Within the bad, the best has happened to them. This is the feeling conveyed this morning, after the sentence was announced, by the lawyers of the couple judged in Oviedo for having held their children captive for three and a half years in a remote chalet dubbed “the house of horrors.”
Changes in the way of living, working, and traveling are driving new ways of staying in cities. The growing international mobility and the emergence of profiles such as digital nomads, displaced professionals, or people in transition are consolidating a more dynamic demand, linked to temporary stays. In this context, flexible accommodation is gaining prominence as a growing alternative: it offers greater versatility than traditional formulas, with included services — such as cleaning, internet, or utilities — and access to common areas and facilities. All this in a format that combines comfort, functionality, and a more complete experience during the stay.
The United Kingdom Army has carried out an air operation to assist one of the passengers of the Hondius residing in Tristan da Cunha, a British territory in the South Atlantic with 221 inhabitants. The island lacks an airport and upon hearing that a passenger from the cruise with hantavirus was in the territory and showed symptoms compatible with the disease, the Army sprang into action.
In the midst of the debate about the use of AI, there are situations where it is undeniable that its applications and technology in general represent a step forward in quality of life. A clear example is people with visual disabilities, for whom apps or AI glasses allow a broader perception of the world: they serve to read food product labels or describe specific situations when the blind person is alone and needs help. That is why, from ONCE, which these days celebrates the Social Group Week, technology is claimed as a tool to move closer to equality.
The tragic episodes of citizen insecurity that occurred in Catalonia a week ago, resulting in three deaths in Barcelona, Esplugues de Llobregat, and Salt, had an institutional response that seemed taken from a manual prepared by Intelligence…
The Godmar rectory, an architectural complex adjacent to the old church of Sant Sadurní, originally from the 13th century, restored in the 19th century and converted into a space for meetings and conventions, was the setting last Wednesday night for the final farewell to the until now…
The EU has changed course. In just a decade, the continent has gone from reducing its defense investment to leading one of the largest increases in military spending since the Cold War. What was a political debate for years has now become a strategic priority marked by the war in Ukraine, global instability, and the need to strengthen its security.
China has confirmed this Monday the visit of the President of the United States to Beijing, which will feature meetings with his counterpart Xi Jinping on Thursday and Friday. Air Force One will land in the Chinese capital on the evening of Wednesday, May 13. That a summit of such importance is officially announced with barely two days’ notice attests to the uncertainty of the moment, with both countries watching the evolution of the fragile ceasefire between Washington and Tehran.
The Real Madrid of the second blank year, of the fight between Tchouaméni and Valverde, of Kylian Mbappé’s ‘mockery’ with his escape to Cagliari or his Instagram messages, of Arbeloa invoking the spirit of Juanito or the decomposition of a sports project that, two springs ago, lifted the Champions League, was born one fine day in May 2025 where Florentino Pérez and Xabi Alonso promised wine and roses.
Winning a league title grants a license for almost anything. As a rule, FC Barcelona would not look kindly on some of its players riding bicycles at dawn, or dancing in the city center surrounded by people. But with one more cup — understood as a trophy — the normally strict Blaugrana regulations relax. Also for the president.