Bernardo de Miguel

The European Commission’s mandate would give Spain control over entry points at the British Overseas Territory

EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell has attracted Washington to a gradual strategy that offers the Nicolás Maduro regime a progressive lifting of sanctions in return for transparent elections

The measure to facilitate travel in the European Union has now come into force. Here is an overview of where it is valid, how it is issued and other key points

The news comes as draft guidelines from the European Commission link funds to respect for the rule of law and proper management of aid – a change that reflects concern over authoritarianism in Poland and Hungary

PM Pedro Sánchez’s support is in contrast with the opposition voiced by Berlin and the cool attitude from Brussels

Brussels was hoping to distribute 160 million Covid-19 vaccines by all makers during the first quarter, but so far it has only handed out 70 million compared with 154 million in the US

While several European countries have banned flights arriving from the country, the Spanish government says it is waiting for a joint response from the EU

Brussels confirms the initiative answers its own call for cooperation, despite claims from the opposition that the government is trying to encroach on press freedom

Government says reducing the required majority to name members of the CGPJ legal watchdog will help unblock stalled appointments, but EU cautions against a risk of ‘politicization’

The British Overseas Territory is not ruling out joining the customs union or the Schengen Area, but its future relationship depends on the UK and Spain

The country becomes the second biggest recipient of aid after Italy, and €72.2 billion will take the form of grants that do not have to be repaid

If so-called "frugal" countries impose their demands for releasing Covid-19 grants, the Spanish executive may have to delay plans for revising 2012 reform that made firing cheaper

Nadia Calviño was backed by Germany, France and Italy, and the reversal weakens the Spanish position ahead of a key summit on an EU coronavirus recovery fund

Epidemiologists share their recommendations to minimize the risk of contagion as the European Union agrees to allow visitors from 15 countries – but not the United States

Madrid feels the project designed by the Commission could place an even heavier load on frontline countries

The government is counting on EU funds to help with the economic recovery, but faces political disputes at home over the use of the money

If approved, the Spanish economy would be the second top beneficiary of the historic program after Italy

Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez will be taking an ambitious plan to the upcoming European summit, but one that could be negotiated with northern countries such as Germany

The six-hour virtual gathering on Thursday to agree on a joint statement has been described as one of the most fascinating in recent memory

Diplomatic sources say that the new coalition government prefers ad hoc alliances to joining the traditional French-German bloc

Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez claims that José Luis Ábalos “did what he could to avoid a diplomatic crisis” given that Delcy Rodríguez is banned from entering the European Union

The inconclusive results of the European election put Pedro Sánchez in a privileged position to build consensus over the makeup of the new parliament

The European official praises the strong performance of the Spanish economy but warns of the threat posed by far-right parties like Vox

A new study explores how Morocco, Egypt and Tunisia are dealing with hundreds of returnees, and what effect this could have on the European Union

Air carriers must prove they are more than 50% controlled by European Union shareholders or face losing their flying rights within the bloc

Political fragmentation and the emergence of a far-right party has raised concerns that the fourth-largest economy in the European Union could fall prey to euro-skepticism