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A Venezuelan Web Designer Built a Free Coworking for Valencia's Women Freelancers
Every Friday in a Sabadell bank office, up to ten women gather to work side by side. Founded by Venezuelan web designer Patricia Ordóñez, House of Freelancers has grown into a community with its own summit
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Prowling Far from Home: Spanish Scientists Reveal Just How Far Cats Wander
A new GPS-tracking study by the Doñana Biological Station shows that while most cats stay close to the sofa, some "adventurers" can travel up to 3 kilometres away
Scarlet Fields and Lavender Blooms: Discover the Seasonal Magic of Campo Arcís
Located just an hour from Valencia, this picturesque village offers a double-bloom poppy season and stunning vineyards perfect for a weekend getaway
The Columbus Mystery: Genetic Study Links Christopher Columbus to Spanish Nobility
A new DNA analysis of the explorer’s descendants points toward a biological connection to the powerful Sotomayor family of Galicia, challenging the traditional "Genoese weaver" theory
Winter Strikes Back: Atlantic Front to Bring Sharp Cooling, Snow, and Gales to Spain This Weekend
Aemet warns of a polar air mass dropping temperatures well below April norms, with heavy snowfall expected in the mountains and gales exceeding 70 km/h
Triumph for Spanish Photojournalism: Three Spaniards Win at World Press Photo 2026
Brais Lorenzo, Luis Tato, and Diego Ibarra Sánchez are among the 42 winners of the world’s most prestigious photography contest, documenting everything from Galician wildfires to the education crisis in war zones
The Big Return: Why Everyone is Talking About the Moon Again
Scientific journalist Ilya Ferapontov explains why the current Artemis missions are a sensation, how we lost fifty years of progress, and why the Moon has become far more interesting than it was in the 1960s
Adamuz Rail Disaster: Investigators Reveal Rail Damage was Detected 22 Hours Before Fatal Crash
A Civil Guard report submitted to the court in Montoro exposes 46 previously documented track defects and raises questions over Adif’s removal of evidence following the tragedy
Samanta Schweblin Wins Inaugural €1 Million Aena Prize for Spanish-American Narrative
The Argentinian author made history with her collection El buen mal, securing one of the world's most generous literary awards established by Spain's airport operator.
