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Rafa Jódar Defeats Musetti Again and Reaches Canadian Masters Last 16
Rafa Jódar eliminated Lorenzo Musetti in straight sets at the Canadian Masters. The Spaniard advances to the round of 16, where he will face Jiri Lehecka. This marks his fourth Masters 1,000 last-16 appearance this year.
Rafa Jódar Defeats Musetti Again to Reach Canadian Masters Last 16
Rafa Jódar secured a straight-sets win over Lorenzo Musetti at the Masters 1.000 in Canada. The Spaniard advances to the round of 16, where he will face Jiri Lehecka. This marks his fourth Masters 1.000 last-16 appearance this year.
Rafa Jódar Defeats Musetti and Advances to Canadian Masters Last 16
Rafa Jódar overcame Lorenzo Musetti in the third round of the Canadian Masters 1,000. The Spanish player now faces Jiri Lehecka in the round of 16. His consistent performance highlights a strong season.
Italy Tightens Border Checks for Travelers Arriving from Spain
From August 1, 2026, Italy has reintroduced border checks for passengers arriving from Spain by air or sea. The move, linked to recent migration events in Ceuta, requires travelers to carry valid identification and, for non-EU citizens, proof of legal stay in Schengen.
Minute of Silence Marks Milan-Inter Derby in Perth
Milan and Inter meet in Perth for a summer friendly, with a minute of silence for Franco Baresi. The match airs live on Dazn and Sky Sport Uno. Several key players are absent due to injuries and post-World Cup breaks.
Google Pixel 11 Series: Full Specs and Prices for US and Europe
Google has unveiled the complete Pixel 11 lineup, including the Pro Fold. Prices in Europe start at €999 and reach €1,999. The series brings updated displays, cameras, and charging speeds.
Galicia Tests Italian-Style Beach Limits Amid Tourist Surge
A sudden influx of visitors forced authorities to restrict access to Praia das Catedrais in Galicia, reigniting Spain’s debate over beach capacity, paid services, and public access. The incident highlights the challenges of balancing tourism and conservation on Spain’s most iconic shores.
Spain Demands EU Support for Ceuta Amid Tensions with Italy
Spain calls for EU solidarity after thousands cross into Ceuta. The government criticizes Italy for suspending Schengen rules and highlights Morocco's cooperation. The crisis exposes divisions within Europe over migration.
Strong Earthquake in Naples Leaves 21 Injured and Forces Evacuations
A 4.7-magnitude earthquake struck the Naples region, injuring 21 people and causing significant disruption. Authorities evacuated families and set up emergency shelters. The area experienced over 60 aftershocks overnight.
Thirteen Dead in Nazca Lines Plane Crash, Including Spanish Tourists
A sightseeing plane crashed near the Nazca Lines, killing all 13 on board. Victims include Spanish, Italian, German and Peruvian nationals. Authorities have launched an investigation into the cause.
Thirteen Dead in Peru Plane Crash Near Nazca Lines, Including Two Spaniards
A tourist plane crashed near the Nazca Lines in southern Peru, killing all 13 on board. Among the victims are two Spaniards. Authorities are investigating the cause as rescue efforts were hampered by fire.
Felipe VI Calls for Action After Ceuta Border Crisis
King Felipe VI has demanded decisive measures after over 50,000 people crossed into Ceuta from Morocco. The monarch voiced deep concern and urged unity to prevent similar incidents. The government faces pressure as EU partners react.
Italy Imposes Random Border Checks on Spanish Arrivals Amid Ceuta Crisis
Italy has started random checks on passengers from Spain, suspending Schengen rules due to the Ceuta migrant crisis. The move affects airports and ports, raising concerns for summer tourism and travel flows.
Sánchez Criticises EU Partners Over Ceuta Crisis Response
Pedro Sánchez has condemned the 'selfish' reaction of some EU governments to the Ceuta border crisis. Spain calls for urgent EU talks after Italy and others question Schengen cooperation.
Rafa Jódar Secures Washington Semifinal and Breaks Into ATP Top 20
Rafa Jódar overcame Lorenzo Musetti in a tense three-set match at the Washington Open. The Madrid native is now guaranteed a place in the ATP Top 20. His next challenge will be against Alejandro Tabilo.
Rafa Jódar Faces Lorenzo Musetti in Washington ATP 500 Quarterfinals
Rafa Jódar, 19, meets Lorenzo Musetti in the ATP 500 Washington quarterfinals. The match, held on the John Harris court, marks their first encounter. Key results and tournament updates included.
Antarctic Research Station Records -84.1°C, Scientists Trapped for Months
On July 18, 2026, the Concordia research station in Antarctica registered -84.1°C, one of the lowest air temperatures on Earth in recent years. The base’s remote location and harsh winter conditions leave scientists cut off from the outside world for months, highlighting the challenges of polar research.
EU Capitals Demand Swift Return of Ceuta Migrants to Morocco
Several EU countries urge Spain and Morocco to accelerate migrant returns after mass crossings in Ceuta. Some governments propose suspending Spain from Schengen. The crisis triggers new border controls and political tension.
European People's Party Blames Sánchez for Ceuta Border Crisis
The European People's Party has sharply criticized Spain's government after thousands crossed the Ceuta border. Conservative leaders link the incident to Spain's mass regularization plan. Madrid rejects the accusations.
Spain’s Firefighting Aircraft Fleet Faces Delays in Modernization
Spain’s main firefighting aircraft remain outdated, with most purchased decades ago. Only one of 14 was acquired by the PP. New planes are on order, but the first will not arrive until 2028.
Franco Baresi Dies at 66 After Year-Long Battle With Lung Disease
Franco Baresi, former Milan captain, has died at 66 after a year-long fight with a lung condition. His illness, first revealed in August 2025, led to surgery and immunotherapy. The case highlights the challenges of lung cancer treatment in Italy.
Legendary Milan Captain Franco Baresi Dies at 66
Franco Baresi, iconic captain of AC Milan and Italy, has died at 66 after a long illness. His legacy shaped generations of football. The club and fans pay tribute to a true legend.
Ceuta Migrant Surge Sparks Diplomatic Rift Between Spain and Italy
A mass entry of migrants into Ceuta has triggered a diplomatic dispute between Spain and Italy. Madrid summoned the Italian ambassador after Rome suggested closing Schengen borders. The crisis exposes deep divisions over migration policy.
Rafa Jódar Defeats Nishikori in Washington, Sets Up Clash with Musetti
Rafa Jódar delivered a commanding win over Kei Nishikori in Washington. The Spaniard secured victory in just 69 minutes and will now meet Lorenzo Musetti in the quarterfinals. Nishikori, a former champion, was unable to match Jódar’s pace.
Bimota Unveils Its Most Accessible Sport Bike Yet
Bimota, known for its ultra-premium motorcycles, has launched the KB399—a 399cc sport bike designed for riders with an A2 license. Priced from €11,149 in Spain, it marks a strategic shift for the iconic Italian brand.
How Spain’s Canadair Pilots Drop 6,000 Liters of Water With Precision
Captain Francisco Javier Gimeno Benito-Sendín reveals how Spain’s Canadair crews fight wildfires without automated targeting. Every drop is calculated by experience, wind, terrain, and close coordination with ground teams. The story follows intense operations in Madrid and Ávila.
EU Emergency Center Mobilizes International Aid for Spain and France Fires
The European Commission's emergency center has coordinated rapid support for Spain and France as wildfires intensify. Aircraft and ground teams from several countries have been sent to help local services contain the blazes.
Eurofighter to Get Major Upgrades for Drone Collaboration and Combat Relevance Until 2060
Spain is investing in a sweeping modernization of the Eurofighter fleet, introducing advanced sensors, electronic warfare systems and new digital cockpits. The upgrades aim to keep the fighter at the forefront of European air power and enable seamless operations with future drones and sixth-generation jets.
Andalusia Faces Record Heat as Mediterranean Temperatures Soar
Southern Spain is bracing for temperatures near 49°C, with the Mediterranean Sea reaching 30°C. The ongoing heatwave is intensifying wildfire risks and affecting daily life across Spain, France, and neighboring countries.
Celtic Faces AC Milan in High-Profile Friendly at Celtic Park
Celtic hosted AC Milan in a club friendly at Celtic Park on 25 July 2026. The match featured a full starting eleven under Martin O'Neill. AC Milan's line-up details were not disclosed.
Pogacar Breaks Pantani’s Alpe d’Huez Record Amid Team Health Crisis
Tadej Pogacar overcame illness in his team to win at Alpe d’Huez. He shattered Marco Pantani’s legendary record by 1:27. The stage saw dramatic attacks and a weakened UAE squad under pressure.
Heatwave Set to Push Temperatures in Germany Up to 38°C
A new heatwave is moving from southern Europe to Germany. Authorities warn of temperatures reaching up to 38°C. The extreme heat is already causing record nights and disruptions across the Mediterranean.
Telecinco to Premiere 'Sandokán' with Can Yaman in Lead Role
Telecinco launches 'Sandokán', starring Can Yaman, set in colonial Southeast Asia. The series revisits a classic adventure with international cast and high production values. Premiere scheduled for July 22 at 23:00.
First Ferrari Luce to Be Auctioned for Charity, Expected to Top €1 Million
Ferrari’s first all-electric car, the Luce, will be auctioned for charity at Monterey Car Week. With a unique design and historic status, the one-off model is expected to fetch well above its €600,000 retail price.
Endangered Limpets Relocated Amid Major Beach Expansion in Málaga
Authorities in Málaga have relocated 40 endangered Patella ferrugínea limpets to allow the expansion of Baños del Carmen beach. The move, approved despite expert objections, raises concerns over the species’ survival and the environmental impact of the project.
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