Spain News in English

Good morning! It’s 21st January, and here’s your Spain daily news capsule.

Fitur 2026 kicks off with cancellations from all three railway operators due to the Adamuz accident.

The Ministry of Agriculture and the fishing sector agree on flexibilities in fishing control regulations.

The EU implements measures to tackle the shortage of essential medications across member states.

Health services enhance mental health support following the recent railway accident in Adamuz.

Salvador Illa recovers from a rare illness as he leaves the ICU after a good night.

Local police launch a new campaign to monitor school transport safety in Fuenlabrada.

The investigation into the Adamuz accident begins with a report from the Civil Guard and the train driver’s testimony.

Brussels bans Huawei, sparking anger among telecommunications companies across Europe.

Trump's plane suffers a malfunction en route to Davos, forcing an emergency return to Washington.

New conflicts erupt in Syria as government forces advance against Kurdish positions.

Microsoft unveils all its new Copilot tools across its ecosystem, enhancing user experience.

Researchers at Valladolid apply AI to predict sepsis risk after surgical procedures.

Vaccines against HPV show a significant impact on cervical cancer rates in Europe.

Guselkumab receives approval as a treatment for pediatric plaque psoriasis.

Using walkie-talkies for years does not increase cancer risk, according to recent studies.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!