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Spain has rapidly become one of the main targets for cybercriminals, climbing to second place in the global ranking of the most frequently attacked countries. Incidents in cybersecurity have increased by a significant 64% compared to the previous year

The mass appearance of manta rays on Spanish beaches – 20 cases this spring – is causing concern and raising questions about the state of our seas. These fascinating creatures, scientifically known as Mobula mobulares and closely related to sharks, are typically residents of the open ocean.

The Provincial Court of Madrid has sentenced the driver who killed two elderly people on the Paseo de Extremadura in April 2023 while fleeing from the Guardia Civil to 14.5 years in prison. The verdict is the result of a trial in which the defendant admitted his guilt and apologized to the victims' families.

The number of people caught driving in Spain without a valid license has increased dramatically since 2018. The latest data from the Ministry of the Interior show an alarming 31% rise in arrests.

Spain has lodged a strong protest with Israel regarding the detention of Spanish citizen Sergio Toribio, following the Israeli army's interception of the "Freedom Flotilla" ship in international waters. The flotilla aimed to break the Gaza blockade and deliver food. This action by Israel has immediately triggered diplomatic reactions in Madrid.

Each year, astronomy enthusiasts eagerly await June when the so-called Strawberry Moon appears in the firmament, becoming the protagonist for every lover of the night sky. This special full moon, also known as the Honeymoon, Rose Moon, or Hot Moon, carries a fascinating history and a unique visual experience.

From June 10, 2025, stricter rules for vehicle traffic will come into force in Torrelavega, Cantabria, with the establishment of a new Low Emission Zone (LEZ). Torrelavega is thus the second city in Cantabria to comply with the Climate Change and Energy Transition Law, making an important step towards greater environmental protection.

Spain emits more CO2 than France, despite enacting six times more environmental laws. This surprising finding from the April blackout highlights Spain's energy policy and the role of nuclear power.

The Madrid Economic Forum at the Vistalegre Palace in the capital reached its climax with the highly anticipated intervention of Argentine President Javier Milei. The libertarian leader was greeted with cheers and shouts of "Pedro Sánchez, son of a bitch," which he readily embraced, referring to Sánchez as a "local bandit."

The image spread across the world: A young man, visibly exhausted and trembling, embraced by a Spanish Red Cross volunteer on the beach of Ceuta. It was May 18, 2021, a date etched into collective memory as thousands of migrants from Morocco crossed the border into the Spanish enclave.