Tens of thousands rally across Spain in support of Ceuta as crisis fuels anger at Sánchez government
Tens of thousands of people took to the streets across Spain on Wednesday in a nationwide show of support for Ceuta, as the continuing fallout
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Spain’s police chief says Ceuta report does not attribute ‘planning or execution’ of migrant crisis to Morocco
Spain’s National Police director has told Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska that a controversial intelligence report submitted to the National Court does not attribute the ‘planning
Opposition steps up pressure on Ayuso government over €6.3 million penthouse purchase
Political and judicial pressure is mounting on Madrid’s regional president, Isabel Díaz Ayuso (main image) of the right-wing People’s Party (PP), over the controversial €6.3
Spain sets new tourism record as foreign visitors spend €82 billion in first seven months of 2026
Spain has set another tourism record, with 58.1 million international visitors arriving during the first seven months of 2026 and spending more than €82 billion,
Italy and Spain extend tit-for-tat border controls for another 15 days over Ceuta migrant crisis
Italy and Spain are extending temporary border controls on travellers arriving from each other’s countries for a further 15 days, prolonging measures introduced in the
Spanish PM backs Morocco over Ceuta migrant crisis as King Felipe visit is announced
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has rejected suggestions that Morocco was behind the unprecedented migrant influx into Ceuta, insisting that cooperation with Rabat is essential
Spain seeks EU help over thousands of migrants still stranded in Ceuta after mass border crossing
Spain has turned to the European Union for additional help in dealing with thousands of migrants who remain in Ceuta almost a month after an
Irish woman may have died trying to save husband after jacuzzi suction tragedy at Valencia holiday villa
Spanish investigators believe a couple found dead at their holiday accommodation in Cullera, Valencia, may have been victims of a freak jacuzzi accident in which
Thieves target priceless Bronze Age treasure in four-minute Spanish museum raid
UPDATED on Sunday 30 August. Thieves who targeted one of Europe’s most important Bronze Age gold collections in a meticulously planned early-morning raid in eastern
Tensions erupt in Ceuta as protesters block food aid to migrants and government appeals for calm
Tensions surrounding the migrant crisis in Ceuta have escalated sharply, with police intervening to prevent clashes between residents and migrants and protesters attempting to stop