Spain has begun implementing border controls and checking travelers arriving from Italy, with approximately 200 visitors screened on the first day. This move follows an escalation of a dispute between the two countries over migration issues.
Passengers, particularly Italians, were reportedly trapped for hours in 40-degree heat at El Prat airport in Barcelona due to random checks on 10% of travelers, a situation linked to diplomatic tensions between Spain and Italy.
Italy and Spain are in a dispute over migration, leading to the reintroduction of border controls that are causing delays and new tensions within the Schengen zone.
Hundreds of volunteers have gathered at Spain’s Fuente de Piedra lake to begin the annual flamingo-ringing initiative. Since 1984, over 200,000 flamingo chicks have hatched at the nature reserve.
A new 100-kilometer pilgrimage route, inspired by Spain's Camino de Santiago, is being established around the Lipno reservoir, offering a new tourist attraction.
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Spain is replacing its ambassador to India, Juan Antonio March Pujol, following a controversy over his alleged excessive spending on cultural events. The decision comes after reports of financial misconduct regarding the use of embassy funds.
A guide highlights six must-try wines for travelers visiting Spain's most popular summer cities, ranging from white Riojas in Bilbao to Garnacha Tinta in Malaga.
Campsites in Girona, Spain, are launching a pilot program this summer to recruit 27 trained workers from Honduras, Colombia, and Mexico to address staffing needs.
Spain has implemented border controls for travelers from Italy at all airports and ports, escalating a diplomatic dispute over migrant policies. This move has caused inconvenience for tourists and drawn criticism from Italian officials, who view it as retaliation.
Less than 1% of firefighters in Spain are women, with entrance exams seemingly designed to exclude them, along with precarious conditions and a lack of female role models, cited as key reasons for this disparity.
The governments of Spain and Italy, led by Sánchez and Meloni, have engaged in the most bitter clash between EU countries in decades over migration issues, particularly concerning Europe's southern border.
A Czech national has been arrested in Spain after 670 grams of cocaine were discovered in their luggage. The arrest highlights ongoing efforts to combat drug trafficking.
Police in Spain have arrested four individuals who allegedly posed as utility workers to steal obsolete copper cabling from underground infrastructure.
Spain has implemented border controls on arrivals from Italy and is facing a growing migrant crisis in Ceuta, leading to increased tensions with Morocco and broader EU discussions on migration and border security. The situation has also sparked debate and accusations regarding the underlying causes and alleged orchestrators of the migrant influx.
EU digital chief Henna Virkkunen has called for closer monitoring of social media platforms amid the spread of misinformation during the recent migration influx at Spain's Ceuta.
The FIFA president has lauded Pau Cubarsi, calling his performance 'extraordinary' after Spain's impressive defensive record of seven clean sheets and only one goal conceded in the recent World Cup.
Zebra mussels are rapidly multiplying in Spain's aquatic systems, causing significant damage to infrastructure and disrupting water supplies. Experts suggest infrastructure modification as the only effective long-term solution.
A 97-year-old woman has drowned in a private swimming pool in Lleida, Spain. This incident marks the tenth fatal drowning in pools across Catalonia since the swimming season began on June 15.
Following the arrest of a wanted gang member in Spain, the Swedish police chief stated that more international arrests of organized crime figures are anticipated.
Estonian pilgrim Rebeka Neitsov embarked on Spain's Camino de Santiago, seeking relief from work stress and finding unexpected freedom during her journey.
Spain's ongoing housing crisis is increasingly pushing individuals over the age of 45 into rental situations, leading to growing insecurity and forcing some to consider extending their working lives or moving to villages to manage their pensions.
The astronomical phenomenon of the 1905 eclipse, visible from much of the Iberian Peninsula, became a significant social and scientific event, prompting excursions and major astronomical expeditions.
Spanish police have dismantled a large human smuggling and drug trafficking ring, arresting nearly 80 individuals who allegedly smuggled drugs and hundreds of people illegally into Europe, exposing their lucrative business model.
Days after the largest wildfire in Spain's history was extinguished in Sierra Oeste, residents of Pelayos de la Presa and San Martín de Valdeiglesias are beginning the arduous process of rebuilding their homes, awaiting aid, experts, and permits.
A woman has been arrested for allegedly provoking a fire in Vega de Espinareda, León, Spain. The incident was investigated by the Civil Guard's Nature Protection Service (Seprona).
Europol has included Andrea Sánchez Antelo, a 32-year-old woman accused of impersonating a doctor in Lugo and A Coruña, Spain, on its list of Europe's most wanted criminals.
Seven months after an accident, the Adamuz crisis continues to impact Spain's high-speed rail, leading to a loss of passengers despite other transport modes setting records.
A young deaf migrant named Imade, living in Spain, is preparing for an emotional reunion with his family in Morocco after being separated for several years.
Europe is experiencing an anomalous heatwave with record temperatures reaching 44 degrees in France and 37 degrees in the UK, leading to widespread wildfires in Spain and France and over 14,000 excess deaths.
A small, nearly uninhabited Spanish village is preparing for a historic night as it becomes a prime location for Spain's first total solar eclipse since 1912, drawing rare attention to the forgotten locale.
Spain's Ceuta and Melilla border, a focal point of a migration crisis, is also highlighted as a significant crossroads of Jewish history and culture, reviving geopolitical tensions.
Spain is transferring 1,342 registered minor migrants from Ceuta to the mainland, as the political use of images from the Ceuta migration event becomes a problem, with some media contributing to panic.
Spain's Socialist Party (PSOE) announced it will file a complaint with the Economic Crimes Prosecutor's Office in Madrid regarding the purchase of an attic apartment by Madrid regional president Isabel Díaz Ayuso. The PSOE described the transaction as a "colossal mess."
King Felipe VI was seen in Mallorca with a limited edition 'Made in Spain' Cupra Formentor VZ5 sports car, one of only 4,000 units, capable of reaching 280 km/h.
A total solar eclipse is anticipated on August 12, prompting thousands to travel to locations like Spain and Iceland for optimal viewing. A particularly impressive partial solar eclipse is also expected to be visible in Latvia, with viewers advised on best observation spots.
The Euractiv portal reports dissatisfaction from several countries, including France and Spain, regarding the blocking of former foreign minister Tanja Fajon's appointment as the EU representative for the Sahel.
Spain deployed naval vessels and increased border security in Ceuta following a massive influx of over 500 migrants, including many children, from Morocco. The event sparked a diplomatic crisis between Spain and Morocco, prompting calls for stronger EU cooperation and raising concerns about the welfare of unaccompanied minors.
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Europe is experiencing a severe heatwave, with major Italian cities on red alert and several countries, including Austria and Spain, setting new temperature records. The extreme heat has led to various measures, such as dimming lights in Hungary and concerns over rising sea temperatures.
An article explores how Guanajuato became the starting point for the Mexican War of Independence on September 28, 1810, when Miguel Hidalgo y Castillo marched into the city with his army.
The Mostra Espanha biennial is showcasing three paintings by Joaquín Sorolla and Maruja Mallo at the Chiado Museum and CCB's Contemporary Art Museum in Lisbon. The exhibition is organized in collaboration with the Spanish Ministry of Culture.
FC Barcelona announced they would not play a friendly match in Tangiers, Morocco, citing 'uncertainty' a week after a significant migrant rush from Morocco to Spain's territory of Ceuta.
Spain's Popular Party has warned the government that if the World Cup final is not held in Spain, they will question the convenience of continuing with the organization. Political pressure mounts on Sánchez to act.
Political parties in Spain and Portugal are urging their respective governments to reconsider Morocco's co-hosting of the 2030 World Cup. Concerns have been raised, particularly by Spain's Vox party, regarding Morocco's involvement.
Germany reportedly possesses only one firefighting aircraft, raising concerns about its capacity to combat large forest fires as Europe faces a new heatwave, contrasting with other affected countries like Italy, France, Spain, and Greece.
Members of Serbia's Sector for Emergency Situations and Helicopter Unit were welcomed in Belgrade after returning from extinguishing wildfires in Spain.
How did it happen, why does Spain have territory in Africa, and what does the crisis mean for Europe’s borders? We’re joined by Eoghan Gilmartin a freelance journalist based in Madrid.
The French Ministry of Health reported a new 'imported case' of hantavirus in a Franco-Argentine citizen, who is now in isolation with family in Spain and remains asymptomatic.
The European Union has confirmed that no migrants have illegally traveled from the Spanish enclave of Ceuta to mainland Spain, despite a previous surge in migrant arrivals. Spanish intelligence sources, however, indicated that the government had been warned about the potential for a migrant influx.
Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese, and A'ja Wilson headline the star-studded USA women's basketball team for the 2026 FIBA World Cup, marking a new era for USA Basketball. Meanwhile, Spain is confident it will host the 2030 World Cup final, with the Bernabéu stadium being a strong contender.
Bulgaria has approved an agreement allowing Spanish and Romanian aircraft to conduct cross-border operations to guard its airspace, enhancing regional defense cooperation.
Spanish authorities are investigating a potential mass migrant crossing into Ceuta on August 15, stating there is no evidence of involvement from the Moroccan government or a specific criminal organization.
Felipe Lipe, the bassist and co-founding member of the Spanish rock band Tequila, has died at the age of 68. Lipe was instrumental in the band's success and its role in revitalizing rock music in Spain.
Over 100 people have been stung by Portuguese man-of-war jellyfish-like creatures on beaches in Spain, leading to beach closures in both Spain and France. The animal's tentacles can be up to forty meters long, causing severe pain.
An article highlights seven common errors people make when following the Mediterranean diet that can hinder weight loss efforts. The Mediterranean diet is a popular eating plan based on the traditional dietary habits of people living in countries like Italy, Spain, and Greece.
Following Jonas Vingegaard's initial observation, Europe has now recognized the extreme nature of Spain's government, prompting critical examination beyond the migrant crisis.
A Spanish man known as the 'Galactic Shepherd' is preparing to observe the upcoming total solar eclipse from his self-built observatory. He has meticulously constructed his own viewing setup to witness the celestial event.
Cut marks on human remains discovered in Spain suggest cannibalism among a population of the extinct Homo antecessor species, revealing a 'horrible secret' about the first Europeans.
Wildfires are increasingly frequent in Spain, occurring unusually early this year. A new EU research project is investigating how rural depopulation contributes to increased wildfire risk and exploring prevention strategies.
A challenging summer has highlighted how European countries like Britain, France, and Spain are under pressure from forces largely beyond their control, including the Iran and Ukraine wars, wildfires, and migration.
A total solar eclipse will cross Europe on August 12, 2026, offering stunning views across the continent, with Spain and Iceland providing ideal observation locations. This rare celestial event, the biggest since 1999, coincides with lunar perigee and the Perseid meteor shower, providing a unique opportunity for researchers, including NASA, to observe and study the Sun's unpredictable storms.
Spain is deploying military personnel to the Balearic Islands on the day of the solar eclipse, as announced by the regional government. The measure is in response to a high risk of forest fires and an anticipated surge in tourism.
Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani deemed Spain's decision to suspend the Schengen Agreement "unacceptable and incomprehensible." Meanwhile, Serbian President Vučić expressed anger over the slow reconstruction of the Old Railway Bridge, distributing ice cream to workers.
Spain is denying entry to individuals amidst the Ceuta crisis, while Italy is considering lifting its border controls once the perceived 'danger' has passed. The situation highlights ongoing tensions and differing approaches to border management.
Spain has begun checking travelers from Italy in retaliation for similar controls imposed by Rome following a surge in migration, with the EU stating these tit-for-tat border restrictions are temporary and will not have a lasting impact on the Schengen zone.
Authorities have brought under control a fire in Lucena del Puerto, Andalusia, marking the fifth such incident in the town within a fifteen-day period.
Several European countries, including the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Italy, have provided personnel and equipment to assist nations like France and Spain in combating recent devastating forest fires, highlighting the effectiveness of mutual EU assistance mechanisms.
A 34-year-old man spent 2000 Swiss francs to travel to Iceland for a total solar eclipse, part of a larger travel boom for the rare celestial event, particularly noted in Spain.
Actors Orlando Bloom and Woody Harrelson were seen enjoying a luxury yacht trip off the coast of Mallorca, Spain, with Bloom photographed using binoculars.
Spain is preparing to be a prime viewing location for a total solar eclipse on August 12, 2026, with thousands of tourists expected to flock to the country for the rare celestial event. Experts are also anticipating the appearance of 'shadow snakes,' a mysterious phenomenon preceding total eclipses.
The Portuguese Judicial Police (PJ) participated in a large international operation that led to the arrest of 78 people, the seizure of 18 speedboats, and the dismantling of one of Spain's largest human and drug trafficking networks.
The diplomatic conflict between Italy and Spain has reportedly reached its peak, with Italian press highlighting a "total confrontation" between the two nations. This escalation marks a significant moment in their ongoing disagreements.
A Moroccan man without a passport was arrested in Dún Laoghaire shortly after claiming to have arrived by boat from London, having previously traveled through France and Spain after leaving Morocco.
King Felipe VI of Spain and Argentine President Javier Milei met and conversed in Cali, Colombia, during the inauguration of De la Espriella, marking a notable moment between the two leaders.
An article describes a culinary journey through France, Spain, and Tyrol, including a visit to Blaa-Alm for its renowned cream slices, emphasizing that vacation calories don't count.
A criminal network involved in hashish trafficking has been dismantled, leading to 57 arrests across six Spanish provinces and the seizure of over 10 tons of drugs that were stored in rented apartments in Madrid for distribution across Spain and other European countries.
NASA scientists are studying Spain's Río Tinto river, known for its unique blood-red and orange colors due to geology and mining, as its extreme environment and specialized microorganisms may provide insights into potential life on Mars.
A forest fire in Serra d'en Galcerán, Spain, has prompted confinement measures and evacuations, with eleven fire units working to extinguish the blaze.
Spain is expecting high temperatures in the southern and eastern parts of the peninsula, while the northern regions will experience instability bringing storms.
Spanish airports are experiencing record weekly air traffic due to a diversion of tourism towards Spain, but this surge has led to reduced punctuality at Palma, Barajas, and El Prat airports.
The Vandellós I Nuclear Power Plant, which closed after Spain's worst nuclear accident, has incurred €766 million in dismantling costs by 2016, with France now charging €85,195 daily for waste management.
The crisis between Italy and Spain is seen as tangible proof of the devastating damage that populism can inflict on the exhausted body of the EU. Influenced by Trumpism, right-wing movements have resurrected the idea of nationalism from the cemetery of 20th-century history.
The Locarno Film Festival has commenced with Isabella Rossellini lighting up the opening, and is honoring Icelandic producer Sigurjón Sighvatsson for his contributions to cinema. The festival features a diverse program including new talent pitches, queer musicals, and discussions with prominent figures like Virginie Efira.
Adif has installed sensors in Trinitat Vella, Spain, to monitor and control vibrations from ongoing construction work. A compacting machine that previously caused houses to shake will resume operations next week using a modified method to mitigate its environmental impact.
A tourist diagnosed with hantavirus has been isolated in Galicia, Spain, along with two asymptomatic close contacts. Health officials confirmed the tourist was asymptomatic a week prior to their travel to the region.
Fossil evidence found in Spain indicates that Homo antecessor, the first Europeans, engaged in cannibalism among adults approximately 850,000 years ago. This discovery sheds light on a dark secret of early human behavior.
According to a report from The Portugal News, only Portugal and Spain are legally permitted to sell the beverage known as 'sangria' under that specific name.
Spain's government has demanded that Rome reopen the Schengen area by the 9th, threatening proportional measures if Italy does not comply, stating that Italy's decision was based on 'pretextual motivations' and that Rome has not respected the Dublin Regulation since 2022.
Spain's offer to regularize migrants and Morocco's influence are forcing Europe to confront the challenges and exposed weaknesses within the international order regarding migration.
More than a hundred thousand people from Germany, Italy, Spain, France, and other EU and EFTA countries moved to Switzerland in 2025, with this article providing an overview of where they settled.
Montenegro has introduced two days of paid leave for women experiencing severe menstrual pain, following similar policies adopted in Spain, Portugal, and South Korea.
The purchase and sale of homes across Spain experienced a 2.6% decrease during the first semester of the year, indicating a slowdown in the national housing market.
Twelve communities in Spain are on alert for high temperatures, expected to rise to 40 degrees Celsius this Friday. An orange alert has been issued for areas including the Cordoba countryside and the Guadalquivir Valley in Jaén.
A total solar eclipse will cross Europe on August 12, 2026, offering unique observation opportunities across the continent, particularly in Spain and Iceland. New resources provide guidance on the best viewing locations and proper use of protective glasses to safely view this rare celestial event.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino is facing significant backlash and a potential boycott from UEFA and FIFPRO over his World Cup sell-off plan, despite an apology. While some confederations like CAF have expressed support, European football bodies maintain their opposition.
Southwest Spain is on alert due to an outbreak of West Nile Virus, with 20 confirmed cases and one fatality reported, as experts link the rise to climate change.
One of Europe's largest methamphetamine laboratories has been dismantled in Spain, with 2.4 tonnes of drugs seized and 13 people arrested following a long investigation initiated in France.
The expiration of fuel tax reductions in Spain has led to the most aggressive price increase in 20 years for the summer season, significantly impacting motorists during peak travel.
A wildfire in Niebla, Huelva, has entered an emergency phase, prompting authorities to order the preventive evacuation of residents from the villages of Raboconejo and Caballón.
Several beaches in Spain, including those in San Sebastián, have been closed following an invasion of "killer jellyfish" (physalia), which resulted in 120 people being stung in a single day.
An exclusive, off-market luxury housing market is flourishing in Spain, with transactions ranging from $1.75 million to $16 million, driven by the elite's demand for privacy.
Spanish authorities have launched an investigation into a potential new mass migrant attempt on Ceuta, with concerns rising about a possible surge on August 15. This comes as Morocco has charged nearly 90 individuals in connection with a previous wave of migrants to the enclave.
Two thieves stole jewelry, money, and electronic equipment from a farmhouse in Santa Cristina d'Aro, Spain, which was rented by British tourists who were in the garden while their children slept.
A mass rush of migrants from Morocco into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta has resulted in approximately 100 deaths. Among the deceased was 26-year-old footballer Faten Ben Omar el-Azizi.
A leading migration researcher has criticized the EU's crisis plan to establish departure centers outside Europe, deeming the idea unrealistic and ineffective, following Denmark's previous suggestion to expel Spain from Schengen.
The Urban Guard has arrested one of the tenants associated with the 'horror apartment' in Muntaner, Spain, after he was found with a rental bicycle he could not legally account for.
The Spanish enclave of Ceuta is appealing for urgent assistance from the Spanish government to relocate over 1,000 unaccompanied migrant minors to mainland Spain. The city describes the situation as 'unsustainable' following a recent surge in migrant arrivals, while Morocco has begun prosecuting those responsible for the immigration crisis.
The price of fuels in Spain has surged by 20% since the expiration of VAT aid at the beginning of July, reversing a previous trend of consecutive price drops.
This article highlights nine remarkable traffic rules across European roads, ranging from a flip-flop ban in Spain to high fines for splashing puddles in the UK.
Croatia Post will release two new commemorative postage stamps on August 10, created in collaboration with Spain Post, featuring symbols of Croatian and Spanish maritime heritage.
Three individuals have been arrested and one is under investigation for sabotaging 300 meters of a railway line in Bages, Spain. The damage was reportedly caused by an organized environmental extremist group protesting potash mining activities in Súria.
A rare total solar eclipse on August 12 is drawing numerous tourists to parts of rural Spain, particularly the sparsely populated 'empty Spain,' which will offer prime viewing locations for the phenomenon.
The crisis in Ceuta has led to protests following the suspension of Schengen controls, making Spain a focal point in Italian politics and positioning Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez as a primary antagonist to Italian Prime Minister Meloni.
The Spanish enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla in North Africa are described as critical points in migration policy. Their unique geopolitical position between Morocco and Spain is highlighted.
An article offers advice on how to save money on August vacations, suggesting that significant savings come from avoiding peak dates, over-demanded locations, and hidden supplements before booking. The focus is on strategic planning rather than finding miraculous bargains.
An article from La Vanguardia questions the extent to which Spain engages in geopolitical thinking, suggesting a lack of strategic foresight in the country's approach to international relations.
A comparison of summer vacation prices reveals that Croatia is more expensive than Greece, Italy, Turkey, and Spain, prompting questions about potential savings by shifting vacations from August to September.
Twenty-seven people were injured by a pyrotechnic shell during the Castell de l'Olla festival in Altea, Alicante, Spain, with most injuries resulting from people tripping on the beach stones while fleeing in a stampede.
National Police are investigating the death of a man, approximately 40 years old, whose body was discovered partially submerged in a fountain near the Fire Station in Salamanca, Spain, on Sunday.
A bat species typically found in Northern Europe has been located for the first time in the Iberian Peninsula. The specimen was captured in mid-July in Spain's Cadí-Moixeró natural park.
Enthusiasts known as 'eclipse chasers' are preparing for an upcoming total solar eclipse in Spain, with some making it a way of life. Experts warn against common mistakes that could ruin the viewing experience.
Spain is experiencing contrasting weather, with high temperatures in Andalusia and the Balearic Islands, while Aragon and Navarre anticipate showers. The national meteorological agency Aemet forecasts a significant climate difference between the north and south.
Spain is experiencing 'eclipse fever' as public anticipation for an upcoming astronomical event leads to widespread concern among authorities. This has resulted in the closure of natural spaces and roads, a health alert, and skyrocketing hotel prices in areas with good visibility, as officials worry about potential traffic collapses and fire risks.
An opinion piece from La Vanguardia discusses Count Binface, a political satirist, and his role in challenging far-right movements, noting his real-world presence beyond a fictional character.
The Guardia Civil police in Malaga, southern Spain, have found and fined a foreign tourist couple following a video that went viral on social media showing the couple having sex while driving...
Spanish World Cup star Ferran Torres has reportedly requested a transfer to Paris Saint-Germain. Media outlets indicate that discussions are underway between PSG and Barcelona regarding the potential move.
The memorial complex known as the Valley of the Fallen has been officially renamed the Valley of Cuelgamuros following the implementation of Spain's Democratic Memory Law, reigniting debates about Franco's legacy.
A significant wildfire in southwestern Spain has devastated approximately 4,000 hectares of land. Firefighters are battling the blaze, which has caused extensive damage.
A car carrying a four-year-old child, his mother, and an unconscious partner was rescued after it became suspended on an embankment. Civil Guard agents were informed by the mother about the precarious situation.
A driver captured footage of a tornado passing close to the road connecting Granada and Murcia in Spain, documenting the impactful vortex from their vehicle.
Wildfires are burning across multiple locations in Spain, including Sierra de Engarcerán, Culla, Tírig, and Niebla in Huelva, leading to the confinement of farmhouses and towns. The Military Emergencies Unit (UME) has been deployed to assist the 113 personnel battling the Niebla fire.
Avellanosa de Muñó, a small, nearly deserted village in northern Spain, is preparing for an extraordinary night as it is expected to experience the sun 'setting' twice in the same day, drawing visitors from around the world.
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Spain has announced the implementation of temporary border controls for travelers arriving from Italy, escalating a diplomatic dispute over the handling of migrants in Ceuta. This measure comes as tensions rise between the two countries regarding migration policies.
The emergency level for the wildfire in Niebla, Huelva, Spain, has been raised to Level 2, with authorities requesting assistance from the Military Emergency Unit (UME) due to the 'extreme complexity' of the situation.
Despite the Meloni government's efforts, Italy continues to receive thousands of migrants monthly from Africa and the Middle East, surpassing the numbers arriving in Spain.
Spanish police, in a Spain-led raid, have dismantled a large criminal network involved in smuggling drugs, weapons, and migrants across the Mediterranean. The operation resulted in the arrest of 78 individuals.
A report goes behind the scenes of Sonorama, one of Spain's premier summer music festivals, which started 29 years ago for 200 people and has grown into a significant event while retaining its core principles.
Шпанија претходно денеска се закани дека ќе воведе реципрочни мерки за патниците од Италија доколку Рим до недела не ги укине граничните контроли што ги воведе минатата недела, по масовниот прилив на…
An entire village in Viana do Bolo, Galicia, Spain, is on the market for 850,000 euros, a significant drop from its initial asking price of 1.5 million euros.
Reports from Brussels indicate dissatisfaction from several countries, including France and Spain, regarding the prevention of former foreign minister Tanja Fajon's appointment as EU representative for the Sahel. The saga has now opened a legal puzzle in Brussels concerning personnel procedures.
A solar eclipse event is generating significant tourism interest in Spain, leading to a surge in visitors and substantial price increases for accommodations. Hotels in provincial areas are seeing room rates jump from €100 to €960.
A major criminal network, which earned millions from human and drug smuggling, has been dismantled in an extensive international operation supported by Europol and led by Spain.
A fugitive wanted for homicide in the United States has been arrested in Cartagena, Spain, after 43 years on the run. The individual was sought for killing a roommate with a firearm.
Ferran Torres, the goal-scorer who secured the World Cup for Spain in New York, was celebrated by dozens of fans in Valencia. He also signed an agreement with the Valencian regional government to become its new ambassador.
France has recommended home isolation for individuals who had contact with a tourist quarantined in Spain for Hantavirus infection. This measure aims to prevent further spread of the virus.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino is drawing lines of support from countries like Argentina and Mexico, even as he faces criticism for allegedly manipulating geopolitics, such as suggesting Casablanca for the 2030 World Cup final over Madrid, for his own ends.
Slovenia's intervention to prevent the appointment of former foreign minister Tanja Fajon as the EU's envoy for the Sahel has drawn sharp criticism from seven European countries, including France and Spain. Concerns were raised regarding the transparency of the process.
A rare solar eclipse is expected next Wednesday evening, with the sun appearing 90 percent obscured by the moon. Only Iceland and Spain will experience a total solar eclipse, leading to increased accommodation prices in Spain.
Germany, France, and Spain held exploratory discussions with bankers about China's dim sum bond market but currently have no plans to pursue such offerings.
Beaches in Spain have been closed after hundreds of people were stung by dangerous marine creatures, identified as Portuguese man-o'-war, in a single day.
Introduced in 1974 by a German biologist, Wels catfish have become a dominant predator in Spain's Ebro River, threatening native wildlife and posing significant conservation challenges due to their large size and aggressive feeding habits.
The saturation of the electrical grid, coupled with falling prices, is pushing photovoltaic businesses in Spain towards refinancing and restructuring efforts.
Spanish Guardia Civil has arrested a man suspected of murdering his 44-year-old former wife at the Carrefour Infante shopping center in Murcia, Southeast Spain, yesterday.
The Brussels Times published multiple search queries related to buying cocaine and other drugs in various international locations. These articles appear to be search engine optimization (SEO) spam, featuring phrases like 'WWW FINDCOK ORG' and 'WWW BUY-COKE COM' alongside city names.
A conflict between two African powers is intensifying, leading to an arms race and potential spillover into Europe. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez traveled to Algeria to meet with President Abdelmadjid Tebboune and Prime Minister Sifi Ghrieb, aiming to overcome a diplomatic crisis between the two nations.
The Botafumeiro, a giant censer, is a spectacular and historic tradition at the Santiago de Compostela Cathedral in northwestern Spain, captivating thousands of visitors and pilgrims as it swings at high speeds.
A French tourist who recently traveled to Argentina has been isolated in Spain after being diagnosed with hantavirus. French authorities have confirmed the case.
Kristin Cavallari is reportedly vacationing in Spain with "Southern Charm" star Austen Kroll, sparking speculation about their relationship. She was also accompanied by her best friend, Justin.
The King of Spain conveyed support and solidarity to Ceuta's president, Vivas, as political parties PP and Vox focused on the central government regarding migrant minors in the city.
Relations between Morocco and Algeria have been strained for decades, with current tensions involving more than just historical rivalries, including the mass arrival of Moroccan migrants in Spain.
Juan Jesús Vivas, the Chief Minister of Ceuta for over 25 years, feels abandoned by the Spanish government as he manages Spain's largest migration crisis in the small enclave.
Twenty-five individuals who were living in the former Simon factory in Girona, Spain, have been evicted. The site is slated to become the future home of the Ermesssenda institute.
Queen Letizia of Spain once again demonstrated her fashion icon status, proving that red perfectly suits brunettes. She was seen in a striking red dress, reinforcing her reputation for impeccable style.
A truck fire on the AP-7 highway in Tarragona, Spain, has led to traffic queues stretching up to five kilometers. The fire originated in the vehicle's trailer and spread to nearby vegetation.
Three individuals, including one minor, have been arrested in Palamós, Spain, on suspicion of robbery and inappropriate touching of a minor at a summer camp, with investigators identifying a 19-year-old as the alleged perpetrator of the abuse.
Police in Bulgaria are investigating homophobia as a potential motive in a murder case in a Bulgarian city. This comes as authorities in Valencia, Spain, also registered a bar with a suspect in a separate murder investigation.
Marc Cucurella kept his promise to cut his hair after Spain's World Cup victory, and now Barça star Gavi has followed suit by also dyeing his hair pink.
Spain's population has reached a historic high of 49.8 million, with 10.2 million residents born abroad. This marks a significant demographic milestone for the country.
Avellanosa de Muño, a small Spanish village, will be the site of Spain's first total solar eclipse since 1912, with daylight briefly disappearing as the Moon covers the Sun near sunset, offering a unique viewing experience.
Spanish consumer authorities have issued an alert regarding the presence of salmonella in a batch of frozen prawns of the Ocean Sea brand, originating from Honduras and sold in 200-gram frozen packages.
A recent report by Automovilistas Europeos Asociados (AEA) reveals that toll road prices in Spain can vary by up to 750% depending on various factors. This highlights a significant disparity in costs for drivers across the country.
Poland is reported to be third in Europe for the number of forest fires, behind Spain and Portugal. The article explores the causes of this problem, often attributing them to human activity.
Discussions in Spain highlight concerns over housing policies and excessive regulations, with calls to avoid superficial fixes and address the complexities of the housing market.
An article explains the circumstances under which employees in Spain are entitled to an additional 15 days of salary for lack of notice upon dismissal. This payment depends on the type of termination, such as objective, disciplinary, collective dismissal, or the end of a temporary contract.
An opinion piece criticizes the Portuguese government for using an offense to a neighboring country, likely referring to Spain and Ceuta, to deflect from its internal issues. The author views this as a sign of disloyalty, weakness, and folly.