Raphael Collignon knocks out fifth seed at Roland Garros and advances to third round. Raphael Collignon secured his first victory over a top-5 player by defeating Ben Shelton at Roland Garros. The tournament continues to surprise with the early exit of favorites and new names reaching the third round.
Jannik Sinner unexpectedly exits Roland-Garros after loss to Cerundolo. Jannik Sinner, considered the main contender for the Roland-Garros 2026 title, ended his run as early as the second round. The Italian lost to Juan Manuel Cerundolo after struggling with health issues and an injury.
Anomalous Heat in Spain to Be Replaced by Cooler Weather: Aemet Announces Temperature Drop. After record-breaking heat, Spain is expected to see a drop in temperatures. Aemet forecasts a decline starting Tuesday, although abnormal conditions will persist. In Italy, five cities have been placed on red alert due to the heat.
Luka Modric prepares to retire and may return to Real Madrid. Luka Modric is close to ending his playing career after Milan’s setback in Serie A. He is expected to say farewell to football after the World Cup and could take on a new role within the Real Madrid organization.
Sinner Dominates Cerundolo at Roland Garros. At Roland Garros, world number one Jannik Sinner has achieved a double break against Juan Manuel Cerundolo. The Italian is firmly controlling the second-round match. The Argentine missed a key opportunity.
Spanish Diplomacy During the Civil War: New Documents Reveal Details. A new publication in Madrid examines the role of Spanish diplomats during the Civil War years. Recently uncovered archives show who supported the Republic and who sided with the insurgents. The spotlight is on the influence of foreign powers.
Lancia Gamma 2026: new coupe-SUV with up to 740 km range and hybrid version. Lancia has officially unveiled the Gamma 2026—a stylish coupe-SUV available in both hybrid and electric versions. The model promises up to 740 km on a single charge and will go on sale later this year. Production will begin in Italy.
Major Shake-Ups in Top Clubs: New Coaches and High-Profile Transfers. A wave of reshuffles has begun in Spanish and European football. Clubs are announcing new coaches, transfer negotiations, and notable departures. Dealings involving Real Madrid, Barcelona, and other leading teams are in the spotlight.
Pedro Sánchez holds first meeting with Pope Leo XIV in the Vatican. The Spanish Prime Minister met with Pope Leo XIV ten days before the pontiff's visit to Spain. After the talks, Sánchez will comment for the first time on the Zapatero case. The meeting comes amid political pressure.
Sinner Confidently Starts Roland Garros: Quick Win Over Tabur. Jannik Sinner kicked off Roland Garros with a commanding performance against Clement Tabur. The Italian quickly secured the first set and strengthened his lead in the second. The match drew attention following his victory at Internazionali.
Brahim Diaz announces engagement to Luz Mendes: photos, details, and reactions. Brahim Diaz and Luz Mendes have officially announced their engagement. The couple shared a rare photo featuring the ring and revealed details about their relationship. Interest in the footballer's future wife has soared.
Sánchez Maintains Course for Cooperation with the Vatican Despite Pressure Over Zapatero. The Prime Minister of Spain has traveled to Rome for talks with Pope Leon XIV and a speech at the FAO. Authorities are seeking to maintain control amid an investigation involving Zapatero and calls for early elections.
10 Cities for Travel After 60: Comfort, Culture, and No Rush. Traveling after 60 becomes more mindful: it's not about covering miles, but about the quality of experiences. We've selected 10 cities where you can enjoy culture, cuisine, and atmosphere without exhaustion or hustle.
Ferrari Luce: The Brand's First Electric Car Surprises Beyond Its Power. Ferrari has unveiled the Luce, its first electric vehicle. The model offers 1,050 hp, four doors, innovative design, and unique acoustics. Orders for the newcomer will open this year, and the price turned out to be lower than expected.
Catalan Clown Organizes Performances for Children in Conflict Zones. Catalan performer Pau Palaus has held a series of shows for children in refugee camps in Lebanon. His project helps restore a sense of humanity in places where it has been nearly lost. Plans include expanding the initiative throughout the Middle East.
Antonelli strengthens lead after Russell retires at Canadian Grand Prix. Kimi Antonelli won the Canadian Grand Prix and extended his championship lead. George Russell retired due to a mechanical failure, and the fight for the podium ended with an unexpected reshuffle. Read our race summary for the full story.
Two Penalties and Controversial Moments: Como and Cremonese Deliver a Tense Match. In the Como vs Cremonese match, decisive episodes unfolded in the second half. Two penalties, controversial decisions, and substitutions changed the course of the game. The final outcome was determined by the players’ actions in crucial moments.
Vingegaard Strengthens Lead in Giro d’Italia After Victory in the Alps. Danish rider Jonas Vingegaard claimed his third win at the Giro d’Italia, solidifying his position as overall leader. The Alpine stage unfolded under his control, with rivals unable to challenge him.
Italy Builds Giant Sea Barrier to Restore Genoa as the Mediterranean’s Main Port. Genoa is constructing a unique sea barrier from 70 giant concrete blocks to accommodate the world’s largest container ships. The project aims to shift the balance of power among Mediterranean ports and strengthen Italy’s position in international trade.
DAZN Predicts Record Revenue in Spain by 2027. DAZN expects to earn up to €1 billion in Spain by 2027. The company has posted its first profit and aims to maintain this achievement. Growth is attributed to new sports rights and the World Championship.
European Club Athletics Cup Begins in Castellón: 580 Athletes and Title Race. The European Club Athletics Cup returns to Castellón after a seven-year break. 580 athletes from 12 countries will compete at the Gaetà Huguet stadium. Spain expects historic representation and is aiming for medals.
Sardinia Offers €7.5 Million for LaVuelta 2028 Start. Sardinia has officially bid to host the start of LaVuelta 2028, proposing a €7.5 million investment to repeat the success of the Giro d’Italia and boost the island’s tourist appeal.
Scania rolls out hydrogen truck with 1,000 km range on Italy’s roads. Scania and Gruber Logistics have started testing the 40 R FCEV hydrogen truck on real-world routes in Italy. The prototype can travel up to 1,000 km without recharging and refuels in less than 20 minutes.
Season Finale: Starting Lineups for Fiorentina and Atalanta Announced. Fiorentina and Atalanta will face off in the final match of the season at the Franchi Stadium. Coaches have made unexpected changes to the lineups. Live broadcast is available exclusively on DAZN.
NATO Chief Urges Europe to Boost Involvement in US Operation Against Iran. The US is deploying 5,000 troops to Poland. The NATO chief is calling on Europe to demonstrate greater autonomy and support for the operation against Iran. Spain has refused to make its bases available for logistics.
Trump Cancels Troop Withdrawal and Sends 5,000 US Soldiers to Poland. US President Donald Trump has reversed the decision to reduce the US military presence in Europe. Instead, he announced the deployment of 5,000 additional soldiers to Poland. The move is linked to support for Poland’s new leader.
Spanish Supreme Court Bans Atresmedia from Airing El Rosco in Pasapalabra. The Spanish Supreme Court has recognized the rights to El Rosco as belonging to the Dutch company MC&F and ordered Atresmedia to stop broadcasting it in Pasapalabra. Antena 3 must also pay €50,000 in compensation.
Two Grandmothers from Apulia Turned a Medieval Bakery into a European Culinary Hit. In the Italian town of Altamura, two elderly women have breathed new life into the region’s oldest bakery. Their traditional recipes and charisma have made Forno Santa Caterina famous far beyond Italy’s borders. Now, people come here not only for the bread, but also to meet the women behind its revival.
Mourinho to Bring Key Assistants from Benfica to Real. José Mourinho has agreed to join Real and will bring three trusted specialists from Benfica with him. Among them are João Tralhão, Pedro Machado, and Roberto Merella. The contract is expected to be signed after the elections.
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.
Uruguayan Midfielder Lucas Torreira Attended the Boca Juniors vs Cruzeiro Match. Uruguay national team midfielder Lucas Torreira, currently playing for Galatasaray, was spotted at the Boca Juniors stadium during the match against Cruzeiro. His presence drew attention amid rumors of a possible transfer and Cavani's injury.
Enzo Maresca to Become New Manchester City Head Coach After Guardiola's Departure. Manchester City is finalizing talks with Enzo Maresca over his appointment as head coach. The club is preparing for Pep Guardiola's departure after the season's final match. This decision could shift the balance of power in English football.
Guardiola Announces Departure from Manchester City After Aston Villa Match. Pep Guardiola has informed Manchester City players of his departure after the final round. The club is considering Enzo Maresca for the head coach position. The decision comes amid the fight for the English title.
Ferrari HC25: a One-of-a-Kind V8 for 3 Million Euros. Ferrari has unveiled the HC25 — a unique car built as a one-off for a private client. The model features the brand's last V8 engine, producing 720 hp, and accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 2.9 seconds. The price exceeds 3 million euros.
Fiat Croma, Opel Rekord and Volkswagen Passat: The Battle for the Best Family Car of the 80s. In the 1980s, Fiat Croma, Opel Rekord and Volkswagen Passat competed for the attention of family drivers. Why did these particular models become symbols of their era, and how were they compared to each other? We break down an editorial duel from the archives.
