Spain’s power supply almost fully restored after one of EU’s worst blackouts
Click here to read all our reports related to Spain’s blackout. Power was almost entirely restored across Spain by early Tuesday morning, though many questions
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Power blackout affects 60 million people across Spain and Portugal
Click here to read all our reports related to Spain’s blackout. At 12.30pm on Monday, a massive power outage swept across a large stretch of
Felipe VI and Letizia join heads of state and world leaders for funeral of Pope Francis
Spain’s King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia joined heads of state and world leaders at the funeral of Pope Francis on Saturday in Rome, sitting
Spain to spend €1.3 billion on ‘industrial construction of social housing’
Spain will spend around 1.3 billion euros of EU funds over the next 10 years on industrial projects to build badly-needed social housing amid soaring
Guardia Civil say that John George murder investigation is now complete
Police in Spain have said that they have concluded their investigation into the murder of Belfast man John George (main image). George disappeared in Spain
Real Madrid hit back after Copa del Rey referee’s tears over criticism on club’s TV channel
UPDATE: Barcelona edged past Real Madrid in extra-time on Saturday night to win the Copa del Rey final 3-2. Original full report on uproar regarding
500-year-old ship unearthed at parking lot construction site in Barcelona
Archaeologists in Barcelona have unearthed the well-preserved remains of a medieval ship at a construction site, offering a rare glimpse into the city’s maritime history.
Spain scraps €6.8m ammunition order from Israeli company after uproar
Spain has decided to revoke an ammunition procurement deal with an Israeli defence company, following mounting pressure from the left-wing party within the socialist (POSE)
Spain seeks to strengthen its ban on surrogacy
Spain’s Minister of Equality, Ana Redondo (main image), has said that her department and the Ministry of Justice are working on a reform aimed at
Pedro Sánchez announces €10.5bn more in defence spending, to reach 2% of GDP
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced on Tuesday that Spain will achieve NATO’s defence spending benchmark this year, responding to increasing calls for the country