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England’s Lionesses wins Euro 2025 by penalties

Basel, Switzerland – In a thrilling UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 final, England triumphed over Spain 3-1 on penalties after a 1-1 draw in regular and extra time, marking a historic moment in women’s football and reinforcing England’s dominance on the global stage. The match, held at a sold-out St. Jakob-Park stadium in Basel with 34,203 fans in attendance, saw England’s …

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EU sends a warning shot to Spain regarding Huawei

Brussels and Washington are raising red flags after Spain awarded a controversial contract to Chinese tech giant Huawei, sparking renewed fears over cybersecurity and the safeguarding of Western intelligence. The €12 million agreement, revealed last week, allows Huawei to supply hardware for storing state-authorized wiretaps—sensitive data used by Spain’s law enforcement and intelligence agencies. The deal has triggered serious concerns …

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Germany convicts fourth in €195m EU VAT scam linked to Covid mask fraud

Germany convicts fourth in €195m EU VAT scam linked to Covid mask fraud

Investigation Midas. Credit: X @EUProsecutor A fourth conviction has been made in the €195 million VAT fraud scheme that spans 17 countries and is commonly known as the Midas investigation. A fake Hong Kong company allegedly sold Covid masks to the German health ministry. A German court sentenced a man to 18 months of prison with a suspension on July …

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Belgium train operator grants Spain’s CAF €3.4b contract

Belgium train operator grants Spain’s CAF €3.4b contract

By the end of this article, you will know how to get in touch with us. Olivier Acuña Barba • Published: 23 Jul 2025 • 15:33 • 2 minutes read Credit: Ottignies (c)SNCB| Credit: Ottignies ©SNCB The National Railway Company of Belgium announced on Wednesday that the Spanish train manufacturer CAF had outbid all of its competitors and won a contract worth …

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The Holy Innocents — Miguel Delibes’s magnificent, unsparing story of feudalism under Franco

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Bosch to eliminate 1,100 jobs by 2029

Bosch to cut 1,100 jobs in Germany by 2029

Bosch’s job reductions Credit: OleksSH, Shutterstock Bosch will cut 1,100 jobs from its Reutlingen facility in southern Germany, by the year 2029, to deal with rising costs and challenges on the market. According to reports, the company stated that it needed to “adjust its structures and reduce costs because of changing market conditions as well as increased competition and pricing …

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New rules clarify injury claims

Injury claims clarified under new rules

Spain has confirmed its commitment to worker safety in 2025, by enforcing the payment of lump-sum compensation for employees who suffer permanent physical injuries due to work-related accidents and occupational diseases. This applies even if these workers do not qualify for permanent disability pensions. Although the initial legal framework was established under Article 201-201 of the General Social Security Law …

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OpenAI and UK Government reach agreement to boost public services

OpenAI and UK government strike deal to boost public services and economy

OpenAI ChatGPT. Credit: Sanket Mishra / Pexels OpenAI, the UK Government, and the UK Government signed a partnership that aims to increase artificial intelligence adoption in all of Britain. The goal is to boost economic growth and improve services. Through a new Memorandum of Understanding, the agreement, which was announced on July 22, 2025, formalises OpenAI’s collaboration with UK Department …

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Ericsson cuts 300 jobs in Spain

Ericsson to cut 300 jobs in Spain

Ericsson, Barcelona. Credit: davide bonaldo, Shutterstock Ericsson is a Swedish telecoms company that will be cutting over 300 positions in Spain (about 13% of its total workforce) as part of an extensive European reorganisation this July.. The move comes just a year after the company’s Madrid, Málaga and Barcelona operations avoided global layoffs at its Stockholm HQ. The cuts will …

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Zara founder Amancio Ortega buys 500 million dollars worth of property to beat Spanish wealth taxes

Zara founder Amancio Ortega goes on $500m property spree to beat Spanish wealth tax

Zara founder Amancio Ortega. Credit: Imaxe Press, Shutterstock Zara founder Amancio Ortega has gone on a global property shopping spree, snapping up more than $500 million (€460 million) in real estate to protect his fortune from Spain’s aggressive wealth tax laws, according to Bloomberg. Pontegadea, Ortega’s family office, purchased a 5-star hotel in Paris as well as a residential building …

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