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The reform changes access rules to benefits for unemployed EU citizens

EU Allows Countries to Limit Social Assistance for Unemployed Foreigners. The European Union has agreed on a reform that will allow member states to restrict access to social benefits for EU citizens who are unemployed and have no ties to the local social security system. The new rules will affect those relocating without an employment history.

Zuckerberg launches the company’s biggest overhaul in years

Meta cuts 8,000 jobs to boost artificial intelligence development. Meta has announced large-scale layoffs: 8,000 employees will lose their jobs, and another 7,000 will be reassigned to new artificial intelligence projects. The decision is part of a strategic company restructuring and has raised concerns among staff.

Conference League Final: How Vallecas Supported Their Team Despite the Defeat

In Madrid, thousands of Vallecas residents throw celebration after Rayo Vallecano defeat. Rayo Vallecano lost to Crystal Palace in the Conference League final, but the Vallecas district turned the evening into a massive celebration. Thousands took to the streets to support the team and mark this historic achievement.

Plus Ultra state aid funds may have reached accounts in Switzerland and Gibraltar

Court Suspects Plus Ultra of Redirecting €16 Million in State Aid via Offshore Accounts. The airline Plus Ultra is suspected of transferring part of the state funds it received to offshore accounts. Investigators believe that at least €2.5 million ended up in Switzerland, Gibraltar, and other jurisdictions. The case mentions former executives and affiliated companies.

218 hp, 194 kg and unique design inspired by a legendary race

BMW M 1000 RR Limited Edition Isle of Man TT: 115 Motorcycles for History. BMW has unveiled a limited edition M 1000 RR Isle of Man TT—only 115 units featuring exclusive design and 218 hp. The model was created to mark the 115th running of the Isle of Man race and highlights the brand's connection to world motorsport.

Conference League Final: Why Pino Doesn’t Consider His Team the Favorite

Yeremy Pino Assesses Crystal Palace's Chances in the Conference League Final. Crystal Palace footballer Yeremy Pino spoke about preparations for the Conference League final against Rayo Vallecano. He explained why he does not consider his team the favorite and shared his expectations regarding a possible call-up to the Spanish national team.

Technical issue cost Mercedes a double podium in Montreal

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.

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.

An outbreak of infection on board the ship affected dozens of passengers

Cruise Ship Ambition with Gastroenteritis Cases Arrives in Spain. The cruise ship Ambition, where 30 cases of gastroenteritis were detected, has docked at a port in the Basque Country. Passengers and crew were temporarily barred from disembarking until test results were received. Authorities have intensified controls due to concerns about infections on cruise ships.

Imports from the US and Africa offset Middle East supply disruptions

European Airlines Confident: No Jet Fuel Shortage Expected This Summer. Major European carriers and oil companies report ample jet fuel reserves for the summer. Production has increased, with growing supplies arriving from the US and Africa. Predictions of shortages are not being confirmed.

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.

Washington’s Signal: Possible Troop Withdrawal from the UK, Spain, and Italy

US Considering Reducing Military Presence in Europe. Former NATO Supreme Allied Commander James Stavridis believes that the US may be preparing for a major reduction of its troops in Europe. The main reason cited is Washington's frustration with the stance of European leaders and the refusal of several countries to provide military bases for operations against Iran.

Multinational units conduct training at the Mukhrovani base

Large-scale Special Forces Exercises Begin in Georgia with US and European Troops. Joint special forces exercises have begun in Mukhravani, bringing together military personnel from Georgia, the US, the United Kingdom, Spain, Poland, and Romania. The drills are supervised by the US European Command for Special Operations Forces and Georgian military officials.