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Maximise your brand exposure with Euro Weekly News The summer sun is about to heat Spain's vibrant beach towns, and businesses across the continent are getting ready for such a special season of the year. A particularly profitable one in Spain. You might be looking to reach travellers soaking up the sun in a white sandy beach, or expats living and enjoying the Spanish lifestyle. In both cases, there is one platform that stands out above any others for its reach, its effectiveness and its credibility: Euro Weekly News Find out more... Cristiano Ronaldo lifts second nations league title Portugal secured their second UEFA Nations League title on Sunday night after a dramatic 5–3 penalty shootout victory over Spain, following a 2–2 draw after extra time at Munich's Allianz… Read more... Kerry farmer Michael Gaine laid to rest as US suspect keeps low profile Mourners gathered in Kenmare on Saturday, June 7, for the funeral of 56-year-old farmer Michael Gaine, whose violent death is now at the centre of a murder inquiry. His body… Read more... Blackout fears as electricity prices surge Households and businesses across Spain are waking up to a sharp rise in electricity prices today, as wholesale market rates skyrocket by more than 62%, prompting concerns over affordability, energy… Read more... Spain Mosquito Alert as deadly diseases bite back: Malaria and West Nile Virus Spain Mosquito Alert as deadly diseases bite back: Everything you need to know about Malaria and West Nile Virus.   Spain's sunny skies may draw tourists by the million – but… Read more... Don't get caught out: The 3 payment methods most likely to get you scammed in 2025 Paying for things has never been easier or trickier. With all the fancy ways to part with your cash these days (contactless, QR codes, bank transfers in seconds), scammers are… Read more... Greece water emergency: from drought to disaster Greece is headed towards a crisis, not due to war or inflation, but because the water may run out very soon. From shrinking reservoirs next to Athens to bone-dry farmlands… Read more... CIA's biggest messaging blunder cost the lives of 30 of its informants Imagine browsing a Star Wars fan website last week, only to learn the galaxy far, far away was a clever cover for covert CIA messaging. Independent researcher Ciro Santilli recently… Read more... DGT and the government study plan to ban cars circulating with just one person Spanish traffic authorities and public officials are considering a plan to emulate France's law, which compels people to share cars for work or other purposes, in an effort to reduce… Read more... Mistral AI: The French AI blowing past Silicon Valley Not that long ago, artificial intelligence was a race that Europe had already lost. OpenAI, Google ChatGPT, and Anthropic are the names that dominated the headlines, funding the rounds and… Read more... New studies show 'MIND diet' and cycling may cut dementia risk Two recent major studies suggest that a certain diet and daily commute could help lower your risk of dementia. Research from the American Society for Nutrition shows that following the… Read more... Unsubscribe   |   Manage your subscription   |   View online Euro Weekly News Media Group © 2024 EWN Media. No part of this website may be reproduced without written permission from the publishers. All rights reserved.