Brussels receives with caution Trump’s new tariffs on the European Union
The Commission believes that the levies do not break the ceiling agreed with Washington, while the trade dispute extends over the Google fine
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Ceuta takes to the streets to demand solutions to the migration crisis
A large protest called on the day of the autonomous city gathers 20,000 people who claim their belonging to Spain and criticize the Government’s management
Police arrest a fugitive wanted by Poland in Tenerife, accused of 40 crimes
He is subject to a European arrest warrant for crimes against persons, illegal manufacture and possession of weapons, drug trafficking, and fraud, which carry a maximum cumulative sentence of up to 485 years in prison
Análisis de ajedrez | El genio chico gana al mayor
Esta trepidante pelea podría haber sido mucho mejor, pero los 57 años de Ivanchuk cobraron su factura ante los 15 de Erdogmus
Vídeo en directo | Buñol celebra la Tomatina 2026 con el lanzamiento de más de 150 toneladas de tomates
La fiesta vuelve a teñir de rojo las calles de la población valenciana. Se espera que acudan unas 22.000 personas
Three occupants of a van die after crashing with a truck in Huesca
Two other people traveling in the same vehicle, which crashed in Ilche, are in serious condition
The unions call off the strike at gas stations for the May long weekend after reaching an agreement on the collective agreement
The agreement includes salary increases of 6.4% until 2027, CPI guarantee, reduction in working hours, and labor improvements
PSG extends its hegemony after winning the UEFA Super Cup against Aston Villa
The French team, faltering but determined, wins the final against a tough Aston Villa and celebrates their fifth international title with Luis Enrique on the bench
Trump’s negotiators arrive in Moscow to try to revive peace talks
The businessman Steve Witkoff and Trump’s son-in-law, Jared Kushner, will also travel to Kiev this weekend with a new proposal from the American leader
Malta still does not know who ordered the killing of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia nine years after the crime
The Maltese Journalists Institute regrets the acquittal of Yorgen Fenech: “Someone, somewhere, ordered his death, and that person is still free”