A drug that simulates the effects of physical activity on the human body has been well tolerated, with no significant side effects, and has shown signs of efficacy in the 88 volunteers who tested it in its first clinical trial, according to the American biotechnology company Enveda in a statement.
La Audiencia Nacional has ordered the Ministry of Transport to stop the camp set up in the Port of Ceuta to accommodate and assist the migrants who arrived in the autonomous city at the end of July in the mass entry. This order will be temporary until the urgent precautionary measures requested by the Unified Police Union (SUP) are resolved.
A deadly flash flood that occurred on Wednesday near Nepal’s border with Tibet may have been triggered when the lower part of a glacier broke off and crashed into the valley floor, hundreds of meters below, experts said, citing satellite images from Planet Labs.
The escalation in hostilities that began last week between the U.S. and Iran, after Donald Trump declared the ceasefire sealed in the preliminary agreement from a month ago suspended, intensified this Tuesday. U.S. forces launched a third consecutive attack against the Persian country in the early hours of this Tuesday, by order of the U.S. president, who had announced it hours earlier, as well as the “reestablishment” of the blockade on Iran in the Strait of Hormuz.
“The invasion of tens of thousands of migrants into Ceuta is a direct consequence of the shameful refusal of the Spanish Government to defend its sovereignty, secure its borders, and protect its population,” stated a message yesterday from the X account of the United States Department of State, regarding the massive and irregular entry of immigrants into the Spanish autonomous city on July 30.
Behind this exhibition is a proper name: Alfredo Calles, collector and devotee of Star Wars since the saga was called Star Wars. For years he has gathered one of the most complete private collections in Europe dedicated to this universe and now shares it with the public: until September 22, CASA CUPRA Raval hosts “Rebels Beyond the Galaxy,” a free admission exhibition that pays tribute to the icons, stories, and original objects that shaped one of the most influential sagas in film history.
UEFA has decided to modify the national team calendar starting from the 2028-2029 season, that is, at the end of the Euro, in a new and revolutionary model that will resemble the current Champions League. That is, the qualifying phases for the Nations League and for World Cups and Euros will be played in longer single groups with only one match against an opponent, either away or at home, not two as has been the case for a long time in the group stage.
The Trampolín beach in Ceuta shrinks the soul. It moves and frightens. There, for 37 days, hundreds of men have been crammed into huts. A tasteless spot for Morocco’s image filmed in Ceuta. Fights are frequent. Saturday night’s ended worse than the one we witnessed yesterday, Sunday.
Leo Messi has a World Cup, four Champions Leagues, and eight Ballon d’Or awards. But all those titles are football achievements, earned on the pitch. The 38-year-old Argentine footballer now receives the 2026 Princess of Asturias Award for Sports, one of the major sports awards, one that transcends what merely happens in stadiums. The award ceremony will be held on October 24 at the Campoamor Theater in Oviedo.
The long and difficult fourth session of the trial against David Sánchez was led by Lieutenant Colonel Antonio Balas, head of the economic crime department of the Central Operative Unit of the Civil Guard (UCO). Balas, who was in charge of the investigation of the case after seizing thousands of emails from employees of the Badajoz Provincial Council and from David Sánchez himself, concluded that the position of the president’s brother as coordinator of conservatories “was predetermined” and that it was the then president of the Badajoz Provincial Council, Miguel Ángel Gallardo, who had allegedly created the position by appointment for David Sánchez.
