Spanish Wildfires Fueled by Heat, Drought—and Political Neglect Javier Villamor August 20, 2025 A June report from the European Court of Auditors exposed obsolete systems and weak prevention in Spain’s regions.
First Lady of Spain Faces More Criminal Charges Javier Villamor August 19, 2025 Accused of embezzlement of public funds, Begoña Gómez may now be formally prosecuted.
Sánchez Retreats to Summer Palace While Spain Burns Javier Villamor August 18, 2025 After over a week of uncontrolled fires, the president barely dedicated a few hours to the devastated areas.
Europe’s Next Hotspot? Balearics Reel From Migrant Surge Nick Hallett August 16, 2025 Smugglers are cashing in as Spain’s holiday isles become the latest back door into Europe
Huawei, F-35s, and Algeciras: Spain Drifting Away from the U.S. Javier Villamor August 13, 2025 Madrid’s defense and trade decisions are cooling relations with the White House in unprecedented ways.
“Selfie Yacht 2.0”: Greta Thunberg Announces New ‘Aid Mission’ to Gaza Michael Curzon August 12, 2025 The Swedish activist has decided it’s her time to be back in the spotlight, and will be setting sail again later this month.
Madrid Orders Town To Scrap Muslim Festival Ban TEC News August 12, 2025 Spain’s government has given Jumilla one month to reverse a PP-backed motion blocking Islamic celebrations in municipal sports halls.
Faith, Borders, and Power: Catholic Spain Embraces VOX Javier Villamor August 12, 2025 Spain’s national Right is winning over religious voters with hardline migration policies—even when it means confronting the country’s Catholic hierarchy.
European Heatwave Sparks Wildfires and Endangers Lives Across the Continent TEC News / AFP August 11, 2025 Firefighters were hard at work in Spain, Italy, and Portugal, while many French stations were reporting record-breaking temperatures.
Ceuta Migrant Surge Brings First Palestinians Javier Villamor August 11, 2025 Spain is exposed to Morocco using migration as a tool of pressure.
