Face Masks—No Good Then, Insulting Now Michael Curzon December 10, 2025 Nigel Farage says the renewed push for mask wearing in public is “nonsense.”
Eurovision Budget Under Pressure After Countries Pull Out Over Israel TEC News December 6, 2025 Without Spanish and Dutch participation—and funding—the event faces a significant drop in revenue.
Israel’s 2026 Entry Pushes Eurovision to the Edge: Four Countries Quit Javier Villamor December 5, 2025 The controversy over Israel is turning the song contest into a new cultural and diplomatic battleground of the continent.
Spain Races To Contain Swine Fever Outbreak TEC News / AFP November 29, 2025 Madrid moves fast to limit economic damage as major trading partners halt pork purchases.
Spanish Court Drops Terrorism Charges Against ‘Machete Killer’ Illegal Immigrant TEC News / AFP November 28, 2025 A Spanish criminal court has ordered the psychiatric confinement of the Moroccan man who murdered a sacristan with a machete in 2023.
Spain’s Attorney General Resigns Following Supreme Court Conviction TEC News November 24, 2025 Álvaro García Ortiz steps down after being suspended for two years and fined for leaking private data about the partner of a prominent opposition politician.
Spain Celebrates 50 Years of Monarchy TEC News November 21, 2025 King Felipe VI praised his father’s role in the restoration of Spanish democracy in the late 1970s
Spain’s Attorney General Convicted: A Political Crisis Erupts in Madrid Nick Hallett November 21, 2025 The case has sharpened tensions between the government and the courts.
Criminal Conviction of Top Official Deepens Sánchez Government Crisis TEC News / AFP November 20, 2025 The Supreme Court has convicted Spain’s attorney general for leaking confidential information about a right-wing politician.
Poll: Spanish Conservatives View Franco Era Positively TEC News November 20, 2025 The results land as the government ramps up a nationwide programme of events marking 50 years since Franco’s death.
