New French inquiry could shed light on dormant Spanish Pegasus case.

Europeans will know where their toothpicks, tofu, and espresso beans come from—with a higher price tag, and with minimal boon to the environment.

For the first time, the political arm of disbanded terror group ETA has a chance to govern the region.

“We must not criminalize those who are against abortion,” deputy PM says.

Rental stock in Catalonia dropped by 13% the first month after the measure was implemented.

Teresa Ribera, environment and energy transition minister, wants a “social” Green Deal that also combats ‘economic inequality’

Commission told to be more vigilant in oversight of emergency purchases as pandemic spending scrutinized.

Growing demand for affordable housing in Spain is rapidly outpacing supply.

Survey shows less than half of EU voters recognize party leaders in the Brussels/Strasbourg Parliament.

Small towns find new ways to attract young families in ‘Empty Spain’

Analysts have warned that the directive, aimed at reducing the gender pay gap, may backfire.

The country’s political Left has consistently used the specter of the Civil War as a political tool to rally its most radical flank.