Barcelona to host supercomputer to rival hubs in US and Asia
Barcelona is to host one of Europe’s three most powerful supercomputers from 1 January 2021, after being granted 100m euros by the EU – and
June 2019
Brexit and drugs scandal kick off race to succeed May
The battle to replace Theresa May as British Prime Minister formally began on Monday, with her former foreign secretary Boris Johnson seen as the runaway favourite.
Rafael Nadal claims his 12th French Open title
Rafael Nadal has won an amazing 12th Roland Garros title after beating Dominic Thiem in four sets on Sunday. In a rematch of the 2018
Spain off to winning start in Women’s World Cup
Two penalties scored in the second-half by Jenni Hemoso – who was also player of the match – enabled Spain to recover from a goal down
Spanish Consul in Edinburgh fired, after EU letter
Spain has fired its Consul in Edinburgh who said Madrid ‘will not block Scotland’s EU membership’, Spanish news agencies have reported from sources within the Spanish
Sagrada Família gets building permit after 134 years
It’s taken over 130 years since work first began on it, but Barcelona’s iconic cathedral designed by Antoni Gaudí, the Sagrada Família, has finally been
FIFA Women’s World Cup kicks off
The 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup kicks off on Friday when host nation France face South Korea in the tournament’s opening match at the Parc
Ada Colau close to retaining post as Barcelona Mayor
The acting Barcelona Mayor, Ada Colau, could now retain the post despite coming second in the 26 May local elections, behind Ernest Maragall the candidate heading
Pedro Sánchez to form new Spanish Government
Acting Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is to form a new government in Spain, after receiving and accepting the order from Felipe VI to be the
Barcelona, Palma, Valencia: worst in EU for cruise ship pollution
Barcelona is the European city that receives the most pollution from large cruise ships in Europe, according to a study of 50 of the most
