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Fernando Alonso rescues Aston Martin in Malaysia

Fernando Alonso climbed from 18th to eighth in Malaysia. Pedro de la Rosa credited the driver and Aston Martin's improved chassis after a costly tyre gamble, while the team's four points became its best result of 2026.

Half of Europeans Cannot Afford a Fifty Square Meter Home

A new study lays bare the housing pressures facing millions across Europe. In cities such as Madrid and Paris, average earners can no longer afford even a small apartment. Rising prices and wages that have failed to keep pace are putting homeownership, and even renting, out of reach for nearly half of the urban population.

Electricity Prices Drop Sharply in Spain on August 9

Spain’s electricity price falls by over 13% this Sunday, reaching its lowest point at midday. The most expensive hour will be in the evening. Consumers face a volatile market with impressive hourly differences.

Why It’s Recommended to Keep Cash in Spain in Case of a Digital Outage

Bank of Spain Advises Keeping Cash at Home: Optimal Amount Named. The Bank of Spain recommends that residents keep between 70 and 100 euros in cash at home. This advice is related to risks of digital outages and the declining number of ATMs. For many, cash remains a primary means of payment.

How Arsenal Remained Unbeaten in 14 Consecutive Matches Under Arteta

Arsenal reaches second Champions League final undefeated. For the first time in years, Arsenal will play in the Champions League final. Mikel Arteta’s side has not lost a single one of its 14 matches in the tournament. Crucial goals and saves have taken the club to a historic level.

Champions League final fans discuss Trossard's handball incident before the goal

Havertz's Goal in the Champions League Final Sparks Debate Over Possible Trossard Handball. Arsenal took an early lead in the Champions League final, but a possible handball by Trossard raised questions. VAR did not intervene, and fans are actively discussing the controversial incident. The referees' decision has become the talk of the day.

Imports from the US and Africa offset Middle East supply disruptions

European Airlines Confident: No Jet Fuel Shortage Expected This Summer. Major European carriers and oil companies report ample jet fuel reserves for the summer. Production has increased, with growing supplies arriving from the US and Africa. Predictions of shortages are not being confirmed.

Court odor and emotional breakdown: how Andreeva saved the match in Madrid

Mirra Andreeva Reaches Madrid Quarterfinal After Tense Match and Unusual Incident. In Madrid, Mirra Andreeva claimed a hard-fought victory despite an emotional slump and a complaint about a sharp smell on the court. The Russian once again proved stronger than her Hungarian opponent and advanced to the quarterfinals.

Elsa Pataky shares rare details about her family and life with Chris Hemsworth

Elsa Pataky's Family Circle: Who Supports the Star and Why It's Making Headlines. Interest in Elsa Pataky is on the rise again: the public is discussing not only her relationship with Chris Hemsworth but also lesser-known details about her parents, brother, and children. The actress's family story has come into the spotlight following new publications.

Barcelona hosts meeting of left-wing leaders amid Orbán's defeat

Lula and Sánchez Launch New Left-Wing Initiative in Barcelona. A meeting of left-wing leaders, including Lula and Sánchez, took place in Barcelona. They voiced opposition to the rise of right-wing and authoritarian trends. The event was a response to recent changes in Europe.

Spain launches its largest migrant regularization in years

Mass Legalization of Migrants in Spain Why the Country Goes Against the Trend. Spain is preparing a large-scale legalization of migrants, defying European trends. The decision affects hundreds of thousands of people and could reshape the country’s migration approach. The article explores the reasons, risks, and implications for Spain.

Spanish authorities kept the EU in the dark about migration move

Spain failed to notify European Commission of mass migrant legalization what this means for the country. The Spanish government did not inform the European Commission about its planned mass legalization of migrants. This move sparked a sharp response from European countries and could bring new restrictions for Spain. Our report examines the dispute and possible outcomes.

The Spanish Connection in Kast's Life: Secret Alliances, Big Names, and His Battle Against Abortion

How Chilean Presidential Candidate Kast Is Linked to Spanish Far-Right Movements. José Antonio Kast, a presidential hopeful in Chile, has maintained close ties with Spanish far-right and anti-abortion organizations. His connections with politicians and activists from Madrid raise questions about the influence of Spanish movements on Latin American politics. Find out how this network was established.