The FIFA Appeal Committee has rejected a Spanish appeal against punishment for racist chants during a friendly against Egypt in March, the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) announced on Friday.

In this week’s edition we look at how one of Spain’s most popular YouTubers is expected to interview all Spanish election candidates at length, and why many believe he could tip the balance just like Joe Rogan did when helping Trump reach power.

The UK Prime Minister’s recent hints at rejoining the EU or its single market have sparked debate across Brussels and Westminster. But to what extent would a closer relationship actually change daily life for Brits in Europe? We asked our readers, and here’s what you had to say.

The rollout of the EU's new Etias visa waiver has been delayed, but fake websites offering the service are catching out British travellers.

In this edition, we look at how Americans in Spain can find resources to help them vote in the midterms, as well as a selection of other relevant news stories, from the new 'Little Spain' street in New York to the 'American footprint' tour in Madrid.

Italy and Spain agreed to remove tit-for-tat border checks introduced following a spat over migration after talks between the two countries' leaders, diplomatic and government sources said Friday.

Mainland Spain sizzled in its warmest September since records began in 1961, with exceptional heat effectively making it another summer month, national weather agency Aemet said on Friday.

Spain's progressive government has been aiming to pass far-reaching legislation that is now very much up in the air, from legal changes to smoking, bullfighting, social media usage by teens and more.

Passengers heading to the UK with a supposedly valid ETA might be turned away at the airport if they forget this crucial piece of travel preparation.

Rescue and adoption have become the main way people in Spain get cats as pets, and the trend seems just as common among foreigners here, with many of our readers telling us how they ended up taking in friendly felines without a home.

The growing presence of foreigners in the Spanish property market has been blamed by many for shortages and surging prices, but new data shows that non-Spanish buyers - in particular non-residents - are purchasing fewer homes.

The awkward revelations come as the ruling Socialists try to turn the snap election campaign into a referendum on housing.

Spain bids to host 2035 Rugby World Cup, 21 repeat foreign offenders deported from Catalonia and more news from Spain on Friday October 16th.

The clocks are changing again this October in Spain, and the endless debate over scrapping daylight saving rages on.

A possible investigation into veteran crooner Julio Iglesias for alleged abuse of two women ex-employees is a step closer after prosecutors said Spain could judge the case, legal sources said on Thursday.

Are you a cheese lover? We've broken everything you need to know about the most special and scrumptious 'quesos' from every corner of Spain.

Spain's conservative and far-right parties both aim to enforce changes to the country’s public healthcare system but in different ways, from a crackdown on medical tourism to limiting access to foreigners who haven’t contributed enough to the system.

Across Spain, soaring rents and a shortage of affordable homes are forcing people to delay starting families, putting pressure on households with children and leaving young people struggling to set up home.

'Rentismo' is a new word which hasn't even been included in the Spanish dictionary, but it's at the centre of public debate regarding the country’s housing problems.

Clashes between police and education protestors in Madrid lead to arrests, foreign national who broke pillar at Granada's Alhambra while doing parkour identified, and more news from Spain on Thursday October 15th.