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Age, club performance, and national team role: what affects the Golden Boot race
Who Will Be the Top Scorer at the 2026 World Cup: Favorites and Unexpected Contenders. As the 2026 World Cup approaches, the race for the Golden Boot sparks debate. History shows that age, club achievements, and how far a national team goes all play a key role. Among the top favorites are Mbappé, Kane, Yamal, and others.
Why It’s Recommended to Keep Cash in Spain in Case of a Digital Outage
Bank of Spain Advises Keeping Cash at Home: Optimal Amount Named. The Bank of Spain recommends that residents keep between 70 and 100 euros in cash at home. This advice is related to risks of digital outages and the declining number of ATMs. For many, cash remains a primary means of payment.
Why Spanish students rarely leave their parents' home even after 20
Record Number of Young People Living with Parents in Spain. 76% of Spaniards aged 20–29 remain living with their parents. Only Korea and Italy have higher rates. Even among students, most stay at home—housing is expensive and dormitory spaces are scarce.
How Italy's Support and London's Stance Shaped the Outcome of the War in Spain
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.
Dates and opening matchups of the World Cup have been set in the USA, Mexico, and Canada
FIFA Releases Full Schedule for 2026 World Cup: New Groups and Host Cities. FIFA has unveiled the complete match calendar for the 2026 World Cup, which will be held for the first time across three countries. Groups and the full fixture list have been confirmed, allowing teams and fans to prepare for the tournament.
Daniela Figu celebrated her medical graduation surrounded by her entire family
Luis Figo’s Daughter Celebrates Medical Graduation: The Family Gesture Making Headlines. Daniela Figo has completed her medical studies, and her graduation ceremony has sparked discussion. Family and friends openly shared their emotions, while rare photos from the celebration prompted a wave of congratulations.
Financial priorities and geopolitics have frozen the launch of the flagship convertible
Polestar 6 is Almost Ready, But It Won't Be Seen in Spain or the USA. Polestar is finalizing the development of its striking electric convertible, but sales of the model have been postponed until at least 2029. The reason is a change in the company's strategy and uncertainty in the global electric vehicle market.
40 R FCEV undergoes real-world testing on commercial routes
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.
Poland Welcomes 5,000 US Troops Amid New Demands to Allies
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.
The new EX60 is changing the game for electric vehicles in Spain
Volvo EX60: Electric SUV with an 810 km Range and Gasoline Model Pricing. Volvo has unveiled the EX60—an electric crossover offering up to 810 km of range and up to 680 hp. The model charges for up to 340 km in just 10 minutes and is priced on par with the gasoline XC60. Orders are already open in Spain.
Challenging Conditions and Top Athletes at the Start of the Basque Country Marathon
Zegama Aizkorri: Cold, Mud, and the Battle for Victory at the Anniversary Race. The anniversary Aizkorri marathon kicked off in Zegama. More than 500 participants faced cold and mud. Among the favorites were Kilian Jornet and Sara Alonso, while the course proved to be one of the toughest in recent years.
How Two New Models Overcome the Main Barriers for Electric Cars in Spain
Volvo EX60 and Cupra Raval: New Electric Cars Are Changing the Rules for the Spanish Market. The Volvo EX60, with a range of 810 km, and the Cupra Raval, priced at around 25,000 euros, promise to shift Spanish attitudes toward electric vehicles. This new generation of models removes key barriers to widespread adoption of electric mobility.
Why Gyökeres's Performance Sparks Debate Among Fans and Experts
Viktor Gyökeres Becomes Third Arsenal Debutant to Score 21 Goals in a Season. Viktor Gyökeres scored twice and provided an assist in the match against Fulham. The Swedish forward reached 21 goals in his debut season, making him one of the most prolific newcomers at the club in recent decades.
The market responded to Spotify’s outlook with a drop in share value
Spotify Shares Plunge After Release of Quarterly Report. Spotify's share price fell by more than 13% following its first-quarter report. The company exceeded expectations for revenue and user numbers, but investors were unsettled by a weak forecast for the next period.
Portugal joins European coalition against drug cartels' speedboats
Spain Demands EU-Wide Ban on Narco-Launches and Tougher Penalties. Spain's Interior Minister insists on a Europe-wide ban on the manufacture and use of high-speed boats used by drug traffickers. Portugal has tightened its laws and joined an anti-crime coalition. Authorities are reporting a sharp increase in seizures of such vessels.
Spanish authorities kept the EU in the dark about migration move
Spain failed to notify European Commission of mass migrant legalization what this means for the country. The Spanish government did not inform the European Commission about its planned mass legalization of migrants. This move sparked a sharp response from European countries and could bring new restrictions for Spain. Our report examines the dispute and possible outcomes.
Why agreements with Morocco fail to curb drug trafficking
Norway calls for new measures against drug networks between Oslo and Morocco. Norwegian authorities are stepping up pressure on Morocco amid rising drug-related crime. The lack of extradition hampers efforts to prosecute mafia leaders. Spain is a key link in European trafficking routes.
EU countries issue record number of passports in a decade
EU sets record for new citizenships with 11.6 percent increase in one year. In 2024, EU countries granted a record number of citizenships. Germany, Spain, and Italy lead in new passports. This is reshaping population dynamics and integration in Spain.
Madrid launches fresh effort to support families facing poverty
Madrid Proposes Universal Benefit for Children Under 16 Starting at 50 Euros. Madrid authorities are considering introducing a universal child benefit. The new measure could reshape family support policies. The decision would affect thousands of households in the region.
How much aid has Spain actually provided to Ukraine in 4 years
Spain allocates nearly €17 billion to Ukraine new details on aid and military supplies. Spain has increased its support for Ukraine amid reduced US engagement. Nearly €17 billion have been directed towards financial and humanitarian aid. New data reveal the structure and scale of this assistance.
Europe prepares an unexpected move in response to Washington's ultimatum
Trump calls on Denmark for decisive action against Russia in Greenland. Donald Trump has accused Denmark of inaction in the face of the Russian threat off Greenland’s coast. The US insists on control over the island, while Europe prepares a military response. Tensions are rising.
What secrets lie beneath the Arctic and why is all eyes on Greenland
Spain to Decide on Sending Troops to Greenland After Consultations with Europe. Spain is in no rush to deploy troops to Greenland. A decision will be made following discussions with European partners. Authorities emphasize respect for the island’s residents’ choice.
What is driving Europe's unexpected moves in the North Atlantic
Spain considers joining mission to monitor situation in Greenland. Spain’s defense minister has not ruled out sending troops to Greenland. Europe is discussing a response to US threats. A decision may be reached in the coming days.
Who will wear the legendary Marichalar tiara next
Marichalar Tiara Secrets The Ornament of Infanta Elena and a Family Heirloom. The Marichalar Tiara has become a symbol of tradition and change in the family. Chosen by Infanta Elena for her wedding day, this jewel now adorns new brides. Discover how the fate of this unique treasure has evolved over time.
Why Spain Surpasses Germany — but Still Lags Behind Denmark
Spaniards Surpass Germans in Using Generative AI at Work in 2025. Spaniards are more active than Germans in adopting generative AI at work. However, half do not use it due to a lack of knowledge. In education, Spain ranks among the top four in Europe. Read on to find out how digital literacy is changing.
Young Mercenaries: How Europe Is Exporting Crime to Spain
Teenage Contract Killers on the Costa del Sol: A New Threat from Europe. Spain is seeing a growing influx of underage contract killers arriving from Europe. Recruited and paid thousands of euros, these minors are being hired for targeted assassinations. Police are reporting an alarming rise in such cases along the Costa del Sol.
First cases in 30 years — what's happening and how is the country responding
Andalusian Authorities Call Emergency Meeting Over African Swine Fever Outbreak in Spain. Spain has reported its first cases of African swine fever in 30 years. Authorities in Andalusia are urgently discussing response measures. Farmers are being urged to increase vigilance and strengthen control.
Astronomers Worldwide Compete for Access to a Unique Tool: The Race Intensifies
Number of Applications for Using James Webb Telescope Surpasses All Expectations. The demand for access to the James Webb Telescope has reached a historic high. Scientists have submitted nearly three thousand proposals. Competition for observation time is fiercer than ever.
Paleogenetics Breakthrough: Scientists Discover Unique Molecules Preserved in Mammoth Remains
Scientists Extract Oldest RNA From Yuka Mammoth Preserved in Permafrost. For the first time, researchers have isolated RNA from mammoth tissues that spent 40,000 years in permafrost. This breakthrough changes our understanding of how ancient organisms can be studied. Scientists have revealed details of this unprecedented experiment.
Drivers in the US and Sweden to Get First Access to New Google Maps Feature: What to Expect
Google Launches Augmented Reality Navigation for Polestar Cars. Google has unveiled an innovative feature for in-car navigation. The new solution is already available on select models, with plans to expand to more locations soon. The technology aims to boost road safety.
Arrests, weapons, and tons of drugs: how the police are cracking down on the mafia in Andalusia
Police Launches Large-Scale Operation Against Drug Gangs in Costa del Sol. Seventeen people arrested in Andalusia, nearly 400 kg of hashish and 21 firearms seized. The operation exposes the scale of crime in Costa del Sol. Details of the investigation and latest updates — in our story.
Billions, betrayal, and isolation: The hidden life of the world's richest heiress
The Fate of Athina Onassis: Why the Billionaire Heiress Cut Ties with Her Family. Billionaire heiress Athina Onassis grew up in a large family, but over time she severed all connections. Money and betrayal were at the heart of the split. Discover the full story behind her fate.
How Swedish gangs turned the Spanish coast into a battleground – details and unexpected facts
Swedish Gang Wars on the Costa del Sol: A New Wave of Violence in Spain. Spain is witnessing a rise in crime linked to Swedish gangs. Shootings and murders associated with the drug trade are occurring on the Costa del Sol. Authorities are concerned about the potential spread of violence to local residents.
Spanish Real Estate Market Surprises: Price Growth Outpaces Almost All of Europe
Spain ranks fifth in the EU for housing price growth over the year. Spain has seen a significant increase in housing prices. The figures exceed the EU average. The analysis focuses on data from the second quarter of 2025, comparing differences among European Union member states.
Por qué los jóvenes españoles no pueden encontrar empleo: principales causas de la crisis
Spain Remains Europe's Leader in Youth Unemployment. In Spain, one in four young people under the age of 25 is unable to find a job. The situation is particularly severe in Extremadura, where youth unemployment reaches 39%. This problem leads to a brain drain and increases social instability.
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