The EU list of offenders only includes jurisdictions outside Europe, yet there is evidence that foreign investment is flowing through small countries such as Ireland and Luxembourg without any link to actual activity
The grassroots group also tampered with toll barriers to demand separatist leaders in pre-trial detention be released from prison
Government wants to change the agreement to make it clear that future negotiations on The Rock are not included in the pact
Ministers have called for more time to discuss measure, which Brussels wanted to introduce next March
The politician, who fled Spain to avoid arrest, is stepping up his public appearances ahead of the first anniversary of the independence referendum
A Pew Research Center study of 18 nations says that 86% of Spaniards believe people fleeing violence and war should be accepted in the country
Josep Miguel Arenas Beltrán fled Spain in March after being sentenced to more than three years in prison for praising terrorism and threatening the king
Jailed independence activist Jordi Sànchez could soon be the new candidate to lead the region
Under Article 155, Madrid says it has powers over the region’s headquarters in Brussels
Financial Times’s most shared article of 2017 ironically compares ousted president and Gandhi
Presence of sacked Catalan premier and former ministers was not required for brief procedure
The European Union is setting up new institutions to deal with the changing face of jihadism
Prosecutors in Belgium have called for arrest warrant for former Catalan premier to be executed
A judge will decide on their arrest and extradition to Spain, but the decision could be still appealed
Paul Bekaert has also advised suspects from regions with territorial disputes, including Kurdish terrorist Fehriye Erdal
Abdelbaki Es Satty spent time in Vilvoorde, a center for Jihadism in Europe
People from at least 35 countries among victims; two Italians, two Portuguese, a Belgian, a US citizen, a Canadian, two Argentineans and a British–Australian confirmed dead
Just 30 deputies showed up for a session, prompting angry reaction from Jean-Claude Juncker
EU Court of Justice decision will see sector lose some of the privileges that have made territory so attractive
Advocate General considers that 27 member states can force the company to have licenses for its activity
Sociologists warn about the negative effects of leaving the family home so late in life
New Eurostat data shows that the economic recovery in Spain still has a long way to go
Ana Vela, aged 115, is now fourth-oldest person in the world after Emma Morano, 117, passes on
European Commission tells five countries to reduce NO2 levels or face possible legal action
But Luis de Guindos hopes it will not be necessary to slash €5.5 billion from the budget
European railway agency asks for a new inquiry into 2013 accident that killed 80 and injured 152 near Santiago de Compostela
José Manuel García-Margallo will defend case-by-case review of situations at EU meeting