The Kremlin celebrates the victory of pro-Russian General Radev in the Bulgarian elections
A week after losing Viktor Orbán, Moscow says it is “impressed” by the former president’s willingness for “pragmatic dialogue” with Russia
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Loaded oil tankers without buyers: the blind spot that the closure of Hormuz puts on the map
Gulf countries load crude onto ships offshore due to the saturation of their onshore storage while shortages grow among importers
A person dies after being hit by a train near Palencia station
Adif has reported that the victim of the hit-and-run was at “an unauthorized crossing point”
High-speed train delays between Madrid and Andalusia due to an incident involving track machinery
The incident has been recorded since shortly before 08:00 and “work is underway to resolve it as soon as possible,” according to Adif
Trump announces 25% tariffs on European car imports
The President of the United States claims that Brussels has not complied with the trade agreement reached last year
Victoria Bodean, the mother with cerebral palsy who shows the world how to overcome the barriers of a disability
After fulfilling the wish of having a daughter, this 27-year-old Moldovan and English teacher aspires to show the reality of a different life on social media
The King will receive the president of Ceuta in Mallorca one week after the migratory surge
La Zarzuela clarifies that the recent congratulation from Felipe VI to Mohamed VI on the Throne Day was protocolary
The return to retail in the Santa María neighborhood of Cádiz revives its drug mothers
The central area organizes neighborhood patrols to prevent the proliferation of sales points, after 30 years of calm: “Now it’s worse, they are more aggressive”
Podcast | What are the scenarios following the victory of the three main presidential candidates?
There is only one week left until the first round of the presidential election. What would the governability of the three leading candidates be like with Congress and the other branches of power?
Brussels proposes removing leather from the list of products regulated by its pioneering deforestation law
The European Commission rejects delaying the regulation again, which has already been postponed twice and should come into effect in December, but supports simplifying its rules