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SEA-EU brings blue skills agenda to Cádiz forum

SEA-EU will take part in BlueZone Forum InnovAzul 2026 in Cádiz from 28 to 30 October. Its programme examines blue-economy training and cross-border innovation before a closing forum on putting ocean research to work in public policy.

Acciona rallies as EQT and Norges team up for energy bid

Acciona shares rose more than 3 percent after EQT and Norges Bank Investment Management agreed to pursue a joint bid for Acciona Energía. The move followed a sharp drop in the previous session and drew close attention from the Spanish market.

Tensions surface at Harald V's state funeral in Oslo

Harald V's funeral in Oslo brought European royalty together and exposed deep divisions within Norway's royal family. Mette-Marit's tears and Queen Sonia's public distancing from Marius Borg Høiby drew attention, revealing both unity and unresolved conflict.

Princess Astrid’s Private Farewell to King Harald V in Oslo

Norway’s Royal House released intimate photos of Princess Astrid bidding farewell to her brother, King Harald V. The images show her keeping a silent vigil in the Royal Palace days before the state funeral. Her presence gives the royal family’s mourning a personal dimension.

How Soviet Crab Experiments Changed the Barents Sea Forever

In 1961, Soviet scientists released thousands of red king crabs into the Barents Sea, hoping to create a new fishing industry. Decades later, the species has transformed the region’s marine life and become a lucrative export for Norway, but at a lasting environmental cost.

Why Fresh Spanish Fish Rarely Reaches Markets Before Wednesday

Despite the long-standing belief that Monday is a bad day to buy fresh fish in Spain, imported seafood from Norway, Denmark, Scotland, and Chile is widely available at the start of the week. In Madrid, most markets receive new arrivals of Spanish-caught fish late Tuesday night, making Wednesday the best day to buy local seafood.

Spanish Nurse in Norway Reveals How Much She Really Saves Each Month

Kely García, a Spanish nurse working in Norway, shares the real numbers behind her monthly earnings and savings. She explains how location and experience, along with extra shifts, can push salaries to €5,000, and why her cost of living allows her to save more than she could in Spain.