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Brahim's goal secures Morocco's victory in New York ahead of the 2026 World Cup
International Match: Morocco Defeats Norway Thanks to Brahim’s Goal. Morocco secured a victory over Norway in a friendly match in New York. The only goal was scored by Brahim Diaz after a combination with Abde Ezzalzouli. The match was a significant part of their preparations for the World Cup.
A yellow card and an early goal set the tone at Sports Illustrated Stadium
Morocco Maintains Lead Over Norway in Friendly Match. Morocco leads 1-0 against Norway after the first half. The only goal was scored by B. Díaz in the 8th minute. The match is part of the international friendly fixtures.
Morocco to Face Norway in Friendly Ahead of Brazil Clash
International Friendly: Morocco and Norway to Face Off Ahead of 2026 World Cup. This Sunday, Morocco and Norway will play a friendly match in preparation for the World Cup. The game is set for June 7 and will be broadcast on Movistar+. For Morocco, this will be their first match with the new head coach.
Vinícius and Neymar’s Absence: How Brazil Prepares for the Tournament
Brazil and Egypt Played a Friendly Match Ahead of the 2026 World Cup. The second friendly between Brazil and Egypt before the World Cup took place in Ohio. Neymar is still recovering, while Vinícius is becoming a key figure in attack. The outcome of the match is important for both teams.
Brazil faces Egypt in Cleveland: lineups, broadcast, and match details
Brazil National Team to Hold Final Test Before World Cup Against Egypt in the USA. On Saturday, Brazil will face Egypt in Cleveland. This is the last warm-up match before the start of the World Cup. The game will take place at Huntington Park Field and will be broadcast on Globo, geTV and SporTV.
Why Jonathan Andic’s Leadership Became a Challenge for Mango in Barcelona
Details of the Mango Conflict: How a Change in Leadership Led to Losses. A change in leadership at Mango resulted in financial losses and internal conflicts. At the center of the events are Jonathan Andic and his father Isak. The company's story shows how personal decisions can impact business.
Washington discusses shipping risks off the coast of Spain
US Senator Calls to Label Polisario as Terrorists Citing Gibraltar Threat. US Senator Ted Cruz is urging for the Polisario Front to be classified as a terrorist organization. He links the movement to Iran and warns of risks to maritime navigation in Gibraltar. The issue is under discussion in the US Congress.
New stadium in Rabat and fans' expectations ahead of the Morocco vs Madagascar match
International Match in Rabat: Morocco Hosts Madagascar Before Leaving for 2026 World Cup. A friendly match between the national teams of Morocco and Madagascar is taking place in Rabat. This game is the last home fixture for the hosts before departing for the World Cup. The atmosphere at the stadium is festive, and fans are anticipating an exciting, high-scoring match.
In Rabat, Morocco dominates friendly match against Madagascar
Morocco Confidently Leads Madagascar: Two First-Half Goals by Saibari. In a friendly match at the stadium in Rabat, Morocco went into halftime with a 2–0 lead. Both goals were scored by I. Saibari. Madagascar did not register a single shot on goal.
How new factories in Morocco are changing the rules for electric vehicle exports to Europe
Surge of Chinese Investment in Morocco's Auto Industry Raises Concerns in the EU. Chinese companies are rapidly setting up electric vehicle and component manufacturing operations in Morocco. The EU fears this could enable circumvention of European tariffs. The new export route is already impacting the market and regulations.
Incident in Cadaqués: Police Arrest Suspect Following Tourist’s Complaint
Man with 15 Prior Convictions Arrested in Catalonia for Sexual Assault Case. In Cadaqués, a man with multiple prior convictions has been arrested on suspicion of sexually assaulting a tourist. The incident occurred at night on a public street. Authorities and local organizations have strongly condemned the attack.
Test Drive of the Flagship Ebro S900 PHEV SUV in the Mountains and Deserts of Morocco
Ebro S900 PHEV: 1,500 km Across Morocco on a Hybrid in Three Days. The Spanish hybrid SUV Ebro S900 PHEV with 426 hp completed a challenging route through the Atlas, Draa, and Dades. In three days, the vehicle covered 1,500 km across mountain passes, deserts, and rocky roads, demonstrating its capabilities in real-world conditions.
Níjar authorities systematically deny migrants residence registration due to formal barriers
Half of Migrants’ Registration Applications in Níjar Are Rejected Without Legal Grounds. In Níjar, half of migrants' applications for residency registration are denied. This leaves people without access to healthcare, education, and social services. A new report highlights systemic violations and the impact on life in the region.
The company failed to prove the employee's guilt due to procedural errors
Court Declares Dismissal of Worker for Personal Calls to Morocco from Work Phone Illegal. A worker from Murcia was dismissed after the company discovered personal phone calls to Morocco totaling over 550 euros. The court ruled the dismissal unlawful, stating the employer failed to specify the details of the violations, and now must reinstate the employee or pay compensation.
Morocco's coaching staff tests the team behind closed doors, without spectators or broadcasts
Morocco to Play Closed-Door Match Against Burundi Ahead of 2026 World Cup. Morocco kicks off its World Cup preparations with a match against Burundi. The game will take place without spectators or broadcasts, a decision driven by tactical work and squad secrecy.
An ambitious project aims to save millions from losing their land and climate
Africa Builds an 8,000 km 'Green Wall' to Halt Sahara's Advance. Eleven African countries are working to stop desertification by planting a massive belt of trees. The Great Green Wall project aims to restore soil fertility, create jobs, and protect families whose livelihoods depend on agriculture.
Old cars, overloaded trucks, and Dacias everywhere: inside Morocco's transport reality
Why Morocco’s Roads Feel Like the Past: An Experience of a Driver from Europe. A road trip through Morocco is like stepping back decades: you still see 1980s cars, unusual motorized carts, and overloaded trucks on the highways. Yet there’s a modern side as well — French hatchbacks and the widespread dominance of Dacia. How does this shape the sense of time, and what does it mean for Europe’s vehicle fleets? Read our report for insights.
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.
A giant artificial lagoon has appeared in the small town of Torre-Pacheco
Largest Lagoon in Europe Opens in Murcia: Looks Like a Maldives Resort. In Torre-Pacheco, Murcia, a 15,000 m² artificial lagoon—the largest in Europe—has been built. With turquoise water and palm trees, this body of water evokes exotic resorts, yet it’s just 40 minutes from the city of Murcia.
Pope's Visit to Tenerife and Gran Canaria: What's Changing for Migrants
Pope Leon XIV to Visit Canary Islands for the First Time: Focus on Migration Crisis. Pope Leon XIV will visit the Canary Islands for the first time. Migration issues, the fate of survivors, and a symbolic act of remembrance will be in the spotlight. Authorities and community organizations hope for changes in attitudes toward migrants.
19 people arrested in Bilbao and San Sebastián in legalization fraud case
Police Uncover Network of Fake Documents for Migrants in Basque Country. A scheme for legalizing migrants through forged documents has been exposed in the Basque Country. Among those arrested are six lawyers. Victims paid up to 10,000 euros for fake certificates.
Spain discusses the national team's lineup and strategy ahead of the tournament kickoff
Spain National Team Prepares Squad for 2026 World Cup: Who Will de la Fuente Choose. Five days before Spain announces its squad for the 2026 World Cup, the head coach spoke about the selection criteria, playing philosophy, and tough decisions ahead. Key topics include competition within the team, the role of leaders, and expectations for the tournament.
Rare 14th-century weaponry discovered off the coast of Benicarló sparks debate over its origins
Largest Medieval Helmet Hoard Discovered in Castellón. A hoard of 43 medieval helmets has been found in the waters of Castellón. Research revealed they were made for protection against Turkish raids. The discovery changes current views on the region’s military history.
A Challenge for Ancelotti: Injuries and Uncertainty Around Brazil's Key Players
Brazil National Team to Announce 2026 World Cup Squad: Neymar's Fate Uncertain. The Brazilian Football Federation is preparing the final list for the World Cup. Neymar's inclusion will depend on medical tests. Militão's injury forces a search for defensive replacements.
€45 million investment and the new Baleària Canarias brand for maritime transport
Baleària completes acquisition of Armas Trasmediterránea assets in the Canary Islands. Baleària has officially taken control of Armas Trasmediterránea’s routes and fleet in the Canary Islands. The company will retain jobs and invest €45 million in upgrading ferry services. The group becomes the largest player in the maritime transport market between the islands and the mainland.
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.
Why Madrid Doesn't Divide Residents into Locals and Newcomers: Lessons from the Capital's Districts
Madrid Celebrates San Isidro: A City Without Borders or Outsiders. In Madrid, San Isidro is a reminder of the city’s core trait — openness to everyone. Here, no one asks where you’re from; what matters is your wish to become part of the shared community.
Police uncover mass fake registrations in 80 m² apartments in Andalusia
Fake Migrant Registration Scheme Uncovered in Linares for Money. Seventeen people have been detained in Linares over a scheme involving fake registration of migrants. Up to 21 foreigners were registered in flats of 80 m². Police are still searching for 26 other suspects.
Fatal collision of patrol boats exposes problems within Spain's maritime police
Two Dead in Chase After Narco Boat: Tragedy in the Waters off Huelva. Two Civil Guard officers died while pursuing a drug trafficking boat off the coast of Huelva. The incident has highlighted a lack of resources and the risks faced by maritime patrols. Authorities have pledged to step up efforts against the drug trade.
Spanish authorities organize unique evacuation of passengers from cruise ship off Canary Islands
Emergency Evacuation of MV Hondius in Tenerife: 23 Countries and Military Involved. Spanish authorities have launched an urgent evacuation of MV Hondius passengers following a hantavirus outbreak. The operation involves 23 countries and the military. Most foreign nationals have already been sent home, while Spanish citizens remain in quarantine.
In Huelva, the interests of farmers, migrants, and environmentalists have clashed amid tragedy
Ecological challenges and fallout from the Huelva disaster influence elections. Huelva faces a fragile balance between agribusiness and environmental protection. The railway disaster in Adamuz has left deep scars. Authorities and residents prepare for elections amid unresolved issues.
The La Cantueña report reveals alarming incidents and challenges integrating children
Suicide Attempts and Mass Escapes Reported at Minors' Migrant Center in Madrid. The La Cantueña center near Madrid has recorded suicide attempts, mass escapes, and dozens of conflicts over the past year. Most of the teenagers come from Asian and African countries. Authorities have stepped up security and acknowledged adaptation challenges.
The automotive sector and tourism are taking Morocco's exports to a new level
IMF Predicts Morocco's Economy Will Outpace Spain's Growth. For the first time in years, Morocco may surpass Spain in GDP growth rates. IMF forecasts point to an annual 4% increase driven by car exports and record-breaking tourism. Spain, however, remains ahead in overall economic size.
Why Residents of Campo de Gibraltar Doubt Rapid Change After the New Agreement
Campo de Gibraltar Awaits Change After Brexit, but Without Illusions. The eight-million-strong agglomeration on the Gibraltar border remains among the leaders in unemployment. The new EU-UK agreement promises change, but locals do not expect rapid improvements.
Early Morning in San Blas: Drug-Related Conflict Ends in Tragedy
Suspect Arrested in the Murder of a 20-Year-Old Man in a Madrid Park. A 20-year-old man was killed in Paraíso Park in eastern Madrid. According to police, the incident stemmed from a dispute over drugs. The suspect was arrested an hour later not far from the scene.
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