports drop: terminal maintenance and Asian demand shift the balance
European LNG Market Loses Momentum for the First Time in a Year: What It Means for Spain. For the first time in a year, Europe is seeing a drop in LNG imports. The reasons are terminal maintenance and intensifying global competition. The Spanish gas market faces a new challenge ahead of the storage injection season.
Thessaloniki Final Decider: Who Will Play for Surne and What Awaits Fans
Surne heads to the final with Hilliard in the lineup, Lazarevic left out. Surne held their practice at the final arena: Hilliard is ready to play, while Lazarevic remains out of the squad. The hall is quiet, flags prepared, and the decisive match is ahead.
Renovation worth €17.6 million iconic Tenerife venue to remain closed for 32 months
Tenerife authorities to determine fate of major landmark renovation. Tenerife officials have approved a large-scale renovation of an iconic building. The project will take nearly three years and cost €17.6 million. A decision is pending on who will cover the costs of correcting construction errors.
Unexpected disruptions at EU borders hinder travel plans
EU biometric system rollout sparks chaos and long queues at European airports. The rollout of a new EU border control system has led to widespread delays. Spanish travelers faced hours-long lines. The changes are already disrupting travel plans and airport operations across the continent.
Family letters and secret funds inside a royal scandal
Why Juan Carlos I’s Promise to Fully Withdraw Was an Illusion. Spain is debating why Juan Carlos I did not keep his promise to retire from public life. His returns and new statements continue to spark controversy. The consequences for the monarchy and public trust in the institution remain uncertain.
Rayo Vallecano and AEK deliver intense showdown in Conference League
Rayo Vallecano stuns AEK with three goals and a disallowed strike in the first half. In Madrid, Rayo Vallecano shocked AEK by scoring three times in the first half. The Spaniards' efficiency proved decisive. This match could shift the balance in the race for the European competitions.
Vallecas boosts stadium security with updated measures and restrictions
370 police officers to ensure order at Rayo Vallecano vs AEK Athens match. Madrid boosts security measures ahead of the Rayo Vallecano vs AEK Athens match. Authorities impose restrictions for fans and strengthen control at entry points. The measures affect thousands of spectators and visitors to the city.
Europe on alert as Iran ramps up its arsenal — analysts warn of rising risks, military experts sound the alarm, what’s driving this escalation
Iranian missiles: Europe at risk, Spain out of range. Iran has expanded its missile arsenal and improved accuracy. While Spain remains out of range, Europe faces increased threats. Find out more about missile range and regional implications in our report.
Amid calls for protection from Cyprus, Spain steps up fast—acting swiftly, confidently, demonstrating initiative without waiting for the US
Spain sends frigate to Cyprus without US approval in a surprising turn. Spain decides to support Cyprus after a drone incident. The decision was made without the involvement of the US or NATO. This could reshape Madrid's role in European security.
Spain considers its next move to support Cyprus after the drone attack, decisive actions and diplomatic intrigue on the horizon, the world watches for a response
Spain considers military support for Cyprus amid threats from Iran. Spain is discussing military measures to protect Cyprus. The move is linked to an attack on an EU base. Authorities are seeking a balance between international law and allied commitments.
Unexpected pause in government approval due to internal disputes—how disagreements between ministries may impact key reforms and what consequences this delay could bring
Spain postpones recognition of historic irrigation systems as cultural heritage. Spain’s Ministry of Culture has unexpectedly halted the process to recognize traditional irrigation systems as intangible heritage. The decision follows objections and internal disputes. This could shape the future of the country’s agriculture.
What happened to the legendary Cartier tiara that vanished without a trace after a stunning American socialite entered the royal circles of Greece, sparking rumors and fascination across two continents
The Disappearance of the Cartier Tiara: A Mystery Tied to the Greek Crown and Millions. A unique Cartier tiara once owned by an American who became part of the Greek royal family vanished after her early death. The jewel's story is closely entwined with love drama, immense wealth, and Europe's royal dynasties
Tensions flare between Spain and the European Commission — upcoming changes could transform social media rules, raising questions and uncertainties for users and platforms alike
Brussels Opposes New Restrictions for Digital Platforms in Spain. The European Commission has declared that new requirements for platforms are impossible. Spain is preparing bans for teenagers and new criminal penalties. The measures could affect millions of users.
A wave of change shatters old rules: shock and suspense after a teacher's dramatic dismissal in Greece
Greek Teacher Dismissed for Renting Property Through Airbnb. A teacher in Greece lost her job for managing tourist accommodation. The law prohibits public servants from engaging in commercial activities. The decision has sparked controversy and public debate.
The ten zodiac signs with the strongest egos: which celebrities embody them, surprising facts and revealing details await
Which Zodiac Signs Are Most Often Accused of Excessive Ego. Experts have compiled a ranking of the Zodiac signs with the strongest egos. Famous personalities were chosen for each sign to vividly illustrate their character. Find out who topped the list and why.
Why aren’t the royals hurrying back to Madrid after the disaster
Spanish Royal Family Shocked by Railway Tragedy in Andalusia. Spain mourns after a devastating accident near Cordoba King Felipe and Queen Letizia send condolences from Athens Authorities awaiting updates on casualties
Secrets the Royal Doctors Won't Reveal and the Family's Hidden Reaction
Why King Juan Carlos Will Not Attend Irene of Greece’s Farewell in Athens. King Juan Carlos will not be able to say goodbye to Irene of Greece in Athens. Doctors have forbidden him from taking a long flight due to his health condition. The family is preparing for the farewell without him.
Are the Canary Islands on the verge of becoming Europe's next hotspot
Denmark Raises Concerns for Ceuta and Melilla After US Threat Over Greenland. Denmark has voiced alarm over the potential US takeover of Greenland. Madrid has received a warning of risks to Spanish territories. The issue could also affect the Canary Islands.
Who will wear the legendary Marichalar tiara next
Marichalar Tiara Secrets The Ornament of Infanta Elena and a Family Heirloom. The Marichalar Tiara has become a symbol of tradition and change in the family. Chosen by Infanta Elena for her wedding day, this jewel now adorns new brides. Discover how the fate of this unique treasure has evolved over time.
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.
Genetic Threat from Denmark: How a Donor Bank Put Families at Risk
Donor Scandal: Children in Spain Found With Dangerous Genetic Mutation. Children conceived from a donor carrying a cancer gene have been identified in Spain. Families demand answers as questions remain about donor oversight.
A Million-Euro Heist: How the Thief Outsmarted Security Systems — and Got Caught Six Months Later
How Police Cracked a Daring Jewelry Store Robbery During Madrid's Massive Blackout. Madrid police have solved the theft of 2,200 pieces of jewelry worth over a million euros. The thief took advantage of a citywide power outage. Officers spent six months analyzing hundreds of hours of footage to track down the culprit.
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.
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.
Why Even Falling Apartment Prices Aren't Helping: Matilde Cuena Explains
Low Incomes Prevent Spaniards from Solving the Housing Crisis. In Spain, rents and home prices are rising faster than wages. This affects quality of life and demographic trends. Experts highlight issues with legislation and housing accessibility.
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