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Colombia Faces Humanitarian Crisis After 7.4 Earthquake Leaves 281 Dead
A 7.4-magnitude earthquake in Colombia has killed 281 people and left thousands injured or missing. Authorities report widespread destruction and a slow arrival of aid. Reconstruction plans are underway amid ongoing humanitarian needs.
First Spanish Fatality Confirmed After Colombia Earthquake
Spain’s Foreign Minister has confirmed the first Spanish victim in Colombia’s 7.4-magnitude earthquake. The number of unaccounted Spanish nationals has dropped sharply. Colombian authorities report a growing death toll and thousands injured.
Sira Rego Steps Aside: Will Not Run in 2027 General Elections
Sira Rego, Minister of Youth and Children, confirms she will not be on the left-wing coalition lists for Spain’s 2027 general elections. She urges parties to choose a candidate who unites the bloc. The decision marks a shift in the coalition’s leadership.
China Overtakes US in Global Favorability, Pew Survey Finds
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.
CNI Confirms Supreme Court-Approved Surveillance of Two CUP Ex-MPs
Spain's intelligence agency monitored the phones of David Fernández and Carles Riera with Supreme Court approval after the Catalan independence verdict. The government has now declassified key details for the Barcelona court investigating Pegasus use.
Vox Reinstates Fernando Paz Amid Renewed Holocaust Controversy
Vox has brought back Fernando Paz, previously dropped over Holocaust revisionism accusations. His return signals a shift in the party’s stance and has reignited debate over extremism within Vox.
Trump Ends Iran Ceasefire After Strikes Escalate at NATO Summit
Donald Trump announced the end of the ceasefire with Iran after new military strikes. The US president dismissed further negotiations, calling Iran's actions unacceptable. Oil prices surged following the renewed conflict.
Spain Reaches NATO Defense Spending Target Amid Trump Criticism
Spain has met NATO's 2% defense spending goal after a 70% budget increase. Despite this, Donald Trump continues to criticize Madrid, highlighting deeper disagreements over military commitments and foreign policy.
Milei Defends Israel and Attacks Social Policies During Madrid Visit
Javier Milei visited Madrid without meeting Spanish leaders, using the stage to back Israel and criticize left-wing policies. Vox and PP figures attended, highlighting ongoing political tensions.
Peace Talks Between Iran and US in Switzerland Halted After Israeli Strikes
Planned negotiations between Iran and the US in Lucerne were called off after Israeli military operations in Lebanon. Both delegations withdrew, raising new doubts about the future of the peace process.
Flags banned and Iranians protest outside US stadium during match with New Zealand
Iranian Diaspora in Los Angeles Protests Against National Team at 2026 World Cup Opener. Around 200 Iranians in Los Angeles staged a protest against the regime and Iran's national team. The demonstration coincided with the team's debut at the 2026 World Cup. Participants called for change and voiced their discontent with FIFA's bans.
How the New Peace Agreement Will Impact Oil Supplies and Global Markets
Iran and the US Agree to End War and Open the Strait of Hormuz. Iran and the US have announced an immediate halt to military actions. The Strait of Hormuz is once again open for oil and gas exports. Stock exchanges and oil markets have already reacted to the news with price surges and declines.
Israel and the US Split Over Beirut Strike Amid Peace Negotiations
Trump Urges Israel to Refrain from Strikes on Lebanon Amid Talks with Iran. Donald Trump sharply condemned Israel's airstrike on Beirut and demanded restraint. The US and Iran are close to signing a memorandum to end the war. Israel is seeking security guarantees regarding Lebanon.
Middle Eastern countries support agreement to lift blockade in the Strait of Hormuz
US and Iran Announce End of Military Actions: Strait Reopened. The Prime Minister of Pakistan announced an agreement between the US and Iran. Military operations are being halted, and the Strait of Hormuz is once again open to shipping. An official ceremony will take place on June 19 in Switzerland.
Lebanon fails to achieve a ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah
Israel and Hezbollah Continue Exchanging Strikes Despite Talks. New exchanges of strikes between Israel and Hezbollah have been reported in Lebanon. Ceasefire negotiations in Washington have yielded no results. The situation is further complicated by Iran's stance and the refusal of both sides to compromise.
The causes of the US helicopter crash near Hormuz remain unclear
Trump Confirms Pilots Rescued After Apache Crash Near Hormuz. Two pilots of a military Apache helicopter that crashed near Hormuz have been rescued. Donald Trump announced that both are safe. The causes of the incident have not been disclosed yet, and the investigation is ongoing.
Talks between Iran and the US stall amid regional escalation
Iran Demands Cessation of Hostilities in Lebanon Amid New Attacks. Iran insists on halting the Israeli operation in Lebanon. Talks with the US are frozen, and the exchange of strikes has affected several countries in the region. The situation complicates efforts to find a diplomatic solution.
Israel intercepts Iranian missiles and prepares response amid escalation
Iran Launches Missile Strike on Israel for the First Time Since April Ceasefire. Iran has attacked an Israeli airbase with ballistic missiles. Israel reported intercepting some of the projectiles and vowed to retaliate. The US called for negotiations and expressed concern.
Authorities tighten security measures amid mass influx to central city worship service
Pope Leo XIV Gathers Over a Million Faithful at Mass in Madrid. An open-air mass led by Pope Leo XIV in Madrid has drawn a record number of worshippers. Authorities increased security measures, with the King and Queen of Spain among the attendees. The pontiff called for aid to those in need.
How Palestinian Students Managed to Leave Gaza and Begin Their Studies in Spain
Two Sisters from Gaza Receive Scholarships to Study in Valencia. Two Palestinian sisters from Gaza arrived in Valencia after a difficult evacuation. They secured scholarships and guest student status. Spanish universities and diplomats played a key role.
Two American women allege discrimination at an LGTBI sauna in Eixample
Barcelona Investigates Sauna Entry Denial Over Star of David. Catalan police have launched an investigation after two Jewish women filed a complaint. They were denied entry to Thermas sauna due to a visible Star of David. The incident sparked public outcry and prompted a response from authorities.
Authorities Announce Start of Reform for Military Industry and Dual-Use Technology Regulations
Spain Prepares New Arms Export Regulations: Faster Process with Strict Control. The Ministry of Economy is launching a reform of the rules for exporting weapons and dual-use technologies. Authorities promise to speed up licensing while maintaining strict oversight. The new regulations are expected to come into force in 2027.
A rare discovery in Alcublillas reveals details of ancient trade connections
Egyptian Amulet Bearing Pharaoh's Name Found in Ciudad Real Necropolis. An Egyptian scarab inscribed with a pharaoh's name has been discovered in the El Toro necropolis. Experts believe the artifact arrived in Spain via the Phoenicians. The find reshapes our understanding of connections between ancient civilizations.
Survey shows increased support for defense budget and new national priorities
Only 11% of Spaniards Consider Military Spending Excessive. Most Spaniards do not view the military budget as excessive. Support for the government's stance on Ukraine and the Middle East has increased. Security and migration issues are coming to the forefront.
Talks to Unblock the Strait of Hormuz Enter Final Stage
Trump Announces Nearly Finalized Agreement with Iran on Hormuz Strait. Donald Trump announced the completion of key negotiations with Iran regarding the Hormuz Strait. The decision could impact global prices and inflation in the US. An official announcement of the deal’s details is expected soon.
Barcelona footballer sparks reaction with gesture at champions parade
Lamine Yamal at the Center of Controversy Over Palestinian Flag. Lamine Yamal once again found himself in the spotlight after raising the Palestinian flag during Barcelona’s parade. His action sparked a sharp response from the coach and Israeli officials. In Spain, the public is debating the boundaries of what is acceptable for athletes.
Tehran hardens stance on nuclear issue as talks stall
Pakistan Steps Up Mediation Between US and Iran Amid Threats. Pakistan is seeking to accelerate dialogue between the US and Iran despite rising tensions. Tehran has refused to export enriched uranium, while Washington issues threats of strikes. The situation is impacting prices and the energy market.
Deportation of Spaniards from an Israeli detention center: What we know about the situation
Spain Demands Return of 44 Citizens Detained in Israel. Spanish authorities are seeking the prompt deportation of 44 citizens detained by Israel aboard a humanitarian flotilla. They are expected to be sent via Turkey. The Foreign Ministry has stepped up diplomatic pressure.
Spanish Foreign Ministry summons Israeli diplomat over treatment of pro-Palestinian activists
Spain Demands Apology from Israel After Detention of 'Sumud' Flotilla Activists. Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares sharply condemned the actions of Israeli authorities regarding the detained 'Sumud' flotilla participants and demanded a public apology. Madrid summoned the acting Israeli chargé d'affaires for an explanation.
The ban on campaigning and participant boycotts complicated Israel’s participation in the contest
Eurovision 2026: Israel Faces Boycott and Voting Controversy. The Israeli entry for Eurovision 2026 has become the center of a scandal. Several countries have boycotted the contest, and organizers have banned the Israeli team from encouraging mass voting. This has heightened tensions surrounding the event.
Court proceedings after La Vuelta blockade in Becerril spark public outcry
Eight Activists in Madrid Face Trial Over Protest Against Israeli Team. Eight participants in a protest against the Israeli team at La Vuelta have been summoned to court. The activists see the case as an attempt to intimidate demonstrators. Authorities accuse them of several offenses.
Dara's Unexpected Triumph and Look Mum No Computer's Flop at the Contest Final
Bulgaria Wins Eurovision 2026, United Kingdom Comes Last. Dara from Bulgaria has won Eurovision 2026 with her song Bangaranga, scoring 516 points. Israel took second place, while the United Kingdom ended up at the bottom of the ranking with the lowest score.
RTVE replaces Eurovision with a new show, La casa de la música, featuring stars
La 1 launches a music special instead of Eurovision after refusing to broadcast. In 2026, La 1 will not air Eurovision due to Israel's participation. Instead, the channel will present a special edition of La casa de la música featuring well-known artists. RTVE aims to retain audience interest.
Authorities and scientists explore salicornia cultivation in the marshes of Huelva
Andalusian Salicornia Recognized as a Promising Superfood for Export. Spain has launched its first industrial cultivation of salicornia—a plant capable of thriving in saline soils. The initiative has drawn interest from international institutions and pharmaceutical companies. The new product is already being hailed as a superfood.
Ahead of Eurovision 2026, Israel's large-scale campaign to influence the voting revealed
NYT Investigation: Israel Spent Millions on Promotion at Eurovision 2026. The New York Times reported on Israel's extensive campaign to promote its participants at Eurovision 2026. The investigation mentions millions of dollars, pressure on broadcasters, and new contest rules.
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