EU rights court rules France must compensate jailed ETA terrorist for poor medical care
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ruled on Thursday that France must compensate a former military chief of the ETA terrorist group €10,000 for
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Trial of Spanish PM’s brother for alleged corruption postponed until late May
A Spanish court announced on Wednesday that the start of the politically charged trial involving alleged influence peddling and administrative misconduct by Prime Minister Pedro
Spain pushes back ‘Verifactu’ invoicing system for SMEs and self-employed to 2027
The Spanish government has decided to give small firms and self-employed workers additional time to adjust to the new Treasury-designed invoicing system, Verifactu. Under the
Spain commits €1.3bn to push electric vehicle production and sales towards 2035 target
Spain will allocate close to 1.3 billion euros next year to bolster its electric vehicle (EV) market and manufacturing base, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced
PM Sánchez moves to break deadlock with Catalan JxCat party via fast-track decree law
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez on Monday unveiled a new set of initiatives designed to unblock negotiations with the Catalan pro-independence party Junts per Catalunya
Disgraced former king defends his legacy in video ahead of memoir release
Spain’s disgraced former monarch Juan Carlos I resurfaced on Monday in an unexpected video targeting younger audiences, released just days before his memoirs are due to
Spanish army’s emergencies unit deployed to help combat African swine fever detected outside Barcelona
Spain has sent more than 100 members of its military to assist in containing an outbreak of African swine fever detected just outside Barcelona —
Spanish police dismantle neo-Nazi cell plotting for a ‘race war’
Spain’s National Police said on Monday that they had dismantled a Spanish branch of ‘The Base’, a transnational neo-Nazi and white supremacist organisation classified as
Two ‘rebel nuns’ released on bail after alleged cultural-heritage misappropriation
Two former Spanish nuns who were expelled from the Catholic Church and later aligned themselves with a fringe sect have been detained on suspicion of
African swine fever detected in two wild boars near Barcelona, Spain’s first cases since 1994
Spain’s Agriculture Ministry announced on Friday that African swine fever (ASF) has been detected in two wild boars discovered dead in Cerdanyola del Vallès, on