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San Sebastián

  • 1h ago

    Basque Government Grants Semi-Liberty to Former ETA Commando Leader Henri Parot

    The Basque Justice Department granted third-degree prison status to Henri Parot, a former ETA commando leader convicted in 39 killings, clearing him to leave Zubieta prison under a semi-liberty regime pending possible appeals.

  • Aug 1

    Evenepoel beats Carapaz in sprint for record fourth San Sebastián win

    Remco Evenepoel won the Clásica de San Sebastián for a record fourth time on Saturday, beating Richard Carapaz in a two-up sprint after overcoming a late puncture that left him 40 seconds behind.

  • Jul 19

    Basque radicals attack Spain fans during World Cup final; four arrested, soldiers among injured

    Masked assailants wielding batons, pepper spray and reinforced gloves targeted supporters watching Spain's World Cup victory in Bilbao, Vitoria, San Sebastián and Pamplona, leaving at least six injured including three soldiers.

  • Jun 5

    Spain weather forecast for Friday 5 June: scattered light rain in the north, clear skies in the south and east

    Spain's meteorological agency AEMET predicts a day of variable cloud and scattered light rain across northern municipalities on Friday, with temperatures holding steady before a warmer, sunnier weekend.

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Britain grounds two thousand flights

Gulf strikes jolt oil markets as AI alarms, AfD gains and flight chaos test governments

Markets, parliaments and airports all spent the morning discovering that yesterday's problems had not clocked off. The Gulf moved closer to an energy shock, artificial intelligence labs aired their private fears in public, and European governments wrestled with migration, populism and broken infrastructure.

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  • Poland train derailment

    Derailed train in central Poland leaves one dead and 20 injured after colliding with a concrete mixer truck.

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The war in Ukraine and its limits

EU approved a €3.2 billion Patriot interceptor tranche and both sides conducted large overnight strikes, but no diplomatic breakthrough or new weapons class emerged.

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