Stories from Madrid · Spain

Forced marriages involving minors continue to be a issue, remaining in effect in more than 30 countries worldwide.

Spanish police have arrested 34 individuals belonging to itinerant and violent luxury watch theft rings.

Cadena SER reported the officer was located in a location that implies a impact on national politics. This incident follows a similar discovery of a Guardia Civil officer, his wife, and son.

Kylian Mbappé stated he was benched because he was listed as the fourth-choice forward and that the club agreed to his vacation.

The production paradigm has changed significantly over the past 20 years, with robotization becoming fundamental.

The Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) has requested authorization from the Supreme Court to file a lawsuit against Aldama. The suit is based on alleged statements made by Aldama regarding the financing of construction companies.

Morocco is showcasing its digital and cybersecurity ambitions in Madrid, according to an EY study. Cybersecurity leaders are investing in AI and agentic defenses to counter escalating AI-enabled threats. OpenAI is also planning to launch a cybersecurity model to compete with Anthropic's Claude. The Cybersecurity Excellence Awards were announced during the RSA Conference, with a strong focus on AI security.

Kylian Mbappé has renewed his contract with Real Madrid, extending his commitment to the team for two seasons. The new deal is reportedly worth 225 million euros.

Onda Cero Spain mentioned several online services including notarial certification of content, notified.com, Burfax Online Postal, and Electronics.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez defended the decision not to participate in the Middle East conflict in a video message.