Barça move to brink of La Liga title after beating Real Madrid 4-3 in ‘Clásico’ thriller
FC Barcelona pulled off an incredible comeback on Sunday to edge past Real Madrid 4-3, putting themselves on the cusp of clinching La Liga title.
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Alcampo to close 25 stores in Spain with the loss of 710 jobs across 13 regions
The French retail chain Auchan, operating in Spain under the Alcampo brand, has announced plans to close 25 stores across the country, resulting in the
Thousands in Catalonia instructed to stay indoors for 7 hours due to toxic fumes
More than 160,000 residents in Catalonia were ordered to remain indoors for nearly seven hours on Saturday, following a fire at an industrial warehouse that
Cardinal Robert Prevost, 69, elected as first American pope, to be Pope Leo XIV
Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, 69, was on Thursday elected as the first American pope and will be known as Pope Leo XIV, making him the
Prosecutors appeal ruling that acquitted Dani Alves as it ‘revives medieval notion of consent’
Spain’s public prosecutors said on Wednesday that they are filing an appeal with the Supreme Court against the overturning of the rape conviction of the
Spain to present resolution at UN General Assembly to ‘stop killing’ in Gaza
Spain plans to introduce a draft resolution at the United Nations General Assembly calling for ‘urgent measures to stop the killing of innocent civilians and
Pedro Sánchez calls for patience as the investigation into cause of blackout continues
Click here to read all our reports related to Spain’s blackout. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez asked for patience on Wednesday, as mounting pressure surrounds
Spanish prosecutors to investigate alleged collaboration of Franco regime with Nazis
Spanish prosecutors said on Monday that they have opened an investigation into whether the regime of General Francisco Franco collaborated with Nazi Germany during the
Draft bill to reduce Spain’s working week to 37.5 hours gets cabinet approval
Spain could soon see its standard working week shortened by 2.5 hours, following the cabinet’s approval of a draft bill on Tuesday to reduce it
Spanish supreme court dismisses tax complaint against former king Juan Carlos
The Spanish Supreme Court said on Monday that it has dismissed a complaint filed against the former king of Spain, Juan Carlos I, by a