The Artemis II, and the four astronauts aboard the Orion space capsule, splashed down into the Pacific Ocean off the coast of San Diego on Friday night, with all four astronauts in good health. Commander Reid Wiseman, pilot Victor Glover, and mission specialist Christina Koch of Nasa, and the Canadian Space Agency’s Jeremy Hansen, have just become the first humans to travel to the moon, and return to Earth safely, since the crew of Apollo 17 in December 1972
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In Spain, many convents are being converted into Airbnb rentals or luxury hotels to capitalize on tourism and offset declining revenues. This trend addresses the country's need for more tourist infrastructure as the world's second-most visited destination.
Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger signed the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact into law, adding the state's 13 electoral votes to the coalition aiming to elect the president by national popular vote.
Former Spanish King Juan Carlos I stated that 'with the current government, things must be very difficult for my son,' referring to the challenges faced by King Felipe VI.
Spain's Audiencia Nacional is consulting with the Public Prosecutor's Office regarding its jurisdiction to investigate Benjamin Netanyahu, following a complaint about the detention of a Spanish UN soldier in southern Lebanon.
Spain's Minister of the Presidency, Justice, and Relations with the Cortes, Félix Bolaños, called for international cooperation to regulate social media platforms and combat bias, aiming to ensure equality and protect democracy.
Brazilian President Lula da Silva and Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez have sealed a progressive alliance in Barcelona, calling for a united front against the global far-right and warning that democracy's decline could lead to authoritarianism. Lula emphasized that democracy and multilateralism are crucial to avoiding global conflict.
Three months after incidents in Adamuz and Gelida, more than half of the Spanish railway network's issues continue to stem from the poor state of its infrastructure. Speed limits are increasingly being imposed due to track defects rather than repair work.
A Spanish business publication discusses how artificial intelligence is poised to transform power dynamics within companies and fundamentally reorganize business operations.
The government of Lázaro Cárdenas welcomed between 22,000 and 25,000 Spanish exiles, who were rejected by other countries, by invoking the 1933 Montevideo Convention and requiring only their application.
A Spanish article explores how personal care routines for skin and hair evolve with age, emphasizing the increased time and self-pampering required as one matures.
Spanish authorities are investigating the national grid operator for "very serious" breaches linked to a recent blackout, marking the first such identification of wrongdoing since a 2025 outage.
Spanish band Hombres G is celebrating 40 years of their career with the global premiere of 'Los mejores años de nuestra vida', a documentary featuring unreleased material, set to hit cinemas on May 8.
Beatriz de Moura, the influential founder of the Spanish publishing house Tusquets Editores, has passed away. She was a key figure in Spain's cultural resurgence in the 1970s.
Cities like l'Hospitalet, Lleida, and Oviedo in Spain are experiencing saturation of municipal services due to the high demand for immigrant regularization, prompting them to open additional spaces.
Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares emphasized the consistency of Spain's foreign policy in defending European principles against the 'law of the strongest' across conflicts in Ukraine, Gaza, and Lebanon.
Former Spanish President Zapatero sidestepped questions about Venezuela at a forum on Latin American challenges, instead urging the abolition of war as an instrument in international relations.
Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado declined an invitation to meet with Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez at Moncloa Palace. Sánchez publicly stated that Machado did not consider the meeting opportune, despite his open invitation.
A new study by Sympathy for the Lawyer and Incentiva Music estimates that concerts and festivals will contribute over $6.8 billion to the Spanish economy in 2025.
A judge investigating a DANA weather event has called the former head of news at À Punt as a witness, following claims that the storm was predictable five days in advance and the broadcaster was warned.
PhD candidate Marta Miñarro spent a year on a Philippine island and discovered a rare frog species that lays large eggs and provides parental care for its tadpoles, revealing a new method of amphibian reproduction.
Begoña Gómez, the wife of the Spanish Prime Minister, has accused Judge Peinado of handling her case in an 'abnormally accelerated' manner and requested that no further steps towards a jury trial be taken until pending appeals are resolved.
Veteran Spanish director José Luis Garci expressed his view that cinema has reached its end and will likely find its primary refuge in museums, while also anticipating Steven Spielberg's latest film.
The 12th edition of the "Nit Solidària contra el Càncer" (Solidarity Night against Cancer) in Barcelona successfully raised 336,000 euros, with over 700 people attending the event organized by the Associació Contra el Càncer en Barcelona.
A former partner of Análisis Relevante has confirmed that former Spanish Prime Minister Zapatero's daughters sent reports to 'clients' but has refused to cooperate with the Senate, drawing criticism from the PP party.
Spanish singer Rosalía has released 'Lux (Complete Works)' in digital format, which includes three previously physical-only tracks and an unreleased version of 'Dios es un stalker'. She also surprised fans with a music video for the new track 'Focu 'Ranni'.
Spanish writer David Uclés, described as a phenomenon in Spain, has discussed his literary influences, citing José Saramago as a major inspiration. His work often explores themes such as the Spanish Civil War and the concept of the "total novel."
A specialist publishes 'Poderosas,' an essay that portrays women who held power in Spanish history, particularly within convents, highlighting the differences between abbesses and nuns.
GEK TERNA's stock has reached successive historical highs, trading above 40 euros for the first time and offering impressive returns. This surge comes amidst reports of an "unknown Spaniard" offering €1.6 billion.
The Spanish government will be able to regularize immigrants with police records if they are not deemed a "threat to public order," with each case to be analyzed "casuistically and circumstantially."
Spanish musician Carlos Ares, known for his albums 'Peregrino' and 'La boca del lobo', discusses his work and is set to perform at the Warm Up Estrella de Levante festival after recent success at the MIN Awards.
Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado visited Spain, meeting with prominent Spanish opposition figures like Feijóo, Abascal, and Ayuso, while the Spanish government under Sánchez reportedly distanced itself. Her visit highlighted Spain as a key location for Venezuelan political discourse, drawing support from Venezuelan exiles.
Spain is bracing for a unique celestial event on August 12, when a total solar eclipse will be visible across the center of the country, with more than ten million visitors expected to witness the spectacle.
Thousands of migrants have created scenes of chaos and endless queues outside consulates and immigration offices across Spain, following the socialist government's decision to grant legal status to 500,000 individuals.
Spanish energy company Repsol has regained control of its oil fields in Venezuela, a move expected to facilitate an increase in the country's oil production.
A trove of documents and photographs discovered in Tel Aviv reveals material spanning several years of Jewish immigration to Israel, including records related to the iconic Exodus ship.
The Spanish Supreme Court has authorized the Mossos d'Esquadra to destroy material seized in connection with the 2017 Catalan independence referendum (1-O), with the condition that one or two samples of each item be preserved.
An opinion article discusses the perceived decline in political standing of Spanberger, suggesting that her challenges were foreseeable rather than surprising.
Asha Bhosle, one of India's most celebrated Bollywood singers, has passed away at the age of 92, leaving behind a legacy of thousands of songs spanning over eight decades.
Billionaire Amancio Ortega, founder of Spanish textile giant Zara, has become the world's largest real estate owner, with properties valued at over 200 billion euros.
The Spanish government is set to approve a plan to invest €7 billion in housing and permanently safeguard public housing, ensuring that no state-subsidized properties can be privatized.
A significant development in engineering introduces a new material capable of self-repairing over 1,000 times, potentially transforming the durability and lifespan of materials used in the automotive industry.
Spanish energy company Repsol has reportedly regained control of its oil operations in Venezuela. This move is expected to allow the company to triple its oil production in the country.
The Spanish government will require commercial calls to use the 400 prefix starting in October. Telecommunication operators will block sales communications that do not use this new numbering.
SNL alum Pete Davidson has listed his upstate New York property, spanning six acres, for $2.27 million, reportedly to move closer to his family on Staten Island.
The leader of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, has accused the Spanish government of "betraying" the basic pillars of Europeanism through its regularization of immigrants, also raising suspicions about corruption within the government.
Spanish oil company Repsol has reached an agreement with the Venezuelan government and PDVSA to significantly increase its crude oil production in Venezuela. The company aims to boost output by 50% within 12 months from its current 45,000 barrels per day.
Spanish producer Jesús Cimarro has been honored with the Max de Honor 2026 award, making him the first producer to receive this prestigious recognition. He shared his past struggles, stating he was "on the verge of ruin."
A new royal decree, effective this Thursday, introduces healthy food regulations in all schools, mandating more legumes, fish, and four servings of fruit per week.
Spain's conservative parties, PP and Vox, have initiated a legal battle against a government decree on regularization, with PP leader Feijóo criticizing the government for allegedly opening the country's doors to those who abuse women.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is organizing a summit of progressive world leaders in Barcelona to oppose the war in the Middle East, a strategy that is helping him regain voter support in Spain.
A 'secret' coastal town in Spain, unknown even to many avid fans of the country, is highlighted for its beautiful landscape, rich history, delicious food, and sun, offering accommodation at a surprisingly low price.
A Spanish housing initiative from 2006, which involved distributing 'Keli Finder' sneakers to encourage young people to search for homes, is now remembered as a resounding failure, with the shoes becoming collector's items.
A young girl was injured after being shot in the leg by a projectile of unknown origin in a schoolyard in Badajoz, Spain, and is currently hospitalized.
German companies unveiled a new wave of investment plans for Morocco today during a Casablanca press conference hosted by the German Embassy and AHK Maroc, with projects spanning logistics,…
A clash between two Vox and ERC deputies has escalated into an unusual incident, highlighting the extreme level of confrontation within the Spanish Congress and questioning the dignity of the chamber.
Pardo de Vera and the former Secretary General of Ports have emphasized the significant influence of Aldama within the Spanish Ministry of Transport. Their statements shed light on the dynamics and power structures within the ministry.
Heavy rainfall and subsequent flooding on the Caribbean island of Hispaniola have resulted in the deaths of at least 16 people. The severe weather caused widespread disruption across the region.
Pope Francis, referred to as Pope Leo in some reports, stated he had no interest in debating Donald Trump after the former president's critical Truth Social comments regarding the pontiff's remarks on Iran. This declaration aimed to calm tensions that arose from Trump's public criticism.
Mexico's president denied any diplomatic crisis with Spain, stating there were never tensions over Spanish colonization, which had previously been a contentious issue.
Spanish actress Paz Vega and Orson Salazar have announced the end of their 25-year marriage, with sources indicating the actress's priority is a serene separation for the well-being of their children.
Spanish writer Cristina Fernández Cubas has won the V Albert Camus Prize, with the organization praising her as an 'inheritor of Albert Camus's spirit' for her lucid approach to expanding human understanding.
In an interview with Le Figaro, former King Juan Carlos I stated that the relationship between the Spanish government and King Felipe VI is 'very difficult' and that the monarchy has lost influence in Spain's daily life.
Europe's largest cannabis fair, 'Spannabis,' is taking place this weekend in Bilbao, attracting 20,000 to 25,000 attendees. This marks the first time the event has been held in Bilbao after more than two decades in Barcelona.
Denmark's public broadcaster DR has launched a new, fast-paced and bold satire format, replacing 'Tæt på Sandheden,' which is not afraid to tackle controversial topics.
An eight-line poem by celebrated Spanish poet and playwright Federico García Lorca has been discovered 93 years after its creation. The previously unknown verse, found on a manuscript, offers new insights into his thematic preoccupations.
Experts in Spain are advising taxpayers to thoroughly review their draft tax returns, rather than accepting them with a single click, to ensure all deductions are utilized and maximize tax savings this year.
An article from El Mundo discusses the challenges of immigration in Spain, highlighting the lack of consensus on integration policies. It argues that without a shared approach, the country will continue to oscillate between unregulated integration and rules without effective integration.
A Spanish opinion piece titled 'Soft mattress of slag' is presented. Without further content, its specific subject remains unclear, but it appears to be a critical or metaphorical commentary.
Israeli President Isaac Herzog stated in an exclusive interview that his attempts to reduce tension with the Spanish government were met with "slaps," calling recent statements by Pedro Sánchez against Israel "hypocritical and false."
An article reflects on the enduring political resilience of former Spanish Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, noting his persistent and unwavering nature.
Spanish archaeologists have mapped an extensive underwater cemetery near the Strait of Gibraltar, revealing shipwrecks dating from Carthage to World War II.
Spain's far-right Vox party has formed its first regional coalition government with the conservative Popular Party (PP) in Extremadura. The agreement includes Vox's controversial demand for "national priority" in policies, which has drawn sharp criticism from the national government and sparked internal debate within the PP.
HŽ Infrastruktura signed a €278.8 million contract with Spanish company Comsa for the reconstruction and construction of a second track on the Hrvatski Leskovac - Karlovac railway section in Croatia.
Brazilian President Lula praised Spain's migration policy, which approved the immediate regularization of 500,000 immigrants, and announced that immigration will be a key topic in his upcoming discussions with Luís Montenegro and António José Seguro in Portugal.
A prolonged strike by Lufthansa pilots has led to the cancellation of hundreds of flights across Europe for multiple consecutive days. The industrial action has significantly disrupted air travel, affecting major airports and routes.
Spanish low-cost carrier Volotea has unveiled a new pricing model that allows for variable and retroactive ticket adjustments, directly linking flight costs to Brent crude oil prices up to seven days before departure. This innovative system aims to adapt fares to fluctuating fuel costs.
Spanish President Pedro Sánchez has warned the PP and Vox parties that he will appeal any laws that jeopardize 'rights and freedoms,' describing their pact to invest Guardiola as 'blockade, slowdown, and involution.'
Slovenian radio station Radio 1 celebrated its 19th birthday with a 48-hour no-sleep challenge, where participants watched Top Gun continuously. Bojana was the last one to endure the challenge.
An Estonian Member of Parliament, Marko Mihkelson, voiced concerns regarding Spain's stance on defense spending, its restrictions on US military base access, efforts to foster ties with China, and continued purchase of Russian oil.
Serbia and Spain are deepening cooperation through the Belgrade metro project, following a memorandum of understanding signed between JKP Beogradski metro i voz and a Spanish company. Serbian Minister of Construction, Transport, and Infrastructure Aleksandra Sofronijević announced the development.
Spanish television personalities Kiko Matamoros and Makoke have admitted to concealing assets to evade tax seizures, appearing in court and expressing satisfaction with reduced penalties.
Spanish energy company Repsol and Venezuelan state-owned PDVSA have signed an agreement aimed at increasing oil production at their joint venture, Petroquiriquire.
Spanish opposition leader Feijóo criticized Prime Minister Sánchez for his stance on international democracy during a meeting with Corina Machado. The two leaders also escalated their dispute over the government's activated plan for immigrant regularization.
The Madrid Court has acquitted Pablo Echenique, a Spanish politician, in a case concerning a tweet he posted about sexual abuse within the Church. The ruling clears him of any wrongdoing related to the social media post.
Spanish archaeologists have documented a unique 'ship graveyard' in the waters of the Strait of Gibraltar, revealing 134 wrecks including Phoenician ships, Roman galleys, and Spanish vessels.
The Prime Minister of Spain has made an announcement that is anticipated to be favorable for undocumented migrants in the country. Details of the announcement suggest potential policy changes or initiatives aimed at this population.
The narrative traces a path from specific artistic works like 'Servant of Two Masters' and 'Trio Pupe' to the role of a director. This suggests a career progression or the scope of a program under a director's guidance.
A Spanish doctor on his honeymoon in the Maldives is fighting for his life after being attacked by a shark. His wife has accused the tour group of 'serious negligence' regarding the incident.
Renfe, the Spanish train operator, has been investigating unknown marks found on the Madrid-Badajoz Alvia train line for two weeks, causing concern among train drivers. Auscultator trains have been used to search for a break in the lines.
Spanish newspaper La Vanguardia featured two distinct articles, one exploring the meaning of manhood and another discussing the roles of a sheriff and a pontiff, delving into themes of identity and leadership.
The article reports a decrease in private bankruptcies, but notes that the overall situation does not indicate a significant easing of financial strain.
Russia has identified UAV Navigation, a Spanish defense company, as a "potential target" following new shipments of weapons to Ukraine. The company is noted for manufacturing components for drones, escalating tensions related to Spain's support for Ukraine.
Sam Hou Fai, Macau's Chief Executive and the first to master Portuguese, is embarking on a trip to Lisbon and Madrid. The visit aims to attract businesses from Portugal and Spain to the Chinese semi-autonomous region.
Football superstar Lionel Messi has reportedly purchased the Spanish football club UE Cornellà, which is located close to Barcelona. This acquisition marks a significant move for Messi into club ownership.
A 23-year-old man has been charged in connection with the stabbing and robbery of another man in McCooks Pen, Spanish Town, Jamaica. The charges follow an investigation into the incident.
Mark Kasals has offered insights into the unique appeal of Ivo Andrić's storytelling for Spanish readers. He highlights both the exoticism and the relatable closeness found within Andrić's narratives.
Spain's left-wing government has initiated the largest legalization of irregular migrants in two decades, with hundreds of thousands of foreigners hoping for permits.
The small Spanish village of Arenillas, with only 40 residents, is offering rent-free housing and guaranteed jobs to newcomers in an effort to reverse its declining population.
Engineers have created a material capable of sealing its own cracks over 1,000 times, significantly extending the lifespan of components from decades to centuries.
Discussions are ongoing to find a new central location for the Kankaanpää Museum in Finland, as its current premises in Niinisalo are remote and nearing the end of their lifespan.
The Spanish government has rejected the construction of one of the largest photovoltaic power plants planned for Catalonia. Authorities stated that the project's promoters failed to complete several administrative procedures in a timely and proper manner.
A new study indicates that individuals who consume alcohol in moderation might have a longer lifespan compared to those who abstain, emphasizing the importance of moderation.
Inditex, the Spanish parent company of Zara, detected unauthorized access to its databases and immediately implemented security protocols while notifying relevant authorities.
Researchers have successfully extracted usable DNA from the remains of a 45-year-old man, dubbed Menga1, found in an ancient Spanish tomb, revealing his mixed heritage.
Virginia Representative Ben Cline has voiced strong opposition to a Democrat-backed redistricting plan, warning that it could diminish rural voting power and significantly alter the state's congressional delegation.
Spanish singer Quevedo reportedly abandoned an interview with journalist Jordi Évole after being asked an uncomfortable question, which he described as a 'controversial topic'.
Spain's People's Party (PP) has declined to condemn an incident involving Vox deputy José María Sánchez. The incident, described as a 'charge' or 'ramming,' has drawn attention but not official condemnation from the PP.
Spain's fiscal authority has warned that tax breaks intended as aid for the war in Iran disproportionately benefit high-income earners. The authority suggests direct transfers as a more equitable solution.
The Spanish government has dismissed the possibility of calling early elections in response to the trial of Begoña Gómez, stating that elections will be held "when they are due."
Spanish airline Volotea is implementing an additional fuel surcharge, reportedly up to 14 euros, due to rising kerosene prices and fuel scarcity. This extra cost may also apply to passengers who have already purchased their tickets.
A 48-year-old man in Pontevedra, Spain, was left paraplegic after a public hospital mistakenly administered intravenous Nolotil despite his allergy, and his family is now campaigning for help due to the lack of rehabilitation care.
Spanish fashion giant Inditex has experienced a cyberattack targeting its databases, though the company assures that no personal or banking data has been affected.
The Spanish political party Vox has confirmed the expulsion of Javier Ortega Smith after resolving his final appeal, also ratifying the expulsion of two Madrid city councilors who supported him.
Diplomatic sources suggest that China has manipulated Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez's statements regarding Taiwan, noting that this is not the first instance of such an occurrence, amidst reports of Spain's 'support' for Taiwan's annexation.
A new scientific assessment suggests that Earth has officially completed half of its estimated lifespan, marking a significant milestone in the planet's geological and astronomical journey.
European far-right leaders convened in Milan for a rally primarily focused on anti-immigration sentiments, with discussions also touching on the legacy of figures like Orbán. Meanwhile, left-wing leaders gathered in Spain, asserting that the era of the far-right is ending.
Albania's opposition Democratic Party has organized protests in Tirana, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama amidst accusations of corruption. The demonstrations saw clashes between police and opposition supporters, drawing international media attention.
The city of Split is reportedly on the verge of a municipal collapse as its Karepovac landfill is nearing full capacity. The city government has announced a desperate measure to extend its lifespan, contingent on surrounding municipalities ceasing to bring their waste.
Financial analysts have published their insights and sentiments on a variety of companies spanning technology, consumer cyclical, and industrial goods sectors. These analyses include specific stock recommendations and observations for firms such as Maxlinear, Peloton, and TSMC.
Spain's First Vice President and Minister of Economy, Nadia Calviño, is leading the initiative to create a Global Council for a Common Good Economy, alongside economist Mariana Mazzucato.
Spanish historian José Berasaluce offers a critical perspective on the contemporary gastronomic system, stating that the 'chef' no longer represents anything and is a product of 'false modernity,' predicting the high cuisine 'bubble' will burst.
Alberto Vázquez's Portuguese-Spanish co-production "Decorado" triumphed at the 9th edition of the Quirino Awards, which also recognized "Cão Sozinho" and "Paulinha."
Several communities in Spain have been placed on alert for storms this Saturday, accompanied by a generalized rise in minimum temperatures, except in the southwest and the Balearic Islands.
Public sector employees in Spain are set to receive an additional 0.5% salary increase this year due to inflation, on top of a previously agreed 1.5% rise. Despite the increase, workers are still expected to lose purchasing power.
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis met with the Palestinian Vice President to discuss developments in the Middle East. The meeting aimed to foster cautious optimism regarding the region's situation.
A youth football coach in Usera, Spain, is facing a three-year jail sentence for allegedly threatening a player's father with racist and xenophobic remarks, including supporting Vox and mentioning a gun.
A 19-year-old university student in Spain documented her experiences, both positive and negative, during a week-long experiment without her mobile phone to explore digital dependency.
Spanish singer Bad Gyal made a guest appearance at Rosalía's third concert in Barcelona, where she was met with a great ovation. During her segment, she shared a memorable quote with the audience.
The Spanish competition authority has announced the opening of procedures that could lead to sanctions against the national electricity grid operator and several companies in connection with a power outage that affected Spain a year ago.
Spain's CNMC regulator has proposed new remuneration rates for gas activities, ranging between 6.46% and 6.67%, and has opened the circular for public hearing.
Spanish director Pedro Almodovar has weighed in on actor Jacob Elordi's rapid rise, questioning whether he has fully demonstrated his acting range or is merely a sex symbol.
Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado visited Madrid, where she was honored by Spanish political figures. Madrid Mayor Almeida presented her with the Golden Key of Madrid, while opposition leader Feijóo also met with her, expressing support for her fight for freedom in Venezuela.
Spain's CNMC has opened a very serious case against Red Electrica and five serious cases against Endesa, Iberdrola, Repsol, two Naturgy combined cycles, Bahia de Vizcaya, and the nuclear power plants of Almaraz, Trillo, and Ascó-Vandellós II.
Spain's competition regulator (CNMC) has attributed the most serious fault of a recent blackout to Red Eléctrica, accusing it of endangering the system, and is also investigating several power plants belonging to Iberdrola, Endesa, Naturgy, and Repsol for non-compliance without risk to supply.
Brazilian President Lula has publicly praised the Spanish government's migration policy. He commended their approach to immigration, highlighting it as a positive example.
China's Changan Automobile is reportedly weighing plans to establish an auto manufacturing plant in Spain. This potential investment could mark a significant expansion for the Chinese automaker into the European market.
Russia has designated a Spanish company as a "potential target" due to its role in equipping Ukraine with drones. This threat extends to the town where the company is located, despite its distance from Ukraine.
A unique "donkey brigade" is being employed to safeguard a Spanish national park from the threat of wildfires. These animals help maintain firebreaks and clear undergrowth, reducing the risk of large blazes.
An opinion article suggests that Representative Abigail Spanberger and the Democratic party are experiencing a decline in public appeal just months into their term, indicating a potential loss of momentum.
Brendan Fitzgerald has stepped down from his role as CEO of Secuoya Studios, while the Spanish producer's Latin American arm is simultaneously being granted complete independence. Fitzgerald will transition to a sales position within the company.
The Spanish Constitutional Court will examine whether compensatory pension payments to an ex-spouse can be terminated if they begin living with another person, following a former husband's demand for modification.
An article discusses 'false friends' – words that look similar in Spanish and English but have different meanings – highlighting the challenges they pose for language learners as their meanings have evolved over time.
Major Spanish companies including Puig, Codorníu, Indra, and Santander are reportedly planning significant strategic moves, hinting at upcoming developments in the business landscape.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva launched a global anti-Trumpist front in Barcelona. They aim to unite the world's left and halt the rising wave of the far-right.
A 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon officially came into effect at midnight, but the Lebanese army quickly accused Israel of multiple violations. Despite the agreement, reports of gunfire and rocket fire emerged shortly after the truce began.
Rāwiri Wright, a prominent Māori education leader whose career spans teaching, journalism, governance, and national advocacy, has been honored with a doctorate.
A Sydney childcare worker has been charged with over 120 counts of child abuse, with allegations spanning multiple daycare centers. The case has been described as a "parent's worst nightmare."
China is reportedly awaiting Spain's signature on its ambitious Belt and Road Initiative, a project strongly advocated by former Spanish President José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero.
Former Virginia Lieutenant Governor Justin Fairfax reportedly killed his wife, Cerina, and then himself, amidst ongoing divorce proceedings and concerns about his behavior. Police confirmed the murder-suicide, which followed reports of the wife setting up cameras in their home.
The Catalan party Junts has rejected the Spanish government's housing decree, declaring it 'dead' after Vice President Díaz accused the party of racism, confirming it will not be approved.
Pilar Pasanau, the first Spanish woman to complete a solo circumnavigation by sailboat in a 5.80-meter vessel, recounts her challenging experience, including hallucinations, during the Mini Globe Race.
Microsoft is reportedly reducing its involvement in carbon removal initiatives, a move that comes as proponents of the nascent industry emphasize a long-term vision spanning decades. The decision highlights ongoing discussions about the viability and future of atmospheric carbon scrubbing technologies.
Spanish researchers have developed a new "cellular origami" strategy to direct the mechanical forces of cells, enabling them to adopt desired three-dimensional shapes. Published in 'Science', this breakthrough could lead to new applications in regenerating damaged organs and developing future robots.
Portuguese payment system MB Way will allow payments in stores across Spain, France, and Italy starting next year, with merchant payments expected to be fully implemented by 2027.
Several Netflix original series, spanning various genres from thrillers to crime dramas, have recently received significant critical acclaim and viewer attention. These shows are being highlighted for their compelling narratives and high production quality.
A traffic accident occurred at the intersection of Spanskih boraca and Milutina Milankovića Boulevard in New Belgrade, causing significant traffic jams. N1 confirmed that no injuries were reported in the incident.
Spain's Supreme Court has dismissed a petition from the Association for Reconciliation and Historical Truth, rejecting the urgent suspension of a decree aimed at regularizing immigrants.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has defended the regularization of immigrants, asserting its economic and moral benefits for Spain, while confronting political and legal opposition.
Sumar has threatened to collaborate with the conservative Popular Party (PP) to unblock a law granting Spanish nationality to Sahrawis. This move comes after Sahrawis were excluded from a recent regularization process.
The Eames Pavilion System, a house design by Charles and Ray Eames that previously remained a prototype, is now being brought to market for series production by a Spanish manufacturer.
Spanish opposition leader Feijóo has accused Prime Minister Sánchez of "betraying" the EU due to his ties with China, while former President Aznar's foundation suggests the PSOE prefers "subordinating itself to China."
As the Spanish government prepares to regularize half a million undocumented migrants, right-wing politicians in France are expressing strong opposition, warning of potential consequences for Europe.
The number of Swiss citizens living abroad is increasing, with current data indicating that young people are particularly leaving Switzerland, though most tend to remain in nearby countries such as Spain.
The Spanish Vox party has definitively expelled Ortega Smith, its spokesperson in the Madrid City Council, after rejecting his final appeal, leaving him only judicial recourse.
The Spanish film 'Deaf' ('Sorda') by Eva Libertad was announced as the winner of the LUX Audience Award 2026 during a ceremony held in the European Parliament's plenary hall.
Havana Times features the music video 'Me Duele' from 2022 by Colombian band Bomba Estéreo and French-Spanish artist Manu Chao as their 'Song of the Day'.
Journalist Álex Ander has authored 'Isabel Pantoja, carne y mito,' a 400-page biography delving into the controversial life of the Spanish singer and her perceived lack of connection with feminism and mental health empathy.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's visit to China has drawn criticism, with observers suggesting he scored a 'strategic own goal' by appearing to advocate for Beijing's vision of a new world order.
DHS has called on Governor Abigail Spanberger to not release an illegal immigrant repeat offender, who is now charged with attempted rape in Arlington, amid growing crime concerns in Northern Virginia.
Begoña Gómez, wife of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, is accused of using her influence to secure a position at Complutense University in Madrid and leveraging public resources and personal connections for her own advancement.
According to an entrepreneur's testimony, Aldama paid for catering intended for five Spanish ministers, including Montero, Ribera, Marlaska, Illa, and Ábalos, to meet with Delcy Rodríguez at a chalet in El Viso, though the meeting did not occur due to Rodríguez's EU entry ban.
An analysis identifies South Korea's best-rated stocks, spanning sectors from financials to semiconductors. These rankings are based on Quant scores, offering insights into high-performing companies in the market.
Spanish rocker Bunbury has publicly welcomed fans who mistakenly purchased tickets to his Madrid show, believing it was a concert by Puerto Rican superstar Bad Bunny.