Spain’s ‘Woman in Pink’ murder victim identified 20 years later via Interpol initiative
A woman referred to as ‘The Woman in Pink’ after her body was discovered in Spain nearly 20 years ago has now been formally identified,
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Spain joins Italy in sending a navy ship to protect Gaza flotilla after drone attacks
In separate announcements made on Wednesday, Spain and Italy said that they are sending a navy ship each to assist the aid flotilla to famine-stricken
Felipe VI on Israel’s ‘abhorrent acts’ in Gaza: ‘We demand this massacre be stopped now’
King Felipe VI said on Wednesday that Spain finds it difficult to ‘understand’ the actions of the Israeli government in Gaza, and urged the world
Trial for alleged influence peddling confirmed for brother of Pedro Sánchez
A Provincial Court in Badajoz (Extremadura) confirmed on Tuesday that there was ‘sufficient evidence’ to bring David Sánchez – the brother of Spanish PM Pedro
Judge orders trial of Madrid regional president’s partner for alleged tax fraud
A Madrid judge has rejected an attempt by the partner of Isabel Díaz Ayuso – the right-wing PP president of the Madrid regional government –
Sánchez demands end to ‘barbarism’ in Gaza and calls for Palestine’s full UN membership
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez on Monday renewed his call for Palestine to be granted full membership at the United Nations, speaking after a summit
Spain’s BBVA raises its offer for smaller rival Banco Sabadell by 10%
Spanish banking giant BBVA on Monday sweetened its takeover bid for Banco Sabadell, hoping the improved terms will persuade shareholders of its smaller rival to
Two bodies recovered after torrential rain hits Catalonia
#UPDATE at 15.50h on 22/9/25 – Emergency services have found a second body in the area of Alt Penedès following Sunday’s torrential rain. We will
Felipe VI denounces ‘unspeakable suffering’ and ‘total devastation’ of Gaza
Spain’s King Felipe VI on Tuesday denounced the ‘unspeakable suffering’ endured by hundreds of thousands of Gazans under Israeli strikes, marking a rare political statement
Spain’s airport operator Aena slams Ryanair for ‘lies’ in row over flight reductions
Spain’s state airport operator has accused Ryanair chief executive Michael O’Leary of shifting blame onto Aena to shield himself from passenger anger over flight cancellations.