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507 newsFirst cases in 30 years — what's happening and how is the country responding
Andalusian Authorities Call Emergency Meeting Over African Swine Fever Outbreak in Spain. Spain has reported its first cases of African swine fever in 30 years. Authorities in Andalusia are urgently discussing response measures. Farmers are being urged to increase vigilance and strengthen control.
Who Owns All the Gold in the World: One Infographic
How the World's Gold Is Distributed by Country and Use. Discover where the largest gold reserves are concentrated and how they are utilized. Our infographic reveals the top holders and explores why humanity needs so much of this precious metal. Uncover surprising facts about gold in our report.
A colossal space object stuns scientists: breakthrough reveals how black holes form
Unusual Supermassive Black Hole with Record Growth Rate Discovered in the Early Universe. Astronomers have detected a unique black hole in the young galaxy CANUCS-LRD-z8.6. Its mass and growth rate defy existing theories. This discovery reshapes our understanding of the early Universe.
Global Expansion: Record-Breaking Construction and the Rise of New Data Centers Worldwide
255 Key Facts About the Global Data Center Market in 2026. The global data center market is breaking records in volume and investment in 2025–2026. This article presents up-to-date figures, trends, and forecasts. Discover which countries and companies are leading the industry.
The Global Data Center Race: Who’s Investing and Why Does It Matter?
Which Countries Will Lead in Data Center Numbers in 2025-2026. The United States maintains its lead in the number of data centers, while Europe and Asia ramp up capacity. Market growth is fueled by advancements in cloud services, AI, and 5G. Discover how countries are competing for digital dominance.
Pilot scandal in Spain: How a captain flew without the right license — shocking investigative findings
Spanish Pilot Operated Aircraft Without Certification — Europe Scrutinizes Aviation Safety. A Spanish pilot was found flying an Airbus A320 without the required qualifications. The incident has triggered probes in several countries. Questions remain over the oversight systems of airlines.
Scientists reveal why the Neanderthal's large nose wasn't an evolutionary defense against the cold: surprising insights into facial structure
New Study Debunks Connection Between Neanderthal Nose Shape and Cold Climate. Neanderthals had large noses, but their structure wasn’t actually an adaptation to cold. A new study of the Altamura skull is challenging traditional ideas about what shaped their appearance. Discover what really determined the looks of ancient humans.
ESA Mission Breaks New Ground: How 'Euclid' Is Transforming Our Understanding of Space and Galaxies
Euclid Space Telescope Maps Over a Million Galaxies in Its First Year. ESA’s Euclid telescope has discovered 1.2 million galaxies in its inaugural year. Scientists are already rethinking the structure of the Universe. Breakthrough discoveries are expected in the coming years.
Next-Gen Nexo: 826 km on a Single Tank and Cutting-Edge Tech for Cold Climates
Hyundai Launches Updated Hydrogen SUV With Record-Breaking Range. Hyundai unveils the second-generation Nexo—a hydrogen-powered SUV capable of driving 826 km on a single fill. The new model features a high-capacity battery, faster refueling, and an expanded suite of technologies. Discover what makes this 2026 newcomer stand out.
Astronomers Worldwide Compete for Access to a Unique Tool: The Race Intensifies
Number of Applications for Using James Webb Telescope Surpasses All Expectations. The demand for access to the James Webb Telescope has reached a historic high. Scientists have submitted nearly three thousand proposals. Competition for observation time is fiercer than ever.
Millionaires from Spain and Italy Under Suspicion: Who Paid for a ‘War Safari’?
Investigation in Italy: Wealthy Europeans Organized Human Hunts in Sarajevo. Italy is investigating the involvement of Spanish nationals in horrific 'human safaris' in Sarajevo, where wealthy foreigners allegedly paid to kill civilians. Authorities are demanding answers and the prosecution of those responsible.
Why the New Activision Blizzard Release Is Stirring Controversy: Gamers and Experts React
Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 Sparks Debate Among Gamers and Critics. The latest release of Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 has ignited heated debate. Professional critics and regular players are sharply divided in their reviews. This article explores the reasons behind the disagreement and the main points of contention.
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.
Lamborghini bets on hybrids: What's next for the brand in the coming years
Lamborghini CEO Explains Why the Brand Isn’t Rushing to Switch to Electric Cars. Lamborghini isn’t in a hurry to launch electric vehicles, despite market trends. Company leadership believes that demand for such models among their customers remains low. Find out why the brand prioritizes hybrid technology and what this means for Lamborghini’s future.
The Future of Swimming Pools: AI Innovations, Energy Efficiency, and Next-Level Comfort
Barcelona to Showcase Innovative and Eco-Friendly Pool Solutions at Major Exhibition. Barcelona is gearing up to host a landmark event for pool industry professionals. Over 400 companies from 30 countries will unveil the latest advancements in technology, design, and sustainability. A record turnout is expected, with a packed program of events.
Windows 11 in 2025: Microsoft Bets on ARM and Snapdragon Processors — What Users Need to Know
Microsoft Unveils Windows 11 26H1: New Build for ARM Processors with No Major Changes. Microsoft has released a new Windows 11 version for testing. The latest build targets ARM processors. No significant innovations have been introduced for most users. The update does not affect the system’s familiar functionality.
Optimization Test: How a Legendary Game Performs on Old AMD Hardware
Battlefield 6 Runs Smoothly Even on Old AMD FX 9590 Processors. Spanish media are abuzz over how Battlefield 6 performs on outdated processors. Recent tests delivered surprising results. Experts are analyzing how optimization impacts the gaming experience. Our report shares the details of the experiment and key takeaways from specialists.
Global Tax Map Update: Spain Pulls Ahead of Some, but Trails Far Behind Others
Spain in the Global OECD Tax Ranking: Among Leaders and Laggards. The latest tax burden ranking has been published. Spain holds a mid-to-high position. Find out which countries top the list and which ones are falling behind.
Seven Arrested: How a Badalona Family Clan Flooded Catalonia with Counterfeit Euros
Family Counterfeiting Ring Busted in Barcelona for Circulating Fake €100 Bills. Police in Badalona have arrested seven members of the same family suspected of distributing counterfeit €100 notes printed in Naples. The operation spanned several cities across Catalonia.
IAG shocks the market: record profits fail to stop share price drop
IAG Shares Plunge Despite Profit Growth and Fresh Promises for Investors. IAG’s nine-month financial results surpassed last year’s figures. Nevertheless, the company’s share price dropped. Investors reacted to the third-quarter results. Management remains optimistic about future prospects.
Rockstar misses out: How GTA 6's delayed release impacts the awards race
GTA 6 Won’t Compete for the Top Prize at The Game Awards 2026. The revised release date for GTA 6 means the game is out of the running for this year’s award. The Game Awards only considers titles released before November, leaving Rockstar’s blockbuster out of contention for gaming’s top honor.
Luis de Guindos warns: How new regulations could upend the European rental market
ECB Vice President Urges Overhaul of Housing Rental Regulations in the Eurozone. Luis de Guindos of the ECB has highlighted the current rental market dynamics, warning that existing measures may be limiting supply. The official pointed out potential implications for the eurozone’s economy.
Royal Family Scandals: Why the Prince Lashed Out at an Aristocrat
Heir to the Italian Throne Demands Respect for His Father. A new documentary has sparked major controversy. The heir accuses the filmmakers of sensationalism. The family drama is back in the spotlight.
The Secret Passion of Carlota Casiraghi: Her True Face to Be Revealed in Madrid
Philosopher Princess Charlotte Casiraghi to Showcase Her Intellectual Side in Madrid. Charlotte Casiraghi is coming to Madrid. She will speak at a literary event, demonstrating her reputation as a true philosopher.
Debating the Future of Defense and Peace: Key Figures and Surprising Opinions at the Capital’s Forum
Security Forum in Madrid Brings Together Ministers and Experts. Ministers, military officials, and analysts gathered at the Palace Hotel in Madrid to discuss defense challenges and emerging threats. The forum served as a platform for exchanging views on geopolitics and security.
Azora enters the French senior housing market: deal details and future plans
Azora Expands Portfolio: 17 New Senior Living Complexes in France. Azora has completed a major deal in the senior housing real estate market, acquiring 17 complexes across France. The company's portfolio now exceeds €800 million in assets. Experts note growing interest in this sector.
Juana Rivas under investigation: Why the custody battle between Spain and Italy won't end
Granada Mother Faces Court Again for Taking Son to Italy. Juana Rivas is once again at the center of a legal battle. She is accused of failing to return her son to Italy. The court’s decision could shape both her future and her child’s fate.
The Priest from Lagunaseca: How One Passion Transformed a Small Town’s Life
Cuenca Pensioner Dreams of Opening Museum for Unique Art Collection. Mariano Vélez, a former priest from Lagunaseca (Cuenca), has dedicated years to restoring works of art and hopes to open a museum in his hometown to preserve his collection and attract tourists.
Barcelona and Madrid under scrutiny: rent consumes most of the salary
Lisbon, Barcelona, and Madrid Lead the EU in Housing Rental Costs. Renting an apartment in major cities of Spain and Portugal is especially expensive. European experts analyze the impact of price controls. The report highlights risks for the housing market.
Scandal Surrounds Prominent Correspondent: What Is Known About the Case and How the Public Is Reacting
Spanish Journalist and Priest Antonio Pelayo Charged in Rome. Antonio Pelayo, a Spanish journalist and priest, has become the focus of a high-profile investigation in Italy. The Rome prosecutor's office has deemed the evidence sufficient to bring charges of sexual assault. A decision on whether to proceed with a trial will be made in the near future.
Unexpected Fears: Why Residents of Spain and Italy Trust Neither Russia nor the US – Europe on Edge
Spaniards and Italians Equally Fear Russia and the USA as Threats. In Spain and Italy, the public perceives Russia and the USA as potential threats to an equal degree. In other European countries, the level of concern varies significantly. The study revealed unexpected differences in risk perception.
How criminals from Europe hid luxury cars from the police – stunning details of the operation
Luxury Car Hiding Scheme Uncovered in Spain Using Physical Tricks. Members of a major gang specializing in the theft of luxury vehicles have been arrested in Spain and Italy. The criminals used advanced technology and physical methods to conceal the cars. The operation led to the recovery of dozens of vehicles worth millions of euros.
Operation Marengo Rosso Shakes Europe — How Criminals Deceived Tax Authorities
Major VAT Fraud Scheme Uncovered in Spain Worth Millions of Euros. An investigation into a large-scale VAT fraud scheme has concluded in Madrid. Dozens of suspects and frozen accounts are involved in the case. The operation spanned several countries and had serious consequences for the state budget.
Trump Threatens Spain with Expulsion from NATO – But Is This Even Possible?
Why Spain Cannot Be Expelled from NATO Even at the Request of the US. A debate has arisen around Spain’s NATO membership. There is speculation about the possibility of the country being expelled from the Alliance. However, legal details make such a scenario impossible.
Spain and Belgium lead in tax burden for property buyers
Comparison of Property Taxes When Buying Homes in Europe: Where Are the Highest Costs. Buying real estate in Europe involves various taxes. The amount varies by country. Certain regions offer tax benefits. This article examines the specifics of property taxation.
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