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Partial Lunar Eclipse Covers 93% of Moon Over Spain and Europe
A partial lunar eclipse darkened the early morning sky across Spain and Europe. The event peaked at 6:12, with 93% of the Moon obscured. Iconic sites like the Coliseum and Córdoba’s Calahorra Tower framed the spectacle.
Police Capture Taulant Toma, Notorious Prison Escapee, in Tarragona
Taulant Toma, known for escaping four European prisons, was detained in Tarragona. Spanish police acted after months of surveillance. The arrest ends a long search for one of Europe’s most elusive fugitives.
22,000 Join La Tomatina in Buñol Amid Red-Tinged Festivities
Buñol hosted 22,000 people for La Tomatina, throwing 150 tons of tomatoes. Most participants were foreigners. Four people were treated after a pepper spray incident. The event included new accessibility measures.
Family of Juan José Mutilba Urges Renewed Search in Mediterranean Disappearance
The family of Juan José Mutilba, missing at sea between Italy and Greece, calls for more resources. His wife spent days adrift before raising the alarm. Authorities coordinate efforts amid uncertainty.
Search Intensifies for Spanish Businessman Lost at Sea Near Greece
Juan José Mutilba disappeared after falling from his boat between Sicily and Greece. His wife spent three days adrift before raising the alarm. Italian authorities continue the search amid difficult conditions.
Spanish Businessman Missing After Falling Overboard Between Sicily and Greece
Juan José Mutilba Obregón vanished during a voyage from Sicily to Greece. His wife spent three days adrift before raising the alarm. Authorities from three countries are now involved in the search.
Landaluce Dominates Bellucci Again in Winston-Salem Opener
Martin Landaluce, ranked 67th, extends his perfect record against Mattia Bellucci in Winston-Salem. The Spaniard, a wild card, now leads 4-0 in their head-to-head. Bellucci aims to surpass his previous best at this tournament.
Severe Storms Hit Corsica and Southeast France With Heavy Rain and Hail
Corsica and parts of southeast France were struck by intense storms on Friday. Heavy rainfall, hail, and wind gusts caused disruptions. Authorities issued yellow alerts as the weather system moved toward Italy.
Spanish Businessman Missing After Falling Overboard Between Sicily and Greece
Juan José Mutilba, 66, disappeared after falling from his boat between Sicily and Greece. His wife spent three days adrift before managing to call for help. Italian and Greek rescue teams continue the search.
Runaway Tourist Train in Toledo Injures Italian Visitor Near Alcázar
A tourist train in Toledo moved off without a driver, injuring an Italian tourist. The empty vehicle stopped dangerously close to a drop near the Alcázar. Police are investigating the cause.
Monte dei Paschi Counters Intesa Sanpaolo With Dual Takeover Bid
Monte dei Paschi di Siena launches a €34 billion bid for Banco BPM and Banca Generali. The move aims to block Intesa Sanpaolo’s acquisition attempt. Market reaction remains cautious amid doubts over the deal’s success.
EU Launches North Africa Recruitment Drive to Tackle Truck Driver Shortage
Facing a severe shortage of truck drivers, the EU is investing nearly €6 million in a program to train and relocate drivers from Morocco and Egypt to Italy and Romania. Only a third of trainees will be selected for jobs, as the sector struggles to fill over 500,000 vacancies.
Spain Claims Bronze in 4x100m Mixed Relay at European Championships
Spain secured bronze in the 4x100m mixed relay at the European Athletics Championships in Birmingham. The team set a new national record and closed the event with eight medals. The result highlights Spain's growing strength in relay events.
Martín Landaluce Advances in Cincinnati as Tirante Defeats Djokovic
Martín Landaluce breaks his losing streak at the Masters 1,000 in Cincinnati. Thiago Agustín Tirante eliminates Novak Djokovic after a tough match. Several Spanish and international players faced decisive moments.
Colombian Man Wanted by Italy Arrested on C-16 in Catalonia
A 26-year-old Colombian, convicted in Italy for sexual exploitation and drug trafficking, was detained by Mossos d'Esquadra during a routine check on the C-16. The arrest led to his transfer to Madrid for extradition proceedings.
Inter Milan and Real Betis Reveal Starting Lineups for Friendly in Bari
Inter Milan and Real Betis have confirmed their squads for a club friendly in Bari. Both teams field strong lineups under Cristian Chivu and Manuel Pellegrini. The match highlights preseason preparations for the 2026–27 campaign.
Domestic Tourism in Catalonia Drops to Post-Pandemic Levels
Catalonia faces a sharp fall in domestic tourism, returning to figures seen after the pandemic. Meanwhile, international arrivals, especially in Barcelona, are rising fast. The shift is reshaping the region’s tourism economy.
PP Presses Sánchez Over Morocco's Threat to Suspend Extradition Deal
The Partido Popular has sharply criticized the government after Morocco signaled it may halt the extradition agreement. The dispute centers on Ceuta and Melilla, with the PP demanding stronger action from Madrid.
Unusual Earthquake in Colombia Raises Fears of Further Shocks
A rare and powerful earthquake in Colombia has left nearly 240 dead. Experts warn of possible aftershocks and highlight the unusual nature of the event. The risk of further seismic activity remains high.
Mount Etna Ash Cloud Forces Dozens of Flight Cancellations in Malta
Flights to and from Malta were cancelled and delayed after volcanic ash from Mount Etna reached the island. The disruption hit during the busiest period for tourism. Passengers faced uncertainty as airlines adjusted schedules.
Spain Confirms No Migrants Reached Mainland After Ceuta Surge
Foreign Minister Albares has ruled out any migrant transfers to mainland Spain after the mass entry in Ceuta. He insists all irregular arrivals will be returned to Morocco, with Rabat's cooperation.
Italy Extends Border Checks for Spain Arrivals Over Terrorism Concerns
Italy will keep strict controls for travelers from Spain until mid-August. The government cites terrorism risks after the recent Ceuta migration wave. Spanish authorities criticize the move, calling it disproportionate.
Ayuso Backs Meloni and Trump Amid Schengen Crisis and Border Tensions
Isabel Díaz Ayuso openly supports Italy and the US in the Schengen dispute. She blames Spain’s government for border failures and spreads false claims about Italian entry bans. The attic controversy adds pressure.
Border Checks Disrupt Italian Arrivals at Barcelona Airport
Spanish authorities have imposed random checks on passengers arriving from Italy. Tourists at El Prat airport faced delays and heat as border controls intensified. The move follows diplomatic tensions between Madrid and Rome.
Family Tragedy in Manarola: Three Dead After Violent Pool Incident
A family holiday in Manarola, Italy, ended in tragedy after a violent chain of events at a private pool. Two children and one adult died. Police are investigating the circumstances and supporting shocked relatives.
Italy Criticizes Spain's Border Controls Amid Schengen Dispute
Italy maintains strict checks on travelers from Spain, calling Madrid's reciprocal controls unacceptable. The dispute follows mass arrivals in Ceuta and renewed fears over border security. Both governments defend their actions.
Anna Possi, 101, Still Runs Her Italian Café Every Morning
Anna Possi has opened the doors of Bar Centrale in Nebbiuno every morning since 1958. At 101, she continues to serve customers, attributing her longevity to a simple diet, constant activity, and a life centered around work and community.
Amancio Ortega’s Superyacht Drizzle Turns Heads in Sardinia
Drizzle, the 92-meter superyacht linked to Amancio Ortega, has reappeared off Sardinia’s Costa Smeralda. Delivered in 2024, the vessel boasts a hybrid propulsion system, expansive outdoor spaces, and a private beach club. Its estimated price of $300 million remains unconfirmed.
Tahar Ben Jelloun Criticizes Morocco's Handling of Ceuta Border Crisis
Moroccan writer Tahar Ben Jelloun questions why authorities allowed thousands of young people to cross toward Ceuta. He warns of political consequences for Spain and highlights European hypocrisy over migration.
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 significant hourly differences.
EU Expects Italy to End Border Checks for Spanish Travellers Soon
Brussels signals that Italy may soon lift border checks for arrivals from Spain. Both governments confirm the measures are temporary. The dispute follows reciprocal controls at airports and ports.
Spain Launches Random Border Checks for Arrivals from Italy
Spain has reinstated border checks for travelers from Italy. Police now inspect documents for 5–10% of passengers on selected flights. The move follows Italy’s refusal to lift its own restrictions on Spanish arrivals.
Juventus and Inter Set for Summer Tour Clash in Perth
Juventus will face Inter in Perth on August 8, 2026, as part of their Summer Tour. The match will be streamed live for registered users. The event highlights growing interest in pre-season football tours.
MotoGP Title Race Tightens as Five Riders Split by 24 Points
The MotoGP championship resumes at Silverstone with just 24 points separating the top five. Jorge Martín leads, but Marc Márquez and Marco Bezzecchi remain close. Injuries and form could decide the outcome.
Spain Warns Italy of Retaliation Over Border Controls
Spain has issued an ultimatum to Italy, demanding the removal of border checks for Spanish travellers. If Rome does not comply by Sunday, Madrid will impose reciprocal measures. The dispute follows Italy's suspension of Schengen rules.
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