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  • Trump says he loves Spain but launches his fiercest attack yet on its government

    07/09/2026 11:24:59 AM PDT · by nickcarraway · 10 replies
    Euroweekly News ^ | 08 Jul 2026 | Farah Mokrani
    US President says he loves Spain and its people while escalating criticism of Pedro Sánchez’s government Donald Trump has delivered one of his strongest attacks yet on Spain, but this time there was a notable shift in his language. While again threatening trade consequences and describing Spain as a poor NATO ally, the US President also made a point of separating the country from its political leadership, insisting that he has affection for Spain and the Spanish people even as he condemned the government’s stance. That distinction is becoming increasingly noticeable. Rather than portraying Spain itself as the problem, Trump’s...
  • Will this 300-metre steel bull become Spain’s ‘Eiffel Tower’? The Madrid village making its play

    08/15/2025 12:11:26 PM PDT · by nickcarraway · 45 replies
    Euroweekly News ^ | 12 Aug 2025 | Farah Mokrani
    Spain already has symbols that travel the world – from flamenco to paella – but a colossal metal bull, at least 300 metres tall, is now being touted as the nation’s next global calling card. The idea comes from the Spanish Academy of Bullfighting, which wants the sculpture – working title ‘El Toro de España‘ – to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with the great tourist icons. More than 30 towns and provinces have put a hand up to host it. One of them has sprinted to the front. Where the giant bull could rise: El Molar’s pitch The early frontrunner is El...
  • Rare 200-Year-old Tiara resurfaces: Queen Mary dazzles at Finnish state banquet

    03/11/2025 1:52:57 PM PDT · by nickcarraway · 36 replies
    Euroweekly News ^ | 10 Mar 2025 | Farah Mokrani
    A remarkable piece of royal history has stepped out of the shadows, as Queen Mary of Denmark wore a 200-year-old tiara adorned with ancient stones for the very first time during a state banquet in Finland. The headpiece, originally owned by Queen Caroline Amalie, had been hidden away for over 140 years, making its debut a genuine showstopper at the glittering event hosted by Finnish President Alexander Stubb. Historic Cameo gemstones: Rare treasures from Pompeii resurface The Danish royal family revealed that the 11 gemstones on the slim gold band were collected by King Christian VIII himself, who ventured to...