Six Bronze Age mines, varying in size from small extraction areas to substantial mining environments, have been discovered in Spain. Archaeologists hope these findings will help unlock the mystery behind Scandinavian metal artifacts from the same period.

Despite a very rainy winter filling reservoirs, Spain remains vulnerable to drought. Extreme heat is causing rapid evaporation, leading to faster water loss from reservoirs, dry soils, and increased vegetation moisture consumption.

A unique project in León, Spain, is introducing robot dogs to replace traditional sheepdogs, generating significant discussion in the northern Spanish city.

Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez seeks to position Spain at the center of a bloc independent of major global powers, with criticisms of NATO and Israel serving this objective.

Portugal and Spain are holding an 'Invasive Species Week' from May 23 to 31, featuring hundreds of free activities. The initiative aims to raise awareness about the harmful impact of invasive plants and animals.

A bus caught fire on the C-31 highway in Badalona, Spain, leading to a partial closure of the road. The incident, which caused no injuries, occurred after the vehicle experienced a breakdown and was left on the road's shoulder.

Catalan police (Mossos d'Esquadra) fired shots after a stolen car rammed a police vehicle, leading to the arrest of one suspect.

Horchata, a sweet drink popular in Spain and Mexico, is increasingly being served across the UK as an iced beverage and incorporated into desserts.

Santiago Abascal, president of Vox, met with the new U.S. ambassador to Spain, conveying his concerns about the 'grave situation' in Spain and highlighting the international dimension of government corruption scandals.

A Brazilian nutritionist in Portugal has successfully built a business selling 1,200 units of 'pão francês' daily, driven by nostalgia for the Brazilian gastronomic staple. She invested 30,000 euros and now exports her product to Spain.

With temperatures nearing 40 degrees Celsius, doctors in Spain are cautioning the public about the risk of 'thermal shock' when bathing. The national weather agency, Aemet, forecasts that the current heatwave is expected to persist into the following week.

Despite ongoing teacher strikes in four autonomous communities, education has reportedly fallen out of the political debate in Spain, with observers noting it no longer mobilizes votes. This comes as 290 school directors have also resigned.

The ambitious 'Las Vegas of La Mancha' project in Spain, which promised billions in investment, has reportedly failed, leaving behind only graffiti, broken pottery, and rusted signs where a major entertainment complex was planned.

The scandal surrounding the lobbying activities of Alfonso Guerra's brother, which caused a major political crisis for Felipe González, ultimately forced the Congress to legislate on influence peddling.

Over 1,300 school directors in Spain are demanding that Illa negotiate educational reforms through working groups before June 19, calling for 6% GDP investment and weighted votes on staffing and educational models.

Consulting firm Capgemini has reached an agreement with unions to implement 710 job cuts in Spain, with approximately 124 positions affected in Catalonia, prioritizing voluntary departures.

Spain's Supreme Court has rejected a precautionary suspension of the mass regularization of immigrants, opting to continue studying the appeals filed against the royal decree.

The article discusses the successful strategy of Social Democrats in Finland and Spain, noting their positive performance compared to other regions where similar parties are struggling.

Spain will introduce a plan to match migrants with available jobs as part of a program aimed at granting legal status to approximately 500,000 irregular workers.

Neurological disorders are on the rise in Spain, impacting 23 million people, attributed to factors such as aging, social media influence, toxic substance consumption, poor diet, low emotional resilience, and loneliness.

Spain's Social Security agency has canceled the sales and auctions of its rental properties, announcing plans to incorporate them into the state's public rental housing stock in collaboration with the Ministry of Housing.

Spain's minister has reportedly stated that talks between the European Union and AI company Anthropic regarding issues with its Mythos model have stalled.

Four people have been arrested and 20,000 liters of fuel seized in Huelva, Spain, disrupting a major logistics network that supplied drug trafficking boats operating between Morocco and the Spanish coast.

The International Monetary Fund has criticized Spain's "legal uncertainty" in housing policy and called for increased housing supply, while also requesting the elimination of indiscriminate fuel subsidies.

The Mossos d'Esquadra are investigating a shooting incident in Sabadell, Spain, which left at least one person injured, occurring just a day after another shooting in Viladecans.

Spanish artworks are being featured at a Beijing Fair, emphasizing themes of sustainability and fostering cultural exchanges between Spain and China.

A new suspect has been apprehended in Colombia in connection with the 2022 torture and murder of a Frankfurt police informant in Spain. The individual was traced through cigarette butts found at the crime scene.

Spain's health authority has issued an alert regarding the presence of a Viagra component in a food supplement, warning consumers of potential health risks.

The social third sector in Spain is being recognized as a significant national force, playing a crucial role in the country's societal fabric.

Dutch, Norwegian, Belgian, and Swiss clients are the primary foreign buyers acquiring homes priced above 250,000 euros on Spain's Costa Blanca.

A scam syndicate, comprising 35 Chinese nationals, was busted in Malaysia for using artificial intelligence from a rented bungalow to carry out job scams targeting victims in Spain.

A 2,000-year-old marble head of the goddess Aphrodite, described as one of the most significant Roman sculptural finds in the region, was unearthed on a beach in Alicante, Spain, during construction work.

The Generalitat has paused the filming of a Russell Crowe movie in Sant Cugat, Spain, due to an outbreak of African swine fever in the nearby Collserola area, prompting the mayor to call for relaxed restrictions.

The RocaJunyent law firm celebrated its 30th anniversary at the MNAC, an event attended by 430 guests, including Spain's Minister of the Presidency, Félix Bolaños.

Cannes film festival: Threading together three stories from distinct eras of Spanish life, this narrative triptych is superlatively acted and beautifully shot The Black Ball is a narrative triptych…

Spanish directors Los Javis are competing for the Palme d'Or with their film 'La bola negra', which explores what it means to be homosexual in three different eras of Spain, while also speaking out against attempts to normalize fascism.

Spain has removed Gibraltar from its list of tax havens, a status it had maintained since 1991, pending the entry into force of a treaty that will eliminate the border fence.

The Supreme Court of Spain has ruled against the national registry for tourist rentals, a decision that could significantly impact the country's tourism sector.

A debate has resurfaced regarding Portugal's historical claim to Olivença, 225 years after Spain acquired the territory and pledged its return, with questions arising about its potential future.

Spain's United Left (IU) has expressed reservations but not ruled out ERC spokesperson Gabriel Rufián's proposal to lead a new left-wing movement, with Enrique Santiago calling for a more concrete plan and warning against 'excessive egos'.

Spain's United Left (IU) has openly clashed with Gabriel Rufián after he offered himself as a candidate for the left, with IU citing "excessive egos" and defending a federal project for the country.

Author Margaret Atwood, known for 'The Handmaid's Tale,' received a literary award named after a Catalan poet in Toronto. The award was presented by the King of Spain.

Portugal lost Olivença 225 years ago and for over 200 years Spain has committed to returning it, but this has never happened. Will it ever happen, or is it best to recognize the de facto situation?

Travel plans for upcoming vacations include options for a grand trip to China or a relaxing getaway in Spain's Rías Baixas, with various options being explored online.

Fibromyalgia, a chronic condition characterized by widespread pain, affects 2.4% of the adult population in Spain, with women accounting for nine out of ten diagnosed cases.

Toronto police are facing demands for accountability following the arrests of several off-duty officers in Spain, prompting an internal review.

The professional lobbying sector in Spain has been advocating for years for a demanding regulation that clearly distinguishes between legitimate and illicit activities, aiming to improve transparency and accountability.

An author recounts how her family's three-month stay in Spain, involving a world schooling program for her children, transformed their daily lives by prioritizing connection, flexibility, and slower routines.

Spain's National Court has ruled that companies must compensate employees for public holidays that fall on a Saturday, a decision stemming from a collective dispute in the contact center sector.

Two short films from Iran are set to compete at the 54th Huesca International Film Festival in Spain.

Dr. Isabel Badell, a hematologist who participated in Spain's first bone marrow transplant 50 years ago at Sant Pau hospital, reflects on the procedure, stating that it successfully eradicated leukemia.

A Spanish court has ordered tax authorities to reimburse Shakira over 55 million euros. The payment is for amounts deemed to have been unduly paid by the singer.

An anticyclone has brought a blast of summer to Spain. On Wednesday, temperatures exceeded 30 degrees Celsius in many places. In the coming days, thermometers could show as much as 38 degrees.

Spanish footballer Lopez has confirmed he will miss the upcoming World Cup after undergoing surgery for a fractured foot.

The Spanish Supreme Court's doctrine on euthanasia is reportedly leaving cases like Francesc's, who is seeking a dignified death, in legal limbo. The Right to Die with Dignity platform criticizes this jurisprudence, stating it will prolong suffering by extending legal processes.

Spain is preparing for a significant temperature increase of up to 10 degrees, particularly in the south and interior of the Iberian Peninsula, with thermometers expected to reach 35-39 degrees Celsius in what is described as the year's first major heat episode.

The Italian Chamber of Commerce and Industry for Spain is leading Italian shipbuilding companies to Navalia 2026, a major international trade fair in Vigo.

France, Spain, and Argentina are setting the early pace among the favorites for the upcoming World Cup. Analysts are assessing how these top teams are shaping up in the lead-up to the tournament.

An Albanian national, sought by both Spanish and French authorities, has been arrested in Barcelona, found to be armed with a pistol at the time of his detention.

This article analyzes Pedro Sanchez's successful strategy with the Recovery Fund, explaining how Spain has managed to provide generous pension increases that fully cover inflation despite public debt nearing 100% of GDP.

Cudillero, a charming fishing village nestled on a steep slope in northern Spain, is featured as a highly photogenic travel destination with its colorful houses cascading towards the small harbor.

Isabel Fernández and Javier Javaloyes' platform, Wishome, features sophisticated vacation homes in Cantabria, Spain, with one described as 'like Bora Bora in the north'.

A real estate agent tragically died after falling from an attic while showing a property to potential buyers in Granada, Spain. The incident occurred during the house viewing, resulting in fatal injuries.

The long-standing territorial dispute over Olivença between Portugal and Spain is being framed not just as a land issue, but also one of historical memory, diplomatic coherence, and democratic maturity.

Two US passengers from a cruise ship experiencing a hantavirus outbreak have been ordered to quarantine, with additional cases identified in France, Spain, and Canada after passengers disembarked.

The article highlights the main companies and entities that are advancing artificial intelligence in Spain, citing examples such as Multiverse Computing, Cala AI, Openchip, and Biorce as technological leaders in the field.

A challenge asks viewers to locate a rabbit hidden within a landscape photograph taken near Altet, Spain, in under 30 seconds.

Lino Cheng, Taiwan's representative in Spain, stated that Spain cannot maintain a healthy policy with China without an equally balanced approach towards Taiwan, emphasizing the need for diplomatic equilibrium.

Mass protests in Spain due to corruption scandals: Sanchez's resignation is demanded

Thousands of teachers in Valencia, Spain, have gathered for a second large demonstration to demand improved working and salary conditions. This protest follows eleven days of an indefinite strike, with the education ministry yet to meet their demands.

Artist Martirio has premiered her monumental new show 'Al sur del tango,' which explores themes between Argentina and Spain.

Archaeologists in Alicante, Spain, have accidentally discovered a remarkably well-preserved 2000-year-old white marble Roman bust on Almadraba beach.

Approximately 30 hospital employees in Marbella, Spain, are living in their cars in the hospital parking lot due to the worsening housing crisis, unable to find affordable rooms or accommodation.

Malaysian police arrested 35 Chinese nationals in Johor state, accusing them of using AI to translate voices in real time to run a fake-jobs scam against victims in Spain.

High-ranking officials within Spain's PSOE party are reportedly warning of a major political crisis, described as an "atomic bomb," impacting Prime Minister Sánchez. The imputation of former President Zapatero, who was acting as a de facto chief of staff, is causing significant tremors within the party and affecting sensitive areas of governance.

Carmen Truyols, an anesthesiologist, has emerged as a prominent voice for the more than 177,000 doctors participating in weekly strikes in Spain, which are now in their fourth week.

A journey from Barcelona to Madrid, traversing the Pyrenees and following the Ebro and Duero rivers, explores the unique nature and historical connections between Catalonia, Aragón, and Castile.

Hungarian actor Péter Scherer has died in Spain, where he had recently traveled to recuperate in one of his favorite places.

Spain plans to legalize over 500,000 undocumented migrants, with the Secretary of State for Migration indicating the state could process up to one million applications as part of an effort to boost the economy.

Fontaines D.C. will make their live comeback with shows in Spain, marking their first performances in nearly a year, as they prepare for their summer 2026 festival tour, including headline slots at Reading & Leeds.

The UGT union has called for a 24-hour national strike in Spain's textile retail sector, affecting major chains like Inditex, Mango, and Primark, amidst negotiations for a new collective bargaining agreement.

Rebeca Pérez has been invested as the new mayor of Murcia, Spain, in an extraordinary plenary session, becoming the first woman to hold the position following the death of José Ballesta.

Former Chelsea and Spain defender César Azpilicueta has announced his retirement from professional football at the end of the current season.

IT Park Uzbekistan has conducted discussions with Spain's ICEX to explore potential areas of cooperation.

Amri Anxhelina Lameborshi, a 15-year-old judoka born in Spain but representing Albania, is considered a promising talent in Jiu-Jitsu, holding multiple NAGA titles and world championships.

Spain is set to implement a new job-matching program designed to assist migrants who have been granted legal status in finding employment.

The emancipation of young people in Spain is being delayed, with many still living at home despite having jobs, primarily due to high housing prices.

A two-year-old girl died from heatstroke in Galicia, Spain, after her father accidentally left her in his car when he went to work, having previously driven his older children to school.

Only three autonomous communities in Spain report having sufficient staff to conduct breast cancer screenings, a concern highlighted after a recent crisis in Andalusia.

Many young people in Spain are caught in a cycle of precarious jobs, unable to afford housing, which fuels a deep sense of generational frustration.

A new initiative in Spain uses GPS-equipped decoy bicycles to attract thieves. The goal is to track their movements and identify storage locations and routines of those involved in bicycle theft.

The ongoing education conflict in Spain is overshadowed by issues of underfunding and the government's debt. The Generalitat claims a lack of resources for salary increases, while the PSPV criticizes the president for not negotiating new funding.

Estee Lauder has officially concluded its acquisition talks with the Spanish beauty and fashion company Puig, ending potential merger plans.

Spain's youth emancipation rate has plummeted to its lowest point, with rent consuming nearly all of a young person's salary for individual flats and over a third for shared accommodations, leading seven out of ten employed young people to remain in their family homes.

A small Ahmadiyya Muslim community, persecuted in Pakistan, sends young preachers to Spain annually to distribute leaflets and advocate for a peaceful 'reconquest' of Al-Andalus, viewing the Iberian Peninsula as ancient Islamic land.

Thousands of tourist apartment owners in Spain are exploring legal action to claim compensation following the Supreme Court's annulment of the single registration system. Experts warn that strict proof requirements may limit the success of these claims for refunded fees or lost profits.

More than forty years after his initial arrival, King Felipe VI of Spain has returned to Lakefield College in Canada, acknowledging the boarding school's significant impact on his youth.

A tragic incident in Spain resulted in the death of a two-year-old child who was inadvertently left in a car by their father, who reportedly drove directly to work.

A 31-year-old man has been remanded for one day by the Famagusta district court in connection with an online fraud case involving more than €14,000 allegedly obtained through false representations.

Murcia, a region in Spain often overlooked by mainstream tourism, is actively building its identity and recognition by highlighting its gastronomy, which is rooted in local products and a 'farm-to-table' philosophy.

Police in Iskandar Puteri, Malaysia, have dismantled a scam operation based in a luxury bungalow that defrauded victims in Spain. The center was involved in sophisticated fraudulent activities.

Spanish Civil Guard arrested a Swiss citizen in Tarragona suspected of murdering his partner in Switzerland. The alleged assailant reportedly moved to Riba-Roja d’Ebre after killing and burying the victim in their shared home in Switzerland.

Spain has issued its first intense heat warnings of the year, with yellow alerts for maximum temperatures of 38 degrees Celsius in Badajoz and 34 degrees Celsius across the province of Vizcaya.

Spanish consumer authorities have launched an investigation into a large real estate company for allegedly using abusive clauses in thousands of rental contracts across the country. The probe targets practices deemed unfair to tenants.

After years of searching, Tas Careaga Irazabal discovered and emotionally decided to purchase the ruins of an old church near Bilbao, Spain, which he has since transformed into his unique home.

The historic Callao cinema on Gran Vía in Madrid marks its centenary, having opened on December 11, 1926, and notably being the first in Spain to project sound and color films.

An opinion piece examines Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's popularity outside Spain versus his challenges within the country, particularly after his party's defeat in Andalusia, and assesses his chances for a comeback in the 2027 general election.

Airbus is establishing an additional facility in Spain dedicated to converting A330 aircraft into flying tankers. This expansion is driven by increasing demand for these specialized planes.

Two entrepreneurs in Spain are facing eight years in prison and fines exceeding 600,000 euros for illegally pirating an English language course and selling it online for nearly 6,000 euros.

Two dangerous individuals sought by Europol for organized crime, including a suspect wanted by Germany for attempted contract murder, have been apprehended in separate international operations in Turkey and Spain.

Portugal's ICNF has called a meeting with the Iberian lynx recovery center team following a minister's letter, while Spain has expressed complaints about not being informed of changes.

The Spanish government intends to challenge the ruling concerning Shakira's tax residence. The appeal focuses on whether intermittent travel, or sporadic absences, should be considered when determining tax residency.

Bernardo Silva is reportedly considering an unexpected transfer to Spain, with clubs looking for a replacement for a legendary player.

Spanish Vice President Díaz has suggested to Chinese automotive companies that they employ local workers in their factories in Spain, agreeing on training programs for the Spanish workforce.

Spanish athlete Lopez has confirmed he will be unable to participate in the upcoming World Cup following surgery for a fractured foot.

The EU Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) and the European Commission officially launched the 'EU4IP - Western Balkans' project in Spain, aiming to strengthen the intellectual property system in the region and bring it closer to the EU.

Communities along the border between northern Extremadura (Spain) and Beira Baixa (Portugal) are protesting to demand the construction of a 70-kilometer highway section, a project they have been advocating for nearly 30 years.

Spain's Ministry of Health has approved the expansion of its breast cancer screening program. The new guidelines will include women aged between 45 and 74 years, broadening the scope of early detection efforts.

The debate over Spain's stalled lobby regulation law has been reignited in Congress following an exchange between Rufián and Sánchez, prompted by the ongoing investigation into former President Zapatero.

Seven repeat offenders, who had accumulated over 100 police records and primarily operated in the Girona region causing significant social alarm, have been expelled from Spain.

Spain's former Prime Minister, José Luis Zapatero, is under investigation for alleged money laundering and membership in a criminal organization, a scandal that comes at an inopportune time for the current government.

A global map of entrepreneurship reveals that in several countries, from New Zealand to Spain, women are not just participating in the economy but actively shaping it, with the article also examining Greece's standing.

Esther, a patient participating in a clinical trial, describes her experience not as being a 'guinea pig' but as her 'hope of life', highlighting Spain's leadership in Europe with over 170,000 patients in nearly a thousand trials.

Brussels has disciplined Poland and Hungary for attacks on the rule of law, and similar issues are now unfolding in Spain. This raises concerns about the state of democratic principles across Europe.

An interview or commentary explores the paradox of immigration, stating, 'To the immigrant, we say at once: we don't want you and we need you,' and touches on personal experiences with social inequality.

A report details the world of "image girls" who work in exclusive venues, with one woman testifying in the 'Koldo case' about working in a hospital by day and "billing her beauty" by night, revealing a business operating at its limits.

The Artificial Intelligence ecosystem in Spain is rapidly growing, boasting 450 companies and attracting 3.3 billion euros in investment, making it the sixth largest in Europe by funding volume since 2020.

Primary school students from Wexford, Ireland, are joining peers from Spain and Serbia in an Erasmus+ program, fostering international collaboration.

An analysis suggests Portugal's distinct foreign policy towards Lajes, Israel, and ETA, differing from Spain and France, is primarily driven by its national interest.

Spain will be without a representative on the European Central Bank's executive board for the second time in 28 years, as Luis de Guindos departs and Prime Minister Sánchez faces a weakened political position in the EU to reclaim the seat.

Signs indicate the latest real estate boom is moderating in Spain, but experts do not anticipate widespread price reductions similar to the 2008 crisis, posing a question for potential buyers.

Authorities in southern Spain are investigating the theft of three semi-rigid Navy boats, equipped with gear, from Retín beach in Barbate during military maneuvers, with drug traffickers suspected of crossing a new boundary in their challenge to the state.

An incredible story from Spain reveals how a driver managed to pass through tolls for approximately two decades without ever paying a single euro.

A 25-year-old mountaineer from Andújar, Jaén, Spain, has gone missing while attempting to summit Mytikas, the highest peak of Mount Olympus in Greece. Search efforts are currently underway.

Veteran journalist Mercedes Milá returns to TVE this Sunday with her new program 'Me meto en un jardín,' which combines interviews with a tour of unique gardens across Spain, featuring writer David Uclés as the first guest.

American-style school graduations, complete with gowns and formal attire, are becoming increasingly common in Spain, raising concerns among psychologists and sociologists about adultification and consumerism.

In Spain, efforts to prevent skin cancer are beginning in classrooms, with organizations like ISDIN having educated schoolchildren across the country for over 30 years. The initiative emphasizes the importance of using photoprotection to prevent skin cancer from an early age.

An opinion piece from La Vanguardia reflects on the reasons behind a significant portion of the Spanish public questioning judicial actions, exploring the erosion of trust in the legal system.

A wedding photographer in Spain was sanctioned by the AEPD for violating data protection regulations after her studio was robbed, leading to a groom's complaint and online harassment, despite her being the victim of the initial crime.

The Spanish Supreme Court has refused to overturn a new immigration law, upholding its validity. This decision maintains the current legal framework for immigration in Spain.

A 'heat dome' has settled over Spain, bringing summer-like temperatures close to 40 degrees Celsius, with warnings issued for prolonged heat in many regions.

The city council of Brión in northwestern Spain has declared two days of mourning after a two-year-old girl died in a hot car, reportedly after her father forgot to take her to daycare and left her in the vehicle while he went to work.

A significant heatwave has brought temperatures of 37 degrees Celsius to Spain and the Iberian Peninsula. The hot air mass is now moving towards Central Europe, with Paris and London expected to reach 30 degrees soon.

Javier Ambrossi and Javier Calvo's Cannes smash 'La Bola Negra,' which explores Federico García Lorca's silenced homosexuality, has set an October 2026 release date in Spain, with Elástica Films unveiling a first clip.

Netflix has appointed Gabriella Carriere, a former Fremantle strategy chief, as its new Director of Content Programming Strategy & Operations for Spain, France, and Italy. This is a newly-created role for the three key nations.

Andry José Hernández Romero, a Venezuelan makeup artist who was deported from the US to El Salvador's notorious Cecot prison before being allowed to return to Venezuela, is now seeking asylum in Spain.

Spain's inaugural 'Red List' includes 472 species threatened with extinction, with 75 of them classified as critically endangered, such as the eel, various grasshopper species, the Montseny newt, the dragon tree, and the Canary Islands giant lizard.

A man has been arrested in Toledo, Spain, after authorities discovered he had accumulated at least fourteen firearms.

Spain is solidifying its position as a top global tourist destination, with foreign visitors projected to spend over $130 billion in 2025, a result of its well-thought-out tourism policies.

Spain is reportedly considering an amnesty program for migrant workers in its greenhouses, aiming to improve their working conditions and provide legal status.

Juan Carlos Cortés, director of the Spanish Space Agency and president of the ESA Council, states Spain's ambition to provide lunar positioning services. He also advocates for increased investment to elevate Europe's role in the burgeoning space economy.

Reports indicate that only one in four young people with employment in Spain were able to become independent in 2025, with the estimated age for emancipation standing at 30, one of the worst figures since 2006.

New regulations in Spain introduce caps on annual rent increases, meaning new contracts can no longer freely set prices in many areas, with limits varying based on the type of property owner.

An education strike in Spain is calling for increased resources to improve the inclusion of children with special needs, with teachers emphasizing a lack of staff for pedagogical therapy and guidance, in addition to demands for salary increases and reduced ratios.

An article from El Mundo discusses the importance of defending public services, likely in the context of Spanish politics or social policy.

Marcello Messori, a professor at the European University Institute, commented on the weight of energy issues, stating that events in Hormuz add to existing problems and noting that Poland and Spain reacted better.

Ruth Díaz, General Director of Amazon Spain and Portugal, discusses the company's growth and future plans as Amazon marks its 15th anniversary in Spain.

Puerto Rican superstar Bad Bunny's legendary ascent in the music industry, from his early career to headlining major events, is being analyzed with big data as he arrives in Spain for a series of 12 concerts.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced the country's largest campaign against forest fires, which will utilize drones and advanced systems. This initiative follows a record amount of land being consumed by deadly fires last year.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez unveiled comprehensive measures to combat wildfires, following devastating and deadly blazes that destroyed vast areas last year.

Spain's National Court has blocked the bank accounts of former President José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero as part of an ongoing investigation into alleged influence peddling and money laundering related to the Plus Ultra airline rescue.

The Spanish Supreme Court has annulled the national registry for short-term tourist rentals. The court ruled that the central government lacks the necessary jurisdiction to establish such a registry.

Spain's conservative Popular Party (PP) has announced a "total offensive" in the investigation into SEPI, the state industrial holding company. Key figures, including Zapatero's former secretary and ex-minister Escrivá, are expected to testify before the commission.

Young people in Spain who turn 18 in 2026 can now apply for the cultural bonus, an initiative that also extends to non-Spanish nationals with legal residency or asylum status.

Spain has begun the process to increase its defense spending to 2% of GDP this year, with plans to acquire drones, missiles, and modernize its Eurofighter jets. This move aligns with France's significant increase in defense expenditure.

Spain's Audiencia Nacional has ruled that companies must compensate employees for public holidays that fall on a Saturday, a decision stemming from a collective dispute against the customer service sector's collective bargaining agreement.

A man has died in Galapagar, Spain, after becoming trapped in a trench where he was working. Emergency services responded to the incident but were unable to save him.

The Eurovision Song Contest is facing a crisis due to disagreements over Israel's participation, with Spain and Ireland withdrawing from the 2026 event and Belgium, one of the contest's founders, threatening to pull out of the 2027 competition.

A doctor involved in Spain's first bone marrow transplant, performed 50 years ago at Sant Pau hospital, reflects on the procedure's success in eradicating leukemia.

A new technology developed in Spain, called Biow, proposes to intervene on environmental variables to passively optimize specific physiological conditions, particularly during sleep, to improve health and longevity.

Spanish midfielder Fermin Lopez has been officially ruled out of the upcoming World Cup after sustaining a broken bone in his foot, with multiple reports confirming his absence.

For the third year in a row, the number of new retirees in Spain has surpassed that of newborns, causing the demographic gap between pensioners and babies to multiply by nine.

Two suspects have been placed in provisional prison after being accused of killing a man at a farmhouse in Reus, Spain. They were arrested at the scene.

King Felipe VI addressed a business forum in Toronto, Canada, where he highlighted Spain's reliability and stability during what he described as 'turbulent times.' The King's speech aimed to bolster international confidence in Spain's economic and political landscape.

Versar, the American company managing the Rota base airport, has proposed an employment regulation file (ERE) for 140 employees. The company attributes the decision to a reduced flight load, citing tensions between the US and Spain related to the Iran war.

Barcelona midfielder Fermin Lopez has successfully undergone surgery for an injury sustained with the club, confirming he will be unable to contribute to Spain in the upcoming World Cup.

FC Barcelona and the Spanish national team have reached an agreement regarding the return date for superstar Lamine Yamal, who has been sidelined for nearly a month due to a hamstring injury, ahead of the World Cup.

Spanish midfielder Fermin Lopez has been officially ruled out of the upcoming World Cup after sustaining a broken bone in his foot, with multiple reports confirming his absence.

Five black vultures have been brought from Spain to the Eastern Rhodopes in Bulgaria as part of the "Return of the Black Vultures to the Rhodopes" project, aiming to restore the species in the region.

A new study has concluded that the Nutri-Score labeling system is not suitable for evaluating soluble cocoa products. The research analyzed 54 cocoa products from 19 brands sold in Spain.

The European Commission has formally defended Spain's allocation of Next Generation EU funds for pension payments, stating that each payment request from the Spanish government was thoroughly evaluated and met the required milestones.

Spain's car production increased by 8% in April, recovering from earlier declines this year, with 42% of total vehicle manufacturing now being hybrid, electrified, or gas-powered.

Washington has confirmed its collaboration with Spain in the investigation of Zapatero, with Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) extracting information from a mobile device linked to Plus Ultra and providing it to Spanish police.

The US Department of Homeland Security has confirmed its assistance to Spain in an investigation involving former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero.

The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is reshaping global tourism flows, leading European travelers to redirect towards safer Mediterranean destinations including Spain, Jordan, Tunisia, Italy, Greece, Cyprus, and Thailand.

Elval, the aluminum rolling sector of ElvalHalcor, participated in the industry workshop for the European Combat Vessel (ECV) program. The event took place from May 5 to 7, 2026, in San Fernando, Spain.

A journey of irregular migrants departing from Kafoutine towards Spain concluded near Fass Boye.

Despite an increase in complaints, economic-administrative tribunals in Spain continue to resolve only 40% of taxpayer claims in favor of the applicant.

Premium Argentine Wagyu beef from the Pampeana firm is being imported to Spain via commercial flights, wrapped in thermal blankets, and is gaining popularity in the Spanish market.