Liz Truss resigns as British Prime Minister, after six weeks in office
Liz Truss has resigned as British Prime Minister, after just six weeks in office. She made the announcement just after 1.30pm local time, at a
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Police in Bilbao arrest woman suspected of kidnapping baby
Police in Bilbao on Thursday found a newborn baby who was snatched from a hospital hours earlier, and also arrested a woman who allegedly took the
Spanish government moves to encourage public to install solar panels
The Spanish government has adopted a series of measures aimed at encouraging the public to install solar panels to generate their own electricity, as the
Spain is guest of honour at Frankfurt Book Fair, opened in presence of Felipe VI
Spain is this year’s official guest of honour at the Frankfurt Book Fair, which opens on Tuesday in the presence of Spain’s King Felipe VI
Number of flights to and from Spain in Sept at 94% of pre-Covid 2019 levels
The number of flights to and from Spanish airports in September this year reached 94% of the number registered in September 2019, before the Covid-19
Competition watchdog in Spain launches probe into Booking.com
The competition watchdog in Spain said on Monday that it was initiating ‘formal antitrust proceedings’ against Booking.com for possible anti-competition practices affecting hotels and online travel
Spain announces new €3 billion of aid to help 40% of households with rising energy bills
The Spanish government has announced a new €3 billion aid plan for homes struggling with soaring energy prices, including €375 payments for heating costs. The
Spain’s Ombudsman says country violated rights returning 500 migrants to Morocco
The Spanish authorities failed to uphold domestic and international law in returning to Morocco nearly 500 migrants following a mass border crossing in which at
Spain’s final 12-month inflation down to 8.9%, for period through to September
Spanish consumer prices rose 8.9% year-on-year in September, down from 10.5% in the period through August and slightly below the flash estimate of 9% released
Former rail safety director pleads innocence in trial of 2013 train crash
The former head of safety for Spain’s state-owned rail infrastructure company, ADIF, told a court on Thursday that he was not responsible for the 2013