Brussels Approve Rules To Give New Life to Gas and Diesel Engines Bridget Ryder May 9, 2024 Contradicting Green Deal goals, the Spare Parts Directive could help keep combustion engines on the road longer.
Spanish Socialists Promise To Reinstate Catalan Police Chief Who Allowed Illegal Referendum Bridget Ryder May 8, 2024 The promise comes as polls tighten ahead of Sunday’s regional elections in Catalonia.
Spanish Elite Unit To Lead Investigation of Corruption by PM’s Wife Bridget Ryder May 6, 2024 The same unit that uncovered the government’s €10 million mask corruption scandal is investigating influence trafficking.
Spain: Sánchez Government Files Lawsuit Against Critical Journalist Bridget Ryder May 3, 2024 PM describes media as a “mud machine, encouraged by the right and the ultra-right.”
ChatGPT Hit With Privacy Complaint for ‘Hallucinating’ Bridget Ryder April 30, 2024 A campaign group says the chatbot provides false information about people that cannot be corrected.
Spain: Sánchez Stays at Helm of Government Bridget Ryder April 29, 2024 Despite threatening to resign, the premier announced on Monday that he has decided to remain in office.
Madrid City Hall “Deaf” to Problems With Low Emission Zone Fines Bridget Ryder April 26, 2024 One driver incurred 30 fines taking his child to the hospital for treatment before a judge’s ruling canceled the penalties.
Spain To Reopen Investigation Into Hacking of Premier’s Phone Bridget Ryder April 24, 2024 New French inquiry could shed light on dormant Spanish Pegasus case.
Deforestation Rules Could Cause European Coffee Shortage Bridget Ryder April 23, 2024 Europeans will know where their toothpicks, tofu, and espresso beans come from—with a higher price tag, and with minimal boon to the environment.
Basque Separatist Parties Tie in Historic Regional Election Bridget Ryder April 22, 2024 For the first time, the political arm of disbanded terror group ETA has a chance to govern the region.
