Belgian judge delays ruling on extradition request for Puigdemont
Prosecutors in Belgium have called for arrest warrant for former Catalan premier to be executed
Former Catalan premier, ministers due in Belgian court on November 17
A judge will decide on their arrest and extradition to Spain, but the decision could be still appealed
Puigdemont hires Belgian lawyer who defended ETA members
Paul Bekaert has also advised suspects from regions with territorial disputes, including Kurdish terrorist Fehriye Erdal
Belgium asked Spain if imam behind Barcelona attacks linked to terrorism
Abdelbaki Es Satty spent time in Vilvoorde, a center for Jihadism in Europe
Victims of the Barcelona terrorist attacks: all the latest details
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
EU Commission chief to empty parliament: “This is very ridiculous”
Just 30 deputies showed up for a session, prompting angry reaction from Jean-Claude Juncker
Ruling sees Gibraltar gaming industry told to pay more taxes to UK
EU Court of Justice decision will see sector lose some of the privileges that have made territory so attractive
“Uber is a transportation company”: European Union backs Spanish courts
Advocate General considers that 27 member states can force the company to have licenses for its activity
Spanish youths moving out a full 10 years after Swedish, new survey shows
Sociologists warn about the negative effects of leaving the family home so late in life
Five Spanish regions among EU’s top 10 unemployment black spots
New Eurostat data shows that the economic recovery in Spain still has a long way to go
With death of Italian, Spanish woman becomes oldest person in Europe
Ana Vela, aged 115, is now fourth-oldest person in the world after Emma Morano, 117, passes on
Brussels issues Spain final warning over repeated air pollution breaches
European Commission tells five countries to reduce NO2 levels or face possible legal action
Spain will “easily” meet EU deficit target for 2016: Economy minister
But Luis de Guindos hopes it will not be necessary to slash €5.5 billion from the budget
Galicia train crash investigation was not independent, says Brussels
European railway agency asks for a new inquiry into 2013 accident that killed 80 and injured 152 near Santiago de Compostela
Spain opposes blanket return of refugees to Turkey — foreign minister
José Manuel García-Margallo will defend case-by-case review of situations at EU meeting
Don’t stand in way of Socialist deal, ex-PM tells Mariano Rajoy
“New elections will lead to the same situation,” says statesman Felipe González
The Spaniards who are breaking the 100-year age barrier
The number of centenarians in Spain has more than doubled in the last 15 years, census figures show
January ends with a spike in gender violence murders across Spain
Eight victims died this past month at the hands of their current or ex-partners
Spain’s population falls as number of foreigners leaving continues to rise
Statistic experts predict there will be more deaths than births registered in 2015
Why 80% of Spanish youngsters are still living with their parents
A new report highlights the difficulties under-30s face when it comes to leaving home
Late requests for absentee ballots swamp Spanish post offices
People having to wait in line for hours as deadline looms for postal vote applications
Number of Spaniards emigrating hits new high since crisis began
Total of 50,844 people left the country to go and work abroad during the first quarter of 2015
Why Spain is yet to cut a slice of the global wedding tourism cake
Overseas visits are at record levels, but few foreign couples are opting for a Spanish marriage
Auction canceled after no one offers serious bid for Spanish king’s Ferraris
Ministry is yet to announce what it will do next with gifts given by the UAE to Juan Carlos
50,000 Spanish cars affected by second Volkswagen scandal
Carmaker stands to lose government subsidies for low CO2 emissions following disclosure
Two Ferraris given to King Juan Carlos will go under the hammer
One of the cars – both gifts from the United Arab Emirates – has two scratch marks
Volkswagen admits 683,626 vehicles affected by emissions scandal in Spain
Automaker to set up information hotline for customers who bought the tampered models
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