The FBI considers her a top-priority terrorist threat. Europol monitors her due to her transnational nature and extreme danger. She is called 764 and is a nihilistic violent extremism network that uses the internet to recruit and sexually exploit minors, subject them to extortion, and, in some cases, induce them to self-harm or participate in acts of violence.
50 kilometers from Zaragoza, the town of Tauste, with 6,800 inhabitants, is known in the region for its Mudéjar heritage, its livestock industry, and traditions such as the dance, which is celebrated every April 21. But in the last week, its name has become famous for the murder in their home of Javier Sánchez (67 years old) and Esther Latorre (66), a well-known couple of agricultural unionists deeply committed to social causes. To the initial, profound, and painful impact, the arrest of their daughter Carlota (40) and her partner, Luis Carlos R. (31), as suspects was soon added; they have been in provisional detention since Thursday.
The former Black professor at the University of Cambridge Jason Arday, at the center of a high-profile plagiarism scandal marked by accusations of racism, was found dead on Friday. His family has been denouncing a “campaign of harassment” against him for weeks.
The Plaza of Palma Cathedral, an excellent viewpoint to the sea from the city walls, is the heart of mass tourism and the point through which surely every one of the 13.6 million tourists who visited Mallorca last year passed. Everyone who comes to the island takes a photo there during their stay. The consequence is that one of the most beautiful places in the city is off-limits to residents, just like other key points of a Palma increasingly hostile to its inhabitants
The Spanish university system has thinned out in the Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU), better known as the Shanghai ranking, which measures the top one thousand universities in the world in terms of scientific production. Numerically, five years ago there were 40 campuses in total and now only 30 appear. From the 2025 to the 2026 publication, eight Spanish universities have dropped out (including Carlos III and Lleida), although two new ones have entered (Juan Carlos I and Valladolid).
An earthquake of magnitude 5 was felt in the early hours of this Saturday in southern Spain, with its epicenter in the municipality of Alhendín in the province of Granada, Andalusia, and it has caused various material damages, but no injuries.
The forest fire in Las Peñas de Riglos (Huesca) has forced the evacuation of the towns of Anzánigo and Atarés. Train traffic between Ayerbe and Sabiñánigo has also been temporarily suspended, the Government of Aragón reported this Friday.
The forest fire in Niebla (Huelva) declared this past August 6 has already been confirmed as the most severe in the history of Andalusia in terms of the number of hectares affected, alongside the one that took place in Riotinto in 2004. On that occasion, the area reached 34,000 hectares, and in the case of this year, more than 38,000 hectares have already been reported, although the first vice president of the Junta de Andalucía and Minister of Health and Emergencies, Antonio Sanz, has insisted that the finally burned area will be “considerably smaller.”
The Supreme Court of France has blocked the ban on the use of social networks for under 15s, approved by Parliament last month, which is a setback for President Emmanuel Macron, the main promoter of the bill.
Several images of a girl smiling with a green card in her hand in the name of Farah, where the European flag and the Spanish coat of arms can be seen, are circulating in Arabic groups on Instagram and Facebook that promote the passage from Morocco to Spain through Ceuta. They are accompanied by texts in Arabic celebrating her fate after crossing the border.
