Spain plans to control food waste – and all restaurants must offer ‘doggy bags’
As part of a new draft bill aimed at minimising food waste, the Spanish government will oblige bars and restaurants to offer ‘doggybags’ free of
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Spanish court calls NSO Group’s CEO to testify in cell phone spying case
Spain’s High Court has called the CEO of Israel’s software company, NSO Group, to testify as a witness in a case concerning the hacking of
Southern Spain to see huge Europe-Morocco migration after Covid-19
Morocco has begun welcoming an influx of its citizens living in Europe after the Covid pandemic led to a halt in what has been called
Spain honours Penélope Cruz with its National Cinema Award
Penélope Cruz has won one of Spain’s top film awards for her contribution to Spanish cinema, the country’s ministry of culture announced on Monday. The
British PM Boris Johnson fights to regain authority after rebellion
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was fighting to regain his authority on Tuesday, after surviving a confidence vote that has left him a severely weakened
Spain ‘not ruling out’ sending tanks and anti-aircraft missiles to Ukraine
Click here for all our reports related to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Spanish Defence Minister Margarita Robles has not ruled out sending Leopard tanks
Gerard Piqué and Shakira announce separation after 12 years
Colombian singer Shakira and Barcelona football star Gerard Piqué announced at the weekend that they are separating after nearly 12 years together. The couple, who
EU & Schengen Area travellers to Spain no longer required to show Covid status
Click here for all our reports on: Coronavirus in Spain Travellers arriving in Spain from elsewhere in the EU or the Schengen Area, including residents travelling
Sitges Corpus Commission promotes tradition of festival with trading card album
With the aim of disseminating the history of the Corpus festival, Sitges Town Council is distributing 2,500 free scrapbook albums to children from five schools
Unemployment in Spain below three million for first time since 2008
The number of people unemployed in Spain fell below three million in May for the first time since 2008, government figures showed on Thursday. By
