Thousands are stranded without electricity as towns across Valencia report disappearances and rescues amid rising floodwaters.
The Bologna court targets Italy’s Albania repatriation deal, further stoking debate over judicial influence on migration.
VOX council members say opposition parties are weaponising hate crime laws to silence dissenting voices and destabilise Valencia’s governing coalition.
The disciplinary office of the Vatican swiftly reversed the order, but the effort to bypass the Church’s legal process exposes a power struggle within the Church hierarchy.
“Madness”: An immigration tribunal ruled that deporting the offender would be “unduly harsh” on the criminal’s children.
In a surprising upset, the education minister lost her seat to a conservative newcomer.
Critics say Sánchez’ media overhaul threatens Spain’s democratic checks.
The airstrikes targeted 32 PKK-linked sites in Iraq and Syria
South Korea has condemned the deployment as a violation of international law, predicting destabilised global security.
The islands’ local government fumes at the lack of funding and support from Spain.
Senators insist that their rejection of the proposed law acts as a veto, but the government has pushed ahead anyway.
The historic case marks the first time a sitting attorney general in Spain faces criminal charges.
