
Multiple Casualties in Spanish and U.S. Mass Shootings
While the violence near Almería centred on a family, police in San Diego suspect that a shooting at a mosque was a hate crime.

While the violence near Almería centred on a family, police in San Diego suspect that a shooting at a mosque was a hate crime.

The investigation into a controversial COVID-era airline bailout is piling fresh pressure on Pedro Sánchez’s Socialist government.

VOX barely increased its vote share in Andalusia, but the PP’s loss of its majority has given the nationalist party far greater influence over the region’s next government.

Voters in the southern Andalucía region are heading to the polls in an election widely viewed as a key indicator of the country’s broader political direction ahead of national elections.

European auditors are sounding the alarm over the Recovery and Resilience Facility’s lack of a paper trail, suggesting that the shift to milestone-based payments makes it nearly impossible to track the final use of billions.

German media, EU lawmakers, and taxpayer groups are demanding answers after reports claimed Spain redirected billions in post-COVID recovery funds into pensions and welfare spending.

Only 35 countries are taking part in this year’s Eurovision, marking the smallest lineup since the contest expanded in 2004.

While calls for an EU military are growing louder, most European governments still favour strengthening defence through NATO.

For LGBT activists, the nursing home serial killer is more vulnerable than the female inmates now locked in the same cell block—simply because he identifies as a woman.

Spanish authorities said the last evacuation flight from the quarantined cruise ship would depart on Monday, as passengers underwent final health checks following a deadly hantavirus outbreak.