Ana Carbajosa

Part of the younger population relate more to William or Henry than to the new king

The Spanish region is pushing for passenger testing at origin and destination to avoid quarantines

Spanish Justice Minister Dolores Delgado walked out of the event at the former Nazi concentration camp, where thousands of exiled Spanish Republicans died

Josep Borrell accused his interviewer of ignorance and bias and briefly walked away from the set

Freelancer Juan Moreno has become nothing short of a hero in Germany after he exposed star reporter Claas Relotius for making up stories for the prestigious weekly news magazine

Court in the northern German state of Schleswig Holstein has once again rejected charge of rebellion brought by the Spanish judiciary against ousted Catalan politician

Ex-leader of Germany’s SPD speaks about the urgent need to fight rampant nationalism and populism

Ex-premier of Catalonia will remain free on bail while judges reach a final opinion on his extradition to Spain

Spain’s two main parties renew their agreement to fight “challenges” by Catalan leader

German-led majority in EU Parliament is trying to prevent it from becoming an international issue

Court in north of country has freed Carles Puigdemont while it continues to study extradition request from Spain over his role in independence drive

Spain wants to try Carles Puigdemont for rebellion, for which closest German equivalent is high treason

Former Catalan premier is due to appear before a district judge in Schleswig-Holstein on Monday

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

Marc Bartra required wrist surgery after blasts shattered vehicle windows on way to match

Two out of three foreigners who spent time at detention centers in 2016 were ultimately released

British police report sharp spike in such incidents after Brexit vote

Longest rail service in the world brings tons of Chinese goods to Spain, but returns half empty

Government’s own figures show money is available to give fathers same rights as mothers

Translators who worked with Spanish troops feel abandoned in their new country

Asylum seekers are held back by all the paperwork required to process their applications

While Madrid wrangles over EU quotas, local and regional officials announce plans to help

Many asylum seekers try to move north after their six months of Spanish aid ends

Most people agree it would be better for health and productivity, so what’s the holdup?

A firm is using an historic WWII bunker to safeguard online gambling and financial data