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WORLDJun 21Yamal scores first World Cup goal as Spain bounce back with thumping win over Saudi ArabiaThe European champions put their shock opening draw against Cape Verde behind them with a crushing 4-0 defeat of Saudi Arabia on Sunday to move top of Group H and kick-start their World Cup campaign. Lamine Yamal needed just 10 minutes of his first start on football's biggest stage to get his maiden goal.France 24 [en]
WORLDJun 21Yamal Returns To Kickstart Spain’s Attack Against Saudi ArabiaThe 18-year-old made his first appearance since suffering a hamstring injury on April 22 in La Roja's opening World Cup game, but could not inspire a breakthrough in a disappointing 0-0 draw against tournament debutants Cape Verde. The post Yamal Returns To Kickstart Spain’s Attack Against Saudi Arabia appeared first on Channels Television.Channels TV
WORLDJun 21Spain seek reset vs . Saudi Arabia after opening drawSpain is looking for a reset in their match against Saudi Arabia after an opening draw. This is a common strategy in sports after a less-than-ideal start.greekherald.com · Greece
WORLDJun 20Five reasons Spain remains one of the biggest threats at FIFA WC 2026This article analyzes why Spain is considered a significant contender at the FIFA World Cup 2026. It outlines reasons for their perceived strength in the upcoming tournament.bilkulonline.com · India
WORLDJun 19Spain vs Saudi Arabia : Preview and PredictionThis article provides a preview and prediction for a sporting match between Spain and Saudi Arabia, offering insights into the upcoming event.thehardtackle.com · Spain
WORLDJun 19One-third of Romanians in Spain left the country over the last decadeSpain, one of the EU countries with the largest Romanian communities, has lost one-third of its Romanian inhabitants in the last decade, according to data from the Spanish Statistical Institute. Specifically, the Romanian community in Spain has recorded a decrease of approximately 300,000 people over the last decade, from around 900,000 to 600,000. One of the main reasons is the reduction of economic differences between Spain and Romania in recent years. In this context, more and more Romanians chose to return to the country, according to Digi24 . The trend is still strong. Data from surveys cited by the Spanish press show that 59% of Romanians who still live in Spain are considering returning to Romania. The percentage is approximately 11% higher than among Romanians in Germany and Italy. The decrease may also be partly explained by the fact that many children born in Spain or who grew up there are no longer reflected in community statistics, as they chose to obtain Spanish citizenship. At the same time, some of the Romanians who have left Spain have chosen to move to other European countries, especially the United Kingdom and Germany, in search of higher salaries. The situation is different in Italy, where approximately 1.7 million Romanians live, representing the largest community of foreign citizens. There, many Romanians choose to stay long-term, influenced by the stability of the healthcare and pension systems, frequently cited as reasons for not returning to Romania. Unlike in Spain, which does not permit dual citizenship for Romanians, in Italy, children of Romanians can relatively easily obtain Italian citizenship without giving up Romanian citizenship, due to the recognition of dual citizenship. Last year, a report from the Spanish Statistical Institute noted that 30% of Romanians (or 217,000 people) in Spain had higher education, even though the report also states that the majority work in agriculture or jobs that do not require high qualifications. radu@romania-insider.com (Photo source: sjankauskas|Dreamstime.com )romania_insider · romania
WORLDJun 18 The beauty of the useles : Spain super - thin restaurant napkins are throwaway art treasures | Art and designThis article explores how super-thin restaurant napkins in Spain are viewed as disposable art treasures, highlighting a unique aspect of art and design.theguardian.com · United Kingdom
WORLDJun 17Spain held by Cape Verde as Iran eye openerSpain was held by Cape Verde in an event described as an 'Iran eye opener.' This reports on an international sporting outcome.pakistantoday.com.pk · Pakistan
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