Protests and violent clashes have gripped France, Italy and Spain in recent weeks, but what's behind the unrest in each country and is it motivated by the same grievances? Our editors in each country look at the causes of the unrest and what lies ahead.
Argentina's far-right President Javier Milei called Spain's left-wing Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez a "dictator" in a visit to Madrid on Wednesday, urging voters to oust the Socialist party in upcoming elections.
Some 44 members of the European Parliament from 15 different EU countries and six political groups have called on EU transport ministers to break the deadlock and get the plan to end the seasonal changing of the clocks moving again.
Recent comments from a PP spokesman have highlighted the party's probable stances on digital nomads if they win the election - but how does that align with the Spanish right's immigration rhetoric and commitment to a 'national priority'?
Autumn is set to be a busy season in Spain. For travellers arriving in the country, there are several events that could disrupt plans, ranging from strike action to protests and even flooding, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't travel here.
Spain's left-wing government on Tuesday approved new social benefits ahead of a snap election next month, including disability benefits for women suffering from severe menopause symptoms, widowhood pensions for unmarried couples and more.
Death toll from floods in eastern Spain rises to six, Barcelona launches €6,000 grants to make homes energy efficient, PP admits negotiations with far right to form Senate majority and more news on Wednesday October 21st.
November 2026 is set to be a pivotal month in Spain, with everything from a snap election and a general strike taking place, as well new legislation such as the bottle deposit law and a key vote on housing laws for tenants.
The Canary Islands government is continuing with plans to restrict property purchases by non-residents of the Spanish islands, this time trying to tie residency to purchase rights.
Landlady María José Fernández feels unfairly portrayed as a property speculator amid the tensions over Spain's housing crisis, just weeks before a snap nationwide election.
In 2025, Spain's government proposed a controversial 100 percent tax on property buyers from outside of the EU which would double the price of Spanish real estate for them. Will this levy ever be approved, and does it depend on who wins the election?
Early detection is key in fighting breast cancer; hence why it’s so important to go for regular screenings or mammograms. To mark International Breast Cancer Day, we look at where and how women in Spain can get a check-up.
In the midst of an election campaign sparked by housing protests, Spain's possible next Prime Minister, conservative PP leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo, has pledged serious tax incentives to people buying their first home in rural areas of the country.
At least four people have died after heavy rain triggered flooding in eastern Spain, authorities said Monday, as rescuers worked to evacuate stranded residents and officials urged people in the Valencia region to stay indoors.
The DANA phenomenon first became well known in Spain after the deadly Valencia floods. Two years, eastern Spain continues to be hit by torrential rain and flooding. So what exactly is a DANA, how is it different from a storm and are they becoming more common?
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