Spanish PM’s wife ordered to stand trial on corruption charges and surrender passport
A Spanish judge has ordered Begoña Gómez, the wife of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, to stand trial on corruption-related charges, and has also imposed strict
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Bank of Spain maintains growth outlook but raises inflation forecast amid Middle East tensions
Spain’s central bank has maintained its economic growth forecasts while raising its inflation outlook, warning that higher energy prices linked to the conflict in the
Zapatero corruption probe widens as daughters and secretary are named suspects
A Spanish judge investigating former prime minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero over alleged influence peddling linked to the €53 million state bailout of airline Plus Ultra has
British paraglider dies after collision with power lines in Catalonia
A British man has died in a paragliding accident in north-east Spain after reportedly becoming entangled in power lines before crashing to the ground. The
Spain seeks leading role in European AI push with €719m investment
Spain has approved a €719 million investment in a planned artificial intelligence (AI) gigafactory as part of a wider effort to strengthen technological sovereignty, boost
95 arrests, as Spanish police seize 16 tonnes of counterfeit World Cup merchandise worth millions
Spanish National Police have seized more than 16 tonnes of counterfeit football kits destined for sale during the FIFA World Cup as part of a
Spain’s former PM Zapatero denies wrongdoing after historic corruption investigation hearing
Former Spanish prime minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero appeared before a judge in Madrid on Wednesday to answer questions over allegations of influence peddling, money
Father arrested after fatal stabbing of toddler’s speech therapist in Valencia
A 24-year-old father has been arrested in Spain after allegedly killing his two-year-old son’s speech therapist at a clinic in Valencia, believing the health professional
Mango heir’s desperate emergency calls released as investigation into father’s death continues
Audio recordings of the son of Mango founder Isak Andic pleading for help moments after his father plunged to his death in the Montserrat mountains
900,000 migrants apply for Spanish residency drive with two weeks still to go
Spain’s mass regularisation programme for undocumented migrants has already attracted around 900,000 applications, far exceeding the 500,000 initially forecast by the government, with two weeks