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Recorded footage showed migrants arriving from Morocco swimming toward Ceuta using inflatable rings and other swimming aids, while some were seen running through a gate in the border fence. Over the past two weeks, the number of people who reached the Spanish territory by swimming together in groups using inner tubes and inflatable rings has reached 1,500. Located on Morocco’s northern coast, Ceuta is separated from mainland Spain by the Strait of Gibraltar and has long been

The Expat Insider 2026 survey evaluated 31 countries. According to the survey, around 8,000 expatriates from 162 different nationalities were asked how happy they are in their new homes based on five key indexes: working abroad, personal finances, quality of life, expat essentials, and ease of settling in. Three European countries managed to enter the global top 10 rankings. 🎈 Spain ranked 6th worldwide, making it the best destination in Europe for expats. It ranked first in

Twenty years ago, an Italian man created a story so convincing that when the truth finally emerged two decades later, everyone was left stunned — including local residents, tourists, the municipality, government officials, police, prosecutors, and judges. The 49-year-old Franco Malosso Von Rosenfranz claimed that he had discovered the Berico Maritime Amphitheatre in Vicenza, in northeastern Italy, following a landslide in 2005. Telling tourists that the site was one of the “o

Until now, major textile brands routinely destroyed unsold clothing and footwear that remained on store shelves or in warehouses by burning or using other disposal methods. Companies argued that storing these products for extended periods or putting them back on the market was more expensive than destroying them. Under the new rules, products may only be destroyed if they have first been offered as donations to multiple charitable organizations and remain unaccepted after a s