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EPISODE · May 15, 2026 · 4 MIN

Modi in UAE for Energy Crisis, Xi Calls Trump & More | News in Easy Spanish

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This Friday, May 15 — the world is moving fast and the headlines are heavy. Lingopie's News in Easy Spanish delivers today's biggest global stories in clear, slow Spanish made for learners. Real news, real vocabulary, zero overwhelm. Today's news in easy Spanish: Russia launched a massive drone attack on Ukraine — over 1,000 drones hit cities across the country Xi Jinping and Trump spoke about the Iran conflict; China wants the Strait of Hormuz open for global trade Indian PM Modi arrived in the UAE to address the global energy crisis driven by Middle East tensions Coco Gauff reached the Italian Open final, where she'll face Elina Svitolina The words you just heard — deporte, política, energía, conflicto — are the same ones that show up in Spanish-language shows and movies on Lingopie. Watch real content, build real vocabulary. Start your free trial today. Try Lingopie free for 7 days Keep learning with these resources: How To Read Spanish: A Guide For Beginners [2026] Question Words In Spanish: All You Need to Know About 17+ Spanish Terms of Endearment That Add Warmth to Conversations

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