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Archaeologists Just Found a New Piece of the World’s Oldest Peace Treaty — and It’s About Refugees

A small piece of clay, not much bigger than a matchbox, took nearly a year for archaeologists to identify. When they finally did, it turned out to belong to one of the most famous documents in the ancient world: the peace treaty that closed out a war between two Bronze Age superpowers, sealed more than […]

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Hallan en la antigua capital hitita un fragmento del tratado de paz más antiguo del mundo, y contiene una cláusula sobre refugiados

Entre las ruinas de Büyükkale, la colina fortificada que albergaba el palacio real de los reyes hititas, un equipo de arqueólogos ha desenterrado un pequeño fragmento de arcilla que ha tardado casi un año en revelar su identidad. Los especialistas han confirmado que ese trozo de tablilla, hallado cerca de los restos del llamado «Edificio […]

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The UK taxes Brits have to pay when moving to Spain

Following the rumours of a potential new 'exit tax' for Brits leaving the UK which have since been ruled out, we look at the UK taxes and fiscal responsibilities Brits may actually have to deal with when moving to Spain and living here.

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Can I run a business from my flat or house in Spain?

For many self-employed foreigners in Spain, setting up their own business from home is the easiest and cheapest option. But what does Spanish law say about receiving customers if you live in a shared building, or even if you live in a separate house?

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A Roman Frontier Town Founded by Emperor Augustus in Northern Spain Just Gave Up Its 2,000-Year-Old Kitchen — With Non-Stick Pans

Ten years of digging in the same corner of northern Spain tends to turn up plenty. Temples, walls, coins, the occasional grave. Rarely does it turn up something as mundane as a kitchen. But that is exactly what surfaced this summer beneath a plot known as La Era, in Sasamón, a town of roughly 1,000 […]

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Encuentran en la antigua Segisamo una cocina de hace dos mil años y descubren que los romanos también improvisaban con lo que tenían a mano

Diez años excavando el mismo rincón de Burgos suelen dar para encontrar de todo, pero pocas veces algo tan cotidiano como una cocina. Eso es justo lo que ha aparecido este verano bajo el solar de La Era, en Sasamón, una localidad de apenas un millar de habitantes situada a 30 kilómetros al oeste de […]

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Descubren una roca grabada con casas, huellas y hachas que nadie había visto en 70 años en Naquane, el yacimiento italiano con más de 300.000 grabados prehistóricos

A unos 90 kilómetros de Brescia y 120 de Milán, en los Alpes lombardos, el bosque de Naquane sigue guardando sorpresas después de setenta años de excavaciones. La última campaña arqueológica, retomada el 31 de agosto de 2026, ha sacado a la luz una superficie rocosa que nadie había registrado hasta ahora: un panel con […]

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A 70-Year-Old Mystery Resurfaces at One of Europe’s Largest Collections of Prehistoric Rock Art

About 56 miles (90 km) from Brescia and 75 miles (120 km) from Milan, in the Lombard Alps, the forest of Naquane is still turning up surprises after seventy years of excavation. The latest field season, which resumed on August 31, 2026, has uncovered a rock surface that had never been recorded before: a panel […]

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What to know before getting botox in Spain

Are you considering getting botox treatments in Spain? Here's what you need to know about how it's regulated in the country, who is allowed to perform the injections and average prices.

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The Face of Uni, the Great Etruscan Goddess, Found in the Temple a Magistrate Dedicated to Her 2,500 Years Ago

Some discoveries impress because of their size or value, while others do so because of the exact place where they appear. The one announced by Sapienza University of Rome belongs to the second group. At the Pyrgi archaeological site, on the coast of Lazio, archaeologists have found a fragment of an antefix bearing the face […]

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Hallan el rostro de Uni, la gran diosa etrusca, en el templo que un magistrado le dedicó hace 2.500 años

Hay hallazgos que impresionan por su tamaño o su valor y otros que lo hacen por el lugar exacto donde aparecen. El que ha anunciado la Universidad de Roma La Sapienza pertenece al segundo grupo. En el yacimiento de Pyrgi, en la costa del Lacio, los arqueólogos han encontrado un fragmento de antefija con el […]

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Today in Spain: A roundup of the latest news on Tuesday

US accounts for €1 in every €5 of foreign investment in Spain, fake cops carry out kidnapping on Barcelona motorway, migrant child stows away from Ceuta to mainland Spain under football bus and more news on Tuesday September 22nd.

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From Airbnb to stray cats: Trump’s childhood home in Queens sells for $2 million

The Jamaica–179th Street subway stop in Queens is only about a 10-minute walk from Wareham Place. But an abyss separates the two places. From the crowded low-rise blocks of busy shops, where spotting a white resident is difficult, to single-family homes with manicured yards on quiet streets where cars rarely pass. “Different parts of Queens were rough; this was an oasis,” Donald Trump said in a 2015 New York Times interview. This “oasis” is where the man who is now president of the United States lived as a child, in a house an anonymous family has just bought for $1.93 million.

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The house in Queens where Donald Trump lived until age four, last Thursday.
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Are smart glasses legal in Spain?

With the rise in popularity of AI smart glasses, such as Meta's Ray-Bans, we look at whether or not you're legally allowed to use them to film in public in Spain.

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