Belén Domínguez Cebrián

After decades of repression under the Soviet Union, the LGBT+ community in the Baltic state feels that it is finally becoming more accepted, but knows there is still work to be done

Thanks to EU funding, the archipelago no longer fears a repeat of the 2010 flooding which killed 49 people

After last year’s fires, the European Union approved €50.6 million in financial aid to regenerate the affected areas. But 12 months on, neither the victims or the local authorities have seen a cent

UK universities, which contribute 2.8% of GDP, are already seeing a decline in applications from abroad as the country nears its exit from the European Union

Spaniard sets up Ambrosio, an app offering valets who will buy groceries or wash the car

Over 8,000 people reached Spanish coast by boat, not including Ceuta, Melilla and Canary Islands

But protests against the trade treaty are still small compared with those in other countries

The volunteers from Seville may be charged with human trafficking for helping the migrants

David Pla and Iratxe Sorzabal made up part of Basque terrorist group’s leadership Third boss Josu Ternera is not among the four detained despite early reports to contrary

Project that became symbol of Spain’s wasteful spending still under suspicion

Monarch appeared amused with gift, despite politician skipping protocol to hand over discs

Former editor-in-chief Javier Moreno announces launch of LENA The group of seven outlets will share content and digital projects

Decision by search engine giant comes in wake of government’s Intellectual Property Law

King also makes reference to Spanish unity and unemployment in speech at Santiago Cathedral

Rights organization gathers testimonies from alleged victims of government forces

Eyewitnesses tell of the explosion of "dust and noise" at the site of the train crash