Search for two people feared swept away during storm in Catalonia, after witness report
Two people were believed to be missing in Catalonia on Saturday night following intense rainfall that swept across the north and northeast of Spain, that
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Emergency military units deployed in northern Spain due to ‘Dana’ and heavy rain
Heavy rainfall and thunderstorms triggered weather alerts in 25 provinces across Spain on Saturday, with eight of them placed under an amber warning, as per
Catalan firefighters mourn death of colleague while battling Paüls wildfire
A firefighter lost his life on Thursday afternoon while battling a wildfire in Paüls, located in southern Catalonia. The incident occurred at around 2.15pm, when
Climate change made recent EU heatwave ‘up to 4C hotter’ and ‘tripled heat-related deaths’
Recent extreme heat across Europe was made significantly more intense by human-driven climate change, with temperatures rising up to 4°C higher in numerous cities and
Ex-Real Madrid and now Brazil coach Carlo Ancelotti given 1-year jail sentence for tax fraud
A Spanish court has handed Brazil national team coach Carlo Ancelotti a one-year jail sentence for tax fraud dating back to his time as Real
Pedro Sánchez vows not to quit, and presents 15-point anti-corruption plan
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez on Wednesday pledged ‘not to throw in the towel’, despite a damaging corruption scandal engulfing his socialist PSOE party. Rather
Phased launch of EU’s Entry/Exit System (EES) approved by MEPs
The European Parliament has officially greenlit a phased introduction of a new border control mechanism for non-EU nationals that will eliminate the need for passport
Spanish police believe Diogo Jota was driving ‘at possible excessive speed’ at time of crash that killed him and his brother
Spanish police said on Tuesday that Liverpool and Portugal forward Diogo Jota was likely driving above the speed limit when his car left the motorway
Far-right Vox party seeks to clarify its plans to ‘deport 8 million immigrants’
Spain’s far-right Vox party led by Santiago Abascal – the third largest party in the Spanish Congress – sought to clarify comments made on Monday
One man gored, 7 others injured on second day of Pamplona’s bull-running festival
One man was gored and seven others sustained minor injuries on Tuesday, during the second day of the San Fermín festival in Pamplona (Navarra), where thousands pack
